Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-01

registered at The Gillespie Wednesday,,
Geo. Stewart and wife came over
from Edgemont and dined at the Gil
lespie.
Miss Maggie Degnan left for Pringle
Sunday where she is now teaching
school.
The Cook drug store has been fur
Their improved by putting in incan-
descent lights.
LOST Complied Laws of Dakota
OF 1851. ELMER r.. JUcKETT.
The Transfer, Feed IL Fuel Co. have
the front of their business place hand
somely decorated with signs.
Walter Scott was in the city Monday
looking after his business interests
here. He is now living at Sturgis.
A. ID. Field and Bert left Tuesday
night for their old home in Vermont,
where they will visit for Il few weeks.
+. H. McCabe, and wife, of Logan,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday, and will be
at the Gillespie three or four weeks.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. S.
Kelly, receiver.
Mrs. 4. Il. Wheeler, Emma Adams.
and Mrs. j, j. Adams, of Crawford, Ne
braska, spent Sunday at the Gillespie.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
M%innekahta block. Inquire of f. S.
Kelly, receiver.
Fred Gillespie and Harold returned
Wednesday from their trip to Omaha.
Fred says there was an immense crowd
in attendance at the state fair.
Remember that Pixies Photo Gallery
is open for business and will remains so.
Will Warner, the enterprising city
editor of the Deadwood Pioneer-Times
was in the city Monday, going from
here to Edgemont that evening.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
The Shakespeare Club expects to
meet this afternoon-the first regular
meeting of their sixth year-and hold
it's annual election of officers.
r. I. Patrick returned Wednesday,
and spent the day i'll the city, but re-
turned to Sioux City that evening on
account of the serious illness of his
brother.
For SALE-My property in Mime
kalta row, very cheap. Will sell my
barber shop and building separately
or together. Il. H. LEWIS.
Mrs. o. r. Jepsen went down to Hot
Springs this afternoon to remain for a
few weeks. Mrs. Jepsen wisely con-
cluded that it was better to have a
change before she was taken sick
Lead Tribune.
John Rondo. who had his prelimi-
nary hearing last Saturday before Jus
tice Pomeroy, upon the charge of muir
dering Ben Tibbitts on the reservation,
was bound oyer to the circuit court
without bonds.
Miss Dora klindt and Ella Roher,
who have spent most of the summer
in the city, returned to their homes
near'Omaha Monday night. They are
very pleasant young ladies and their
health wa much benefited during
their stay here.
Rev. j. NJ. Brown. son of Rev. A. A.
Brown. and wife left on Wednesday
evening for Kirkland, Washington, a
suburb of Seattle, where he has been
called to preach. He goes there hoping
that the lower altitude will be more
beneficial to his health.
Finest and largest assortment of SOU
venir china ever brought to Hot
Springs just received by Richer Il Co.
w. w. Stewart. of Edgemont, has
rented the pleasant residence on Col
lege Hill that has recently been occu-
pied by L. Il. Mackinlay, and is moving
in this week, and becomes a" permanent
resident of Hot Springs. This is an
excellent acquisition to our city, and
they are gladly welcomed.
PRIVATE BOARDING. PLAcE.-A few
b arders will be taken at private home
at reasonable rates. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
Four companies. u. f., q and II, ar
rived from TT. Meade last Saturday, in
charge of Maj. Wells, and went into
camp in the southern portion of the
city. where they remained until Tues
day morning, when they started on
their ret.,s4 trip. Monday they went
out to'Wind Cave. where they had Il
sham battle. Company III was station.
r ed about the hill-sides surrounding the
cave. supposedly to hold the cave from
the enemy. Companies ID, Il and G
. sought to take the cave, and capture
the enemy. In this they failed, were
repu!sed and company q taken prison.
er. and r and ID surrendered. This is