Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-07-14

M. A. Willis and wife, Of Custer, spent
Sunday In the city.
Attorney s. E. Wilson left for Pierre
Wednesday evening upon legal bust
ness.
H. G. Hamaker, wife aud daughter.
came down from Custer Saturday night
and spent Sunday.
A. NJ. McCoubrey arrived from their
sheep ranch Sunday for a brief visit to
his mother and sister.
Mrs. Inez GODDARD and daughters de-
parted Saturday night for Burnett,
Texas, for u visit to her mother.
E. w. Julian is now at Omaha, en-
ployed as reporter for the Bee. He
will hold down that position in good
shape.
Will and Roy Ness departed Sunday
night upon their journey to Richmond,
Va. They expect to be gone about
three weeks.
Henry Monheim one of Leads pio-
neer and leading merchants, has been
spending a few days here, recuperating
and enjoying himself.
There will be work in the third de.
gree, A. +. e. A. NJ, tonight (Friday) to
which Worshipful Master Joyce cordi-
ally invites all brethren.
j. S. Sutherland, of Hill City, an old
gentleman who has been in the city, at
the Gillespie, for treatment for several
days, died early Monday morning.
Mrs. Annie d. Talent has received
several proof sheets of her new book,
''Early History of the Black Hills"
and the Sturgis Press says the first
1000 copies will be out by the Goth of
July.
Mrs. E. L. Lymer is expecting her
brother in a few days from Iowa. He
was Il of the volunteers who went to
Cuba and lost his health. 1t is hoped
that a sojourn here may be beneficial
to him.
Andy Traut come down from Hill
City last Thursday evening and was
threatened with fever. Mrs. Traut
came down Sunday to look after him,
but he improved sufficiently to return
home Tuesday, with the fever pretty
we'll broken.
A. G. Gaylord was in the city Satur.
day. He says he has purchased 40
head of horses, which he began ship.
ping east last Monday. He will ship
two carloads at a time until these are
all shipped-going with the horses
himself. He says he pays good prices
and wants to buy more.
j. A. Rylan and little daughter came
up from Omaha Friday and remained
until Tuesday morning, looking after
his interests here. He says he is doing
very we'll in Omaha, but he fears he
can enjoy 40 other climate since living
here, and will probably return to the
Springs next spring.
Mrs. v. Morgan, wife of the pastor
of the First Baptist church of Omaha,
is spending u few weeks in the city,
with her children, for the benefit of
her health. They are boarding with
g. s. Dillon. Last Saturday while the
little girl, Dora, was swinging in a
hammock, she fell out and broke her
shoulder blade.
Judge c. 7. Granger, of the supreme
court of Iowa, and son, r. F., of Knox
vile, Iowa, arrived Tuesday. They
n annual visitors to our Carlsbad
and always stop with their old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Conner. Judge
Granger has been quite ill this spring
and will probably remain some time to
recuperate his health. His son will be
here a few weeks.
Frank Benton, the extensive cattle
man who once resided here, but now
of Cheyenne Wyoming, arrived Mon
day morning and will remain several
days taking baths for rheumatism to
which he has been subject for some
time. This trouble has been aggra.
waited by his having been caught on
the range in a severe blizzard last win.
ter, when he came near losing his life
The side of his head and face were
badly frozen and he was afterwards
confined to his bed for some time. Mr.
Benton is meeting with splendid sue.
cess in his cattle industry. He has
several large ranches in Colorado and
Wyoming, upon which he cuts large
quantities of alfalfa and grain for feed
Frank is a very busy man, but with al
his business and the worries that come
to a man with many cares, he is look
ing fine and with the exception of tn,
rheumatic pains is feeling good. H.
is a great friend of Hot Springs ant
his numerous friends here are glad t,
see him.