Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-25
w. L. Judkins is now down near
Chadron, putting up hay.

w. L. Judkins is now down near
Chadron, putting up hay.
Don Mckinley has gone to Chadron
for short visit, but expected to go
from there east.
Charley jackson writes that his hear
ing does not improve, but that he ex-
poets to receive good pension for it.
Mrs. Col. Kellar, Miss Keilar and
Phillip returned from their Deadwood
visit Monday night. They report de-
lightful time.
A party of about twenty-fi ladies'
and gentlemen had a grand picnic down
the valley Wednesday night, enjoying
their picnic dinner about 1000 p. m.
G. S. Scovil, wife and daughter, of
Pine Ridge, arrived Wednesday for a
weeks visit at the Springs. Mr.. Scovil
is an uncle of Alden and Springer
H. G. Howard, postmaster at Lake
Preston, Mimi, arrived Wednesday to
take baths for short time, being
troubled with rheumatism in his arm.
MARRIED-August %, 1899, James
Dryden to Annie Winter, both of Edge
mont. Marriage ceremony performed
by Judge Parks in his usual happy
style
w. r. Taylor and bride left Tuesday
evening, accompanied by Miss Mollie
Taylor, who has been visiting them,
for Battle Creek, Neb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor will be gone about week.
+. W. Faulkes, the bright editor of
the Cedar Rapids Gazette, who has
spent most of the summer here, left
for Cedar Rapids Saturday. He en-
poets to return in few weeks.
The cattle and sheep feud is still
raging in Dawes county, and cattle
man named Ryan was shot by sheep
man named Coil last Monday. Matters
are becoming very serious down that
way.
Rev. DR.. Clark, of Deadwood, spent
Wednesday in the city. He is greatly
interested in Black Hills college and
expects President Pyle will have fine
enrolment at the opening of the col.
lege.
Ex-Gov. Furnas left for his home at
Brownsville, Neb., Wednesday evening
after spending three weeks here very
pleasantly and greatly to the improve
ment of his health. He expects to
come again next year and remain long
er.
E. G. johnson, of Rapid City, the
atfable and successful Northwestern
Life Insurance man, spent Thursday
in the city. He and his family have
been visiting Mr.. N. P. Wood and fam
lily near Buffalo Gap. Mr.. Wood is a
brother of Mrs. johnson.
Geo. Thorp and his friend, W. M.
Widener, returned Wednesday from
their 800 mile overland journey into
Wyoming. They report an excellent
business, surprising any year Mr..
Thorp says. 1t was long, hard jour
ney, but George comes home looking
unusually fieshy.
i Rev. Pearson and family, E. j. Moore
and wife and Walter, and Rev. DIR. Nc
Alister started Wednesday for few
days outing. They expect to go north
as far as Sylvan Lake. They were fine.
ly equipped for an elegant time, which
any one is assured of by going in that
direction. They will return Saturday.
s. E. Wilson and Cliff left Tuesday
night for Omaha where they will meet
Mrs. Wilson and Edith. and Miss Allen,
aud enjoy the exposition for a few
days. Mrs. Wilson and daughter have
been with Miss Allen at Minneapolis
where the latter attended the summer
school of the state university.
Charley Smith, who lived in town
last spring and worked at odd jobs
but has recently lived up in Clark's
canyon, died in the city early Wednes
day morning. While at his home last
Thursday he exerted himself violently
in jumping and the next morning was
very lame and complained of his head
, He gradually became worse and wat
brought to town Tuesday evening an6
I physicians we're called, but nothing
could be done for him. It is thought
' that blood vessel in the head wa,
r ruptured. He was 10 years old an6
leaves wife to mourn his death.
NJ. NJ. Kirkman, first vice president
Of the c. & N. w. Ry., who recentl.
spent a few days at the Evans, upol
his return home sent HI. ID. Clark ,
classical portfolio of primitive carriers
, containing 46 pages Of descriptive mat
ter and 1900 engravings. It is beau
tiful book and the illustrations are o
the most primitive methods used il
; various countries for carrying boil
, freight and passengers. These Illus
trations and facts given were largel