Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-08
Col. j. A. Baker has been anno,n+ed

repeaC Inc Old Maids Convention on
the evening of the 18th.
Judge Gull came down from Lead
Tuesday evening on legal business, re-
turning Thursday morning.
DIR. Stewart was quite sick for a few
days this week, but his friends are
pleased to know that he is again get
ting along nicely.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold it's regular business meeting
and social at the home of the pastor, j.
f. Catlin. OF Friday evening.
Andy Holtz has sold his residence to
Mr.. Brewer, of Rapid City. Andy will
not leave Hot Springs right away, and
of course we all hope may decide to re-
main permanently.
+. w. Sharp and wife have rented
the cottage on College hill formerly oc-
cupied by John Gillespie and will
reside there. Mr.. Sharp is the B. & M.
operator.
j. ID. Chapman went down to Fort
Robinson Saturday night and made ar
rangements to go with the troops from
there if war is declared. He will be
notified by telegraph in that event.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
On Wednesday, March 30, occurred
the death of Mrs. John Hale, of
w. G. Flat of heart disease. Burial
took place at Buffalo Gap, Thursday.
The bereaved husband has the s,mpa-
thy of that entire community in his O j.
row.
Santa Bona, the very best 5 c. cigar,
sold only at Cooks drug store.
Miss Carrie Wilson has completed
her school at Martins Valley and has
accepted a school near Newcastle,
Wyo., which she began to teach last
Monday. Miss Wilson has been quite
successful in the different schools she
has taught.
j. r. Mower says he wouldn't care if
he might have just one more invita-
ton to a wedding so that he might
prove his ability to keep awake long
enough to witness the ceremony. He
wants to satisfy his friends that he
don't always act SO.
Judge Boom er returned Sunday from
his travels in eastern Dakota and Ne
braska. He says there is quite a de-
cided improvement in business. He
thinks the Omaha exposition is going
to be "a great affair. The judge will go
to the northern Hills next week.
Attend the Big Department Store
sale. Plenty of bleached muslin left
at 6 cents.
G. NJ. Bardin is the engineer on the
Minnekahta run on the Burlington
during Engineer Brundage's absence.
MIR. Brundage has gone to Chicago to
be present at the graduation of his
daughter in dentistry and will take
about a months lay-of.
John Eastman of w. G. Flat has been
employed by the Iowa Land company
to take charge of the hot house at the
Evans, and he went to work Wednes-
day. The compeny expects to grow a
large quantity of early vegetables and
Mr.. Eastman claims to be experienced
in the business and will no doubt soon
have fresh vegetables.
Irving j. Carr of Chicago, who has
property in this city wrote John L
Burke this week regarding his taxes
and in the letter congratulated the
city upon receiving the location of the
National Sanitarium. Whathis source
of information was Mr.. Carr did not
say, but he evidently had some good
authority for the statement.
All Indebtedness of the Minnekahta
Livery company will be settled at the
barn ~ the president,
j. NJ. BARNES, President.
William Racquet, who recently ar.
rived here from Fremont, has received
a letter from his brother-in-law, j. A
Pratt, saying that he and his family
will return to this city some time thi,
month. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt have
found that their health is not as good
in Fremont. where they went in Au
gust, as it was here. The grocery bust.
ness in which Mr.. Pratt engaged hi
found to be crowded and hard to ge'
away from the established houses.
Saturday afternoon at the Move,
house occurred the marriage of G. NJ
Bardin and Miss Mary 2. Myers, tn,
ceremony being performed by Fathel
Ahern. The groom is a we'll know,
Burlington railroad man who has TO
some time had his headquarters a
Edgemont, but is now in this city run
Mig the train to Minnekahta an,
! back during Engineer Joe Brundage'