Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-30
Col. Evans has been in Sioux Ci


Col. Evans has been in Sioux CITY
this week.
Wednesday was roaster-the hot.
test day of the season.
Commandant Linn visited Deadwood
with Gov. Lee Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Macrea of Council
Bluffs are Evans guests.
Fred Evans. Jr. came down from the
northern Hills Sunday night.
Capt. G.. III. Barth and wife of Ft.
Niobrara Sundayed in the city.
Miss Mayme Stanley is expected to
return from Chicago Friday morning
Fine California peaches for the bal
ance of the week at Richer a. Co.'S at
Sl.5o per box.
II Il. Patrick returned Thursday
morning from his protracted visit in
Kansas City and other eastern cities
w. Barge and c II. Barge of Dixon
and j. j. Barge and wife of Chicago.
Northwestern railway people, arrived
Monday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Houghton and son, Harold.
and niece, Ethel Wayne, are down
from Deadwood visiting with r. Il.
Connor and family.
Hon. Edwin Van Cise. one of Dead
woods best attorneys, and u very pleas
ant gentleman, was looking after legal
matters here Friday last.
II. Standen and family have removed
to Alliance. Neb., where "Dick" has
purchased the Palace meat market.
May success attend them,
Try the Gates Commission Co. on
their pure home made candies. Cor
ner opposite Gillespie and Evans hotel.
Mrs. j. p. McElroy, whose husband
is the popular clerk of the courts of
Pennington county, is visiting with her
friend, Mrs. G. L. Jensen.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors, glass, paints and
all Kinds OF building materials; also
s.".us Aoys AouIs looU anu OQerl0an and
victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
James Alexander and wife of Terry
spent few days in the city the fore
part OF the week. Mr.. Alexander is a
prominent merchant of Terry.
Fred Holdorf arrived Monday with a
number of parrots. He makes annual
visits here and always sells four or
five. One of them escaped while here.
> Mrs. VIM. Allen. of Cascade, who has
been at Lincoln, Neb., for several weeks
taking treatment at the sanitarium
returned Monday morning considerably
improved.
1t is reported that the Fall River
water ditch may be conveyed across
the Cheyenne to irrigate large tract
of land. 1t is surely feasible scheme
and an excellent one.
, Losr-A check drawn by Inez God.
ard Ill favor of March Il Co. Parties
are armed against accepting the same
: from anyone excepting from payee.
Mrs. ID. L. Garrison came up from
Omaha Sunday to see how her hus.
;" band. who is here for his health, was
getting along. She found Mr.. Garri.
son improving nicely and returned
home Tuesday
ID. w. Botsford. editor of the Quincy,
I'LL, Herald, has been having quite a
siege at the Evans with his old trouble
, rheumatic gout. He is getting along
very nicely now and after he gets over
with this ''spell' his doctor thinks he
, will be on the road to permanent re-
} covery.
In Il private letter from Capt. Lucas
. he says that harvesting has common.
ced in the eastern part of the state and
that the yield will be one of the great
est ever garnered. The Captain has
traded some of his real estate for the
Wright House, very fine piece of
hotel property at Chamberlain. Capt.
has the geniaIity and corporosity to
make model caterer to the travelling
public.
Ed. Sarver. one of the engineers on
the b. Il M.passenger run. has invented
a stack adjuster for the air bra!ling
power on cars, which is pronounced
, just tine thing. 1t operates by a lever
connected with the picton rod, which
automatically takes up the slack in
the braking system underneath the
cars. Mr. Sarver has made a drawing
of his invention and will apply for Il
= patent. .-Deadwood Pioneer-Times.
: Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Kelly are enjoy
e ing visit from his parents, j. T.. Kelly
t and wife, of Cambridge Springs. Pa,
and NJ. +. Couch and wife. of North
s Adams, Mass. Mrs. Couch is Il sister
e OF Mr. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Couch OK
pect to go on to the Yellowstone Park.
r and MIR O. Savc that l,a l,opoe In ,,,..