Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-23

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tendent OF the Water Light & Power
Co., left Sunday evening to attend the
funeral Of his brother near Sioux City,
whose death occurred very suddenly.
He is expected homo the latter part of
the week.
Drs. Jennings and Stewart per.
formed the operation known as lithot.
J omy on James Sutherland, of Hill City,
one of the Oldest residents of the Hills,
on Monday and the patient is recover
ing nicely. His sister, Mrs. Bissell, of
carpet sweeper fame is with him.
In sluggish liver, Herbine, by its
beneficial action upon the hillary
tracts, renders the bile more fluid, and
brings the liver into a sound, healthy,
condition, thereby banishing the sense
of d%rowsiness, lethargy aud the gener-
al feeling of apathy which arise from
disorders of the liver. Price so cts,
Emil Hargens.
After much tribulation and great
vexation Mr.. Wooster is nearing the
end of moving the large building of j.
w. Joyce to his lots just north of the
Dudley hotel. He has improvised a
little railway, secured some car trucks
and moved the building along easily,
which resisted every attempt to be
moved in the usual manner.
Mrs. Alma Fayel, little daughter and
her mother, Mrs. j. Lampert, came
down from Keystone Saturday evening
and will take up their residence again
with us in their pleasant home on the
hill, just vacated by Mrs, Adams. Mrs.
Fayel's many friends here will be glad
to know of her return to Hot Springs.
MI. Lampert drove down Saturday and
has been busy getting thcm fixed up
at housekeeping, but unless he strikes
something to do here, he will go back
to the ranch to look after the cattle.
The delegation from the local Bap.
fist church, consisting of Rev. Catlin
and wife, Mesaames Ryan and Brown
and Miss Leora Hand, returned from
the district Ii. Y. P. U. convention at
Lead, Friday evening, and report one
of the best conventions ever held in
the Hills. They succeeded in bringing
the convention to Hot Springs next
year in June. The officers elect are
Rev. G. L.. Kirk, Deadwood, president;
Rev. A. q. Stuernagle, Rapid City,
first vice president; j. w. Good, Chad
ron, second vice president; Miss Alice
Epps, Rapid City, secretary and Mrs.
Ada Ryan, Hot Springs, treasurer. The
most Interesting feature of the CON
vention was the singing by a quartette
of Chinese boys. The Baptists have a
mission of twenty.three Chinese men,
beers in Deadwood and another of
eleven in Lead and are doing great
good among them.
Supt. j. Phelan, the popular gentle
man who does the head work for more
miles of railroad than any other rail-
road man in this part of the country, if
moi in the United States, came in from
Alliance on Saturday morning with an
excursion of a score of people who en-
joyed themselves thoroughly taking
baths and having a good time gener.
ally. The party consisted of Misses 1.
Bellwood, X. Shelter, g. Phelan, E..
Phelan, Fickeo, B. Kreidelbaugh, Mrs.
j. G. Carroll, L. N. Emery and wife, A.
j. Simonson and wife, w. G. Simonson
and wife, j. 7. Whitewood and wife, F.
M. Broome, Bernard Phelan, F. W.
Harris, A. B. To!if, F. M. Knight, all
OF Alliance, and Miss A. Regan, Craw-
ford, Mrs. Nightingale, Edgemont, Mrs.
A. P. Bonnet, McCook, Miss j. Phelan,
Alliance. This excursion from Alliance
is one of many others in contempla-
ton not only from this place but other
towns in this propinquity, and we trust
u citizens may try to make it pleas
ant for these visitors. 1t is certainly a
very commendable quality in Supt.
Phelan to get up this excursion to our
city and shows how highly he holds
u resort in estimation. We trust he
may come often with his good people
and we will try to receive them in the
spirit of true friendship.
A STAR representative took occasion
to talk to Supt. Phelan while in town
Saturday, and ascertained that the
new B. M. route to Denver is we'll
under way. More than fifty miles of
the road bed has already been graded,
and a very large force is at work rush.
inf things right through to completion.
The route will be nearly the old Sidney
stage route to the Black Hills, as soon
as they can strike it from Alliance,
crossing the north fork of the Platte at
Camp Clark, thence to Sidney. From
Sidney the road will strike southwest,
crossing the Cheyenne branch at Ster.
ling, Colorado, and connecting with
the main trunk line of the B. & M. at
Brush, Colo. This will not only open
up a large section of country tributary
to the Black Hills, but will afford most