Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-07-29

For sale, a calf. Inquire o. Ferguson.
Harry Somers and wife, of st. Joe,
Mo-, are here for a week.
Conductor Flanders, wife and daugh-
ter Sundayed at the Evans.
For frst.class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
E. Elsey and wife started this week
n camping trip of a week or ten
days.
Our public schools will opsn on Mon
day, Sept. 5, and there will be a nine
months term.
G. w. Higley, an insurance man Of
Minneapolis, is spending his vacation
in this city.
The complimentary dance given at
the Evans on Saturday evening was q
very pleasant affair.
Cross studio for best OF everything
in photo line and lowest prices. Lower
town, Hot Springs, s. d. BIT
S. I. Emmons, of Washington, D. G.
and N. H. barton, of the U. s. .geolog-
ical survey were in the city over Sun
day.
DIR. Brown and wife, of Omaha, are
the guests of w. Randall in his special
car, Mr.. r. being under the doctors
care.
Mr.. Patzold, manager of the Glen
Rock, Wyo. Coal mines, was here a few
days this week combining business
with pleaeure.
Nichols, the photographer. is making
q photograph button of the interior of
the plunge which is being worn quite
extensively by tourists.
j. F. Edmonds and children. ofDead-
wood, accompanied by Mr.. Blackman
and Mrs. Hendrickson, of Denver, we're
at the Evans over Sunday.
Seargt. Harris of the Soldiers home
left for his home in Sioux Falls Sun
day night to be gone a month and Bob
Love is acting in his place.
W. II. Disney and wife, Mrs. Flo
renee Consen and Miss Ruth Consen
are a party of Cleveland, Ohio, people
who are here for some time.
Col. Dewey and daughter left for
their home at Watertown on Tuesday
evening, after a pleasant stay of about
ten days at the Soldiers home.
We understand Ed. Davis will build
a residence in Happy Hollow, just oppo-
site the Presbyterian church and lum-
Dor is being hauled on the ground.
DIR. Howell came down from the
upper Hills and spent Sunday with his
family. We understand he expects to
open ar Office in Edgemont shortly.
Robt. Pringle has again become the
driver and solicitor for the Stewart
bath house and invites his friends to
ride up to that popular bath with hin,
Miss Anna Fuhlbrugge took her de-
parture Wednesday to visit friends at
Waverly, Wis.,, after which she expects
to attend the Minnesota state UNIVERSE
ty.
Will Ness has returned TO his work
as operator for the Elkhorn, but is ex-
pecting to be called out any day as
special agent during the stock shipping
season.
Prof. F. q. Smith, formerly of the
School of Mines but now superinten-
dent of the Sunset mine, with his friend
7. j. Lynch, of Ottawa, Ills, enjoyed
the Inequalities of the Evans over Sum
day.
Rev. Long has moved into the large
residence of Jos. Petty, just at the
foot of Battle Mountain. It is beau
tiful home and will be a much more
comfortable place for the worthy DOM
inie-
T.. A. Garner, snpt. of the American
Express and II. s.. Weller and wife, of
Omaha, spent Sunday and Monday in
VuO OAUy. XMIs 0dEUOE 10 Adhluk d rSk-
ular tour of inspection to points within
his jurisniction.
Hon Jonas Cleland, ex-mayor of
Sioux City, and son James, who have
been stopping at the Evans for some
time left for home Sunday evening.
While here Mr.. Cleland received notice
of an appointment to a lucrative gov
eminent position.
There is a woeful lack of interest in
most of our secret society meetings,
which is rather unusual for Hot
Springs, which is prominently a town
of %fraternal organizations. When cool
weather comes they will no doubt com
mence to boom again.
G. n. Miner has been papering and
furnishing the rooms in his Mime.
kahta hotel and is letting them out fol-
light house keeping. He has given ul
trying to lease the property for ii hotel