Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-09-10
Spray OF talbe Springs.

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Levi MCGEE was in the city the latter
part of last week interviewing his
friends.
Chambers Kellar came down from
Deadwood Saturday night and spent
Sunday and Monday at home.
Mrs. Boomer returned Sunday from
Chicago and is much improved in
health, a fact that pleases her many
friends.
Miss Bechel, who has been the guest
of Miss Werdna Kellar for the past few
weeks will depart for her heme in
Omaha in a few days.
w. G. Pike expects soon to depart
for Omaha where he expects to engage
in portrait painting, %sketching, etc.
He is an artist of much promise.
The weather during the past week
has been warmer than at any other
time during the summer-something
very unusual for this part of the coun.
try.
1t is estimated that between five and
six Thousand people celebrated Labor
Day, Monday, at Whitewood. Con-
gresham Knowles delivered the adj
dress.
Jim Fluey came owe from Buffalo
Gap Tuesday with his family, who went
out the same evening over the Burling-
ton en- route to Washington state for a
visit with relatives.
Commandant Linn accompanied
Mrs. Lee and daughter to Deadwood
Tuesday for the day. They return to
their home at Vermillion much pleased
with Hot Springs and its people.
The Hot Springs base ball team will
cross bats with the Edgemont team to-
morrow at the Athletic park on Col
lege hill at 2:30 p. M. 1t will doubtless
be a good game and will entertain
every lover of the sport.
Rev. ID. W. Tracy of Rapid City
spent last Saturday and Sunday here
renewing old acquaintance and
preaching at the M. E. chapel Sunday
morning and evening. He was the NJ.
E. pastor in this city about nine years
ago and has many friends here who
are always glad to see him.
Charley Fallon left Saturday on a
cattle train for Chicago where he will
enter the school of pharmacy of the
Northwestern university. 1t is Char.
ley's ambition to study medicine later,
He graduated from the high schoollast
spring and his energy and ambition
will make him succeed in whatever he
attempts to do.
Elegant office rooms for rem in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of e. S
Kelly, receiver.
= College opens next Tuesday. The
!. indications now are that the attend
5 ance will be larger than last year al
the opening. And there are a numbe,
who cannot be present ut the opening
who will attend later. The institution
= is prepared to do good work this yea,
and everyone interested in Hot Springs
should urge their friends who desire /,
college education to attend here
Work for home interests.
Mrs. Colonel Kellar gave a very de
! lightful afternoon to "a large number
of her friends on Sept. L. Each guest
represented a book and those presen,
guessed upon the representations
Mrs. A. b. Conner and Mrs. Van Cise
) of Deadwood, correctly guessing the
greatest number of books represented
a Dainty refreshments were served anc
altogether the afternoon was a YER,
enjoyable one.
Try the Gates Commission Co. OF
4 their pure home made candies. Cor
: ner opposite Gillespie and Evans hotel
Capt. d. w. Allison of Chamberlain
t is at the Home, seeking to benefit hi.
t health by the change of climate ane
the use of the waters. He was a YER,
prominent men in the early territorial
q days of Dakota. He was ut n tim,
? private secretary to Governor Bur
bank and was practically in charge o
s the Indian affairs in the territory from
1869 to 1871. He is "a personal friene
{ of Colonel Linn.
The Grandest Remedy.
! MIR. II. b, Greeye. merchant of Chill
howe. Va, certifies that he had con