Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-30
George Stewart came over from Edge
mont and spent Sunday in the CITY.

mont and spent Sunday in the city.
Ted Petty was quite sick the fore
part of the week, but is now improv-
ing.
Mrs. Ripple of Sioux City, daughter
of Col. Swan, arrived Monday and will
be here some time.
Jim Petty has sold his stock and en-
poets to spend the winter with rela
tives at Springfield, Neb.
Attorney Chambers Kellar spent
Sunday and Monday at homecoming
down from Deadwood Saturday night.
Miss Halle Bennett, who visited with
the family of Col. Kellar for week, re-
turned to her home Tuesday morning.
Capt. Marsh came up from Omaha
Monday and spent the day here look
ing after his business interests going
to Deadwood Tuesday morning.
Misses Mae Briggs and Lulu Trent,
school teachers of Stanton, Neb., spent
several days in the city, uretuYning
home the first of the week.
Mrs. r.. ID. Beer and daughter, Miss
Orpha, of Reynoldsville, Pa, mother
and sister of Mrs. H. A. Gayhart, ar.
rived Saturday morning and will visit
here for three or four weeks
E. G. Ragon, wife and daughters, and
Miss Bierbower of Evansville. Ind, are
at the Evans and expect to remain a
month. Mr.. Ragon is a prominent
wholesale grocer of Evansville.
DIR. Rouse and wife, of Wakefield,
Neb., arrived Thursday morning for a
visit with their friends, Rev. and Mrs.
Pearson. Mrs. Rouse is also an old
time friend of Mrs DIR. Daley.
Lloyd Boomer, who is employed as
bookkeeper for tho lumber firm of
Stearns & CO., of Deadwood. visited
with his mother and family Sunday
and Monday, returning to his work
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. L. Felt and two children of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, are at the Evans
for month. She lisa daughter of Mrs.
Beeline, who has spent few summers
here, but her health would not permit
hur to leave home this season.
DIR. +. L. Searles and wife of Omaha,
who enjoyed the Christian Endeavor
Excursion to California and north to
Portland, arrived in the city Sunday
over the Burlington and are at the Gill
lespie. They expect to remain here a
month.
Losr-A dark lap robe with flowers
in center. Finder please leave with
the STAR or with Hot Springs Livery
Stable.
General Manager Mcbride and Claim
Agent Window of the Duluth, Missabe
~ Northern railway, spent over week
here, enjoying themselves immensely
in the restful pleasures that abound in
our Carlsbad. They had their private
car and remained in it while here.
MIS-. u. lie lDOOllCl ucpdIUcu IOt N-'lll-
cago Tuesday evening, where she en-
poets to remain several weeks for treat
ment for her health. Judge Boomer,
| who has been in the eastern part of the
state, expects to meet her in Sioux
City and go on with her to Chicago.
Prof. Mcbride of the university of
Iowa, and daughter, arrived Saturday
last for u sojourn of several days
Prof. Mcbride is botanist of wide
reputation and has visited this portion
of the west in his professional capac-
ity. publishing his observations in
pamphlet form.
Deadwood is not being flooded these
days. as we observe their water com.
pany there has given notice to con
sumers that they cannot water their
lawns but 20 minutes each day. Chad
ron and Crawford are the same. while
nearly every other place has reduced
the time to half an hour or an hour
These are dry times.
j. ID. Page has departed for the Sol
diers' Home at Hot Springs. Mr.. Page
enlisted in the army during the last
year or two of the war at the age of 1G
and received injuries which have been
a drawback to him through life. AL
though but AZ years of age he is a
physical wreck. MIR. Page has made ap.
plication for a pension aud will likely
receive one under the new law.-Mitch.
ell Capital.
DR.. III. B. Cummins of Seward, Neb.
j, at the Gillespie. He has spent few
wieks here every summer for the past
five years and says he always enjoys
himself here and goes home much re-
freshed and invigorated. He has one
of his patients with him, c. U
France, who is improving nicely. Mr.
France is proprietor of the Windsor
hotel of Seward.
General Manager George f. Bidwell