Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-18
j. NJ. Patton returned "Wednesday
from his trip to tho Northern Hills.

j. M. Patton returned Wednesday
from his trip to the Northern Hills.
Miss Anna Milligan is now stenog.
rapher and typewriter for Cleveland Il
Juckett.
Nose Kaufman and son, of Sioux
Falls, have been Evans guests for the
past few days.
F. NJ. Stewart and wife were over
from the Gap Wednesday,. Mrs. Stew
art and a party of friends visited the
~. b. Cook has been drawn upon the
U. S. Grand Jury. Court will convene
at Deadwood, Tuesday, Sept. 5, at 2
p. m.
w. l.. Helling, who was the efficient
clerk ut the Fargo for some time, came
up from Alliance, Neb., Thursday, for
a short visit.
Mrs. =. S. Ames and the children
have gone to Lincoln and Pawnee,
Neb., for a visit to relatives and friends
for u few weeks.
Girls wanted at once to fill good po-
sitions. AT wages ranging from S15 to
to $40 per month. ITO Main ST., Lead
Employment office.
Cards have been received in the city
by friends ST Miss Katherine Hoffman
announcing her marriage to take place
at Yankton, August 81.
q. X. Todd, an Illinois Central IL
gineer, and his wife, who have been in
the city a few weeks, returned to their
home in Sioux City Thursday.
Hon. G. A. Silsby, of Mitchell. passed
through the city Wednesday evening,
returning to the eastern part of the
state from "a business trip to Custer.
w. j. Cavanaugh has purchased the
building across from the Union depot.
formerly known as ''The Cottage and
will make a residence of it. 1t is a
pleasant place.
Col. Dick Woods, with his wife and
neice, came down from Sylvan Lake
Wednesday night. They were greatly
Infatuated with that charming retreat,
as they are with the whole Hills.
DIR. Hoenes received word from his
brother, DIR. A. j. Hoenes, that he and
his family left New York for London.
on Wednesday. They will go to Ham
burg at once, where DIR. Hoenes is to
establish q sanitarium.
Lyman Parkhurst, son Percy and
family, have gone to Hot Springs for
an indefinite stay. Percy has been
troubled with rheumatism for some
time and hopes to obtain relief at the
health resort.-Rapid City Journal.
The Gate City Hose Co. came down
from Rapid City last Saturday and re-
NAMED until Wednesday, guests of the
Gillespie. The boys had an elegant
time while here. They are a fine lot of
fellows, and of course we we're glad to
have them with us.
The genuine Marguerite cigars at
Cooks drug store.
Little Ruth Crane fell while playing
Monday and broke her arm between
the shoulder and the elbow. She had
the other arm broken last spring and
was just getting so that she could en-
joy herself again. Truly she is having
more than her share of trouble.
Rev. o. w. Butterfield's friends at
Oelrichs presented him with a purse
for purchasing a fine suit of clothes as
a slight memento of their esteem for
him. 1t being about the close of the
conference year such a present is high
ly priced by him, as it is evidence of
their appreciation of his services.
Write your friends about Black Hills
college opening September 10. People
of Hot Springs have each a duty to
perform in this matter if they desire
the institution to grow and be a sue
cess and a factor in the material de-
velopment of Hot Springs. There is
no reason why it should not have an
enrolment of 200 this year.
For tirst-class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
1t really looks now as though the
old ID. Il w. road would soon be built
to connect Rapid City with Mystic on
the Burlington road. If the same new
blood-and ~money-that has taken
hold of the enterprise will continue
the line across the state they will sure
ly strike it rich, and delight the PEG.
pie at both ends of the line as we'll as
along the route.
Geo. L. Clever and wife, Misses Idel
and Bessie Bentley, Geo. and Robt
Masters, of Malvern, Iowa.. and Mes.
danes Anderson and Wilkins, and Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Huffaker, of Silver
City, Ia, arrived Wednesday and are
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