Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-07-14
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Mrs. w. O. Perry and family have re-
moved to Deadwood, where her hus-
band is regularly employed.
Van Hustled has a baby at his house.
and even though it is now a little over
two weeks old, it should be mentioned
just the same-for it's the first, and
who isn't proud of the first baby?
Geo. M. Bidwell, general manager of
the +. E. 81 M. ", and wife. Geo. A.
Joslyn and wife, W. G. Ives, Mrs. w. G.
Ives and Mrs. s. E. Locke came up
from Omaha Sunday morning in Mr..
Bidwells private car and spent the day
in the city.
Brigadier- General Halpin, of the
Salvation Army, arrived in the city
last Thursday and assisted it the street
services that evening, afterwards deliv-
ering an address at the NJ. 4. church.
He is a splendid singer and playes sew
eral musical instruments, SO that aside
from his able talks he is a great enter
tainer.
Miss Burns went to Custer last Sat
urday. where she expects to spend a
few weeks. She will return to the
teachers institute and state education
al association. In the fall she contem-
plates going to Colorado. 1t is gener-
ally regretted that Miss Burns was
unable to continue as teacher in the
fifth grade.
The Burlington road is doing some
vigorous advertising this year for Hot
Springs, and other Black Hills attrac-
tive places. General Passenger Agent
Francis writes that besides advertis-
ing their excursion rates-one fare
plus 81 for the round trip-in newspa-
pers throughout Nebraska and Kansas,
they have gotten out attractive posters
advertiser. this resort. 1t is all hav-
ing it's effect, as indicated by increased
arrivals.
The passenger department of the
Elkhorn is doing some excellent ad-
vertising in the eastern part of the
state and it is believed will succeed liz
bringing a large number of teachers to
the state educational association on
August 2. They not only are urging
people to come upon that occasion but
they offer special excursion rates fire.
quently. The railroads are doing effec-
tive work this year and are succeeding
in bringing lots of people here.
At a meeting held by the Elks yes
terday it was decided to go to Dead
wood to assist the local team in the in
stitution of the lodge there. The start
will be made from Sioux Falls on
August I and after spending one night
in Hot Springs, the Elks will proceed
to Deadwood where the lodge will be
instituted on the evening of the 10th.
Some of the Elks will be accompanied
by their wives. In all probability sew
enty-tive people will go from this city.
At Sioux City the Sioux party will be
joined by about twenty-five of the Elks
of that burg.-Sioux Falls Press, It'll.
Harry Gayhart has just completed
cleaning and repairing the little gold
watch of Mrs. Hesnard's that was lost
during the flood of two years ago., but
recently found near the B. & N. round
house. Some of the small springs and
screws had rusted away and Harry has
ingeniously made new ones entire, as
it is out of date and nothing like il
now manufactured. 1t was made in
France and is solid gold, with the fin.
est material in the works. On the case
is the initial F made of pearls. It is a
handsome little watch and Harry has
frightened it up and made it as good
as new again.