Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-07-15
WIN Pike has gone to Schuyler. Neb.

New coaches have been put on the
Elkhorn run into the Springs.
Kava Root, Kola Nut, Cocoa, Celery
and Iron. The latest thing out.
Charley Entzminer has gone to
Deadwcod to live with his parents.
A number of health and pleasure
seekers have arrived during the week.
Ed Sherry, brother of Conductor
Sherry, has been visiting in the city
during the post week.
Mrs. Thos. p. Chambers, a cousin of
Mrs. Colonel Kellar, arrived Thursday
morning for a visit with her relatives.
The city has had 500 willow cuttings
put out along the creek. They are do
ing nicely and some day will shade
Chicago and River avenue in fine
shape.
John n. Hatfey and Miss Hattie
Ramsey, both of Whitney, Nebraska,
were married Wednesday, July 18th, at
the Fargo hotel, Rev. A. b. Chaplin Off
ciating.
For first-class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
The ladies of the Travellers Club will
serve ice cream and cake in the Office
of the Minnekahta hotel Saturday
evening for the benefit of the public
library.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. IS.
Will Ness left Wednesday evening
for Valentine, Neb., where he will serve
as relief operator for several days.
Claire Wood is doing the work here
during his absence.
The ladies of the Shakespeare club
are preparing a statement, which will
be presented next week, of the money
they made by their edition of the STAR
and what they propose to do with it.
Spring chicken for dinner after a de-
lightful ride to Cascade Springs at the
Grand View Hoe. Fred Noerenberg.
Conductor Sherry and family have
returned from their trip to Omaha
where they had a splendid time taking
in the exposition, but says the climate
down there isn't in it compared to
ours.
The ladies of the Shakespeare club
have yet a number of papers of their
special edition of the STAR on hand
which they would be glad to have you
send to your friends. You can get
them at this Office.
Sam Harris, who has been assisting
Assessor Tillotson for some time in
fixing up the assessors books, has re-
turned to True Parsons ranch, where
he will again assist True with the
work of the place.
Russell Thorpe, one of the best hotel
men in the west, was in the city this
week looking Over the Minnekahta
hotel property with a view to renting
it, and it is reported that the deal is
about contaminated.
The officers of the Sunday School
convention of Fall River county and
delegates from different schools of the
county will meet in Oelrichs Saturday,
July % at the school house. A. Mo-
sier, president; Mrs. Brookfeld, vice.
president.
The Shakespeare Club edition of the
STAR issued last week reflects much
credit upon Mrs. A. H. Conner, editor
in chief, and her corps Of talented as
sistants. The many able articles offer
very convincing evidence that Hot
Springs Ladies are literary, and possess
ability far above the average.-Herald.
John Morton, the sheep man, passed
through Edgemont on Thursday bound
for Moorcroft, Wyo., where he is to
ship several fat sheep to Omaha. Mr..
Morton has been very successful in his
business and is reaping the reward of
continued attention to it. He is one
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business some years ago and gradually
increased his business until today he
is in good shape financially. He and
his family are coming to Hot Springs
this fall for a visit.-Edgemont Elk
press.
Fly time seems to bring on a little
litigation. Among other things there
is a dispute on over the Minnekahta
!, livery stable and the sheriff has had
charge of it for about IL week under a
second mortgage. The matter issome.
what mixed, but will probably be set.
!. tied by legal process before long. An.
other case in Justice Parks court was
j, the preliminary hearing of Sam Odell
charged with the embezzlement O
school funds while treasurer of his dis
y trict. He was bound over to circuit
z court.