Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-04-14
DAKOTA, FRIDAY. APRIL IA, 1899.
ADDITIONAL. LOCALS.
plummer G. Davis is in the Gil

evening.
L. Ballou came over from the Gap
Tuesday and before he went home Was
barbered beyond recognition.
j. w. Butler, who has been spending
the winter in California, arrived Mon
day to look after his interests here.
The postofiice at Mlnnekahta will
soon be re.established with Mr.. Della
hoyde. the Burlington agent, as post
master.
Lawrence Thayer came over from
Edgemont the first of the week to visit
friends for U few days and look after
some business matters.
The Pioneer Times says that sMiss
Rule j. Wilde, "a popular school teacher
of the Southern Hills, is the guest of
Lead and Deadwood friends"
A nickle Alarm Clock for 81 Dia-
mond "C' Soap wrappers and 80 cents.
Mrs. l.. S. Ellsworth was summoned
to Tecumseh, Neb., Monday by tele-
graph, informing her of the critical ILL
ness of her mother.
Guy Bradley left for Alliance, Neb.,
Tuesday to assist in a minstrel show in
which Russell Thorp is one of the chief
promoters.
Rev. Brown spent last Sunday at
Cheyenne, Wyo., and the remainder of
the week in that state. He is expected
home this morning.
Mrs. Geo. Thorp accompanied her
husband as far as Edgemont Sunday
evening, returning next day. George
is taking in Wyoming this week.
Rev. VIM. Richards, an old friend of
Rev. John Hall, is expected this MORN
ing from England. He will take charge
of some NJ. E. pastorate in the Hills.
Ferd Rimpler is reported rapidly re-
covering from his severe attack of
rheumatism and expects soon to be
able to come up town and see his
friends.
There will be pound meeting at the
Salvation Army hall on Saturday even
ing. The special feature of the meet
ing will be the exposure of the biggest
fraud in Hot Springs. Everybody is
invited.
Positive. soap: comparative, good
soap; superlative, Diamond &c" Soap.
Chairman Grippen desires another
citizens meeting Friday at ; p. M. at
the Evans. Besides the encampment
matters to be considered, committees
are to be appointed to look after the
Educational Association meeting in
the city.
You use soap in the laundry every
week. Try Diamond sc" Soap next
week.
The city has begun planting trees,
lining both sides of Chicago avenue.
Nice thing. Now if the railroads can
be induced to plant trees along the
union depot grounds and elsewhere
along their track in the city, the city
will be much beauti6ed.
G. I. Jameson, who was for a time
connected with the Sioux Falls Press
and later with the Deadwood Inde-
pendent-when Mr.. Fox was going to
revolutionize Black Hills journalism
was selling cigars to the trade here the
fore part of the week.
Judge L. S. Gull came down from
Lead Monday to look after some cases
he has before the court. 1t will Ger
tainly be gratifying news to the many
friends of Judge Gull and family in
Hot Springs to know that he has con
cluded to return to this city to reside
They will likely make the change about
June j. He has rented the pleasant
rooms over the Merchants Bank fo,
his Office, whers he will be at home tc
his friends and clients about June 1
They find that their health is not good
in the higher altitude of Lead and al.
ways did enjoy Hot Springs as home
Their many friends will welcome them
back.
III SOAs w. Z. t4uu0T6Ous SCttUlSUlCldu O
the cattle commerce at the Unior
Stock Yards, Chicago, and represen-
tative of the Associated Press, spent
Wednesday in the city. He was {
cousin of the late lamented Major An
derson, and was here to visit Mrs. An.
derson, Walter and Albert. Mr.. An
7 derson had been attending the live
: stock meeting at Rapid City. He said
, the general stock loss for the winter
) was surprisingly low, and that the re-
ports sentout had been greatly exagger
ated. Mr.. Anderson has very stron,
resemblance of the major, is a pleasant
conversstionalist and presents man,
!, original ideas. He thinks Hot Spring,
should arrange for COW boy reunion
in July and is confident q big tim,
would be assured. We are quite takel
with the notion and think Il q goot