Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-25
Charley Dudley has returned to the

in the city Monday.
H. A. Kepler, of Lincoln, arrived in
the city Thursday.
William Everts registered at the Hot
Springs House Thursday.
g. w. Gaylord, of Custer, registered
at the Hot Springs House Saturday.
S. Anderson of Terry is at the Fargo.
He is taking osteopathic treatment.
Colonel Thornby received the two
first degrees of the chapter Monday
night.
W. Myers of TT. Pierre is in the city
at the Fargo and will remain a few
days taking the baths.
There will be a special meeting of
the o. n. s. next Tuesday evening for
the initiation of three new members.
John Hornick, of Sioux City, was
here Friday making one of his semi
annual visits to his customers.
Orrie Chambers home was blessed
with the arrival of an eight-pound
baby daughter Tuesday night.
The NJ. L. Ladies' Aid society will do
plain sewing at reasonable prices. Or
ders a be left with any member of
the society.
+. Rust, an Elkhorn passenger con-
ductor between Chadron and Long
Pine, arrived at the Hot Springs House
Tuesday, to enjoy period of redrea-
ton and baths.
There will be a Frances T.. Willard
memorial service at the College chapel
Sunday evening, April Sd. It is ex-
pected that all the churches will unite
to pay tribute to this great woman.
N. w. Ryder, wife and son. of chica-
go, were Hot Springs House arrivals
Monday. Mr.. Ryder is superintend-
ent of telegraph for the Burlington
system. They went to Deadwood
Tuesday.
Miss Allen, who fell and broke her
right arm some time since is again
able to resume her duties in the pri-
mary department of the public school.
but still experiences. some inconven-
fence.
Mrs. G. G. Fargo and family left last
night for Yankton where they will visit
at the old Fargo homestead for a while.
Mr.. Fargo's mother, who has been
spending the winter here, returns with
them, having much enjoyed her visit
with her son and his family.
The ladies of the Travellers club de-
sire to express their cordial thanks to
the press, the city council and the
Water, Light & Power company for
courtesies extended them and to all
those who by their presense and con-
tributions of books to make their Ii
brary social a success.
Z. Il. Nichols, an experienced pho
tographer of Sturgis, has rented the
building occupied last year by Pixies
studio, and will remove to this place
April 18th, and open a fine photograph
gallery. He will remodel the building
entirely, and we understand Mr.. Her
bert will remain with him.
G.. h. M%illigan, who owns the Victoria
hotel, of Chicago, and who spent sev-
eral days in the city at the Gillespie
taking baths, left for home Wednesday
night, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Clark, who was here with him. He
was much pleased with Hot Springs.
The New York Journal of recent date
contained an article from Col. Linn
comparing the wreck ofthe Maine with
that of the Merrimac and Congress, of
which he was an eye witness. He shows
quite c%onclusively that the Maine a
blown up from the outside.
Mrs. G. NJ. Germond, of the Gillespie,
expects to go to Omaha in a few days
to purchase some new furnishings for
the hotel and engage what help she
may need for the summer. She will be
absent about a week. Her son will be
here in a day or two from Denver to
clerk at the Gillespie.
The work of State Normal school at
Speartish for the spring term. which
begins April 9Th, will partake largely
of the nature of an institute for teach
ers. A cordial invitation is extended
to teachers and high school graduates
to attend during any portion of the
term. Arithmetic. grammar, geogra.
ply, %penmanship, drawing. compost.
ton, elementary science. algebra. bot
any. general history, book keeping
rhetoric. vocal music and other worh
will be taken up.
Roger Young has a good light Wagon
and buggies at bargains. and you de
ceive yourself and your horses if YOU
don't get Your horses shod at Young's
blacksmith shop.
The railway clerks of the sixth di.
vision commenced Tuesday to weigh