Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-10-11

v. a. Wilson was t-ransacting bust.
ness in Wyoming this week.
Mrs. N. Painter, daughter Alta, and
Mrs. Laonard left Monday for Chicago.
A. M. Mscumber is having an addi.
ton built to his house on Jennings
avenue.
An heir came to brighten the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Smith Thursday
morning.
Miss Dee Goodykoontz left Tuesday
for Newcastle for a visit to her friend,
Mrs. j. G. Spencer.
F. d. Hummel is building him a neat
cottage on Lincoln n in the
block across from the Catholic church.
j. g. Keith brought a number of cat
tie down from Lawrence county Mon
day and placed them upon his Cascade
range.
Mrs. w. W. Stewart expects to leave
today for Wheatland, Wyo., for a visit
of a few weeks to Geo. Stewart and
family.
MRS w. s. Weldon and the children
afe located in town for the, winter, to
give the children the benefit of the
schools.
FIT. Evans was taken quite sick a
few days ago, but is nov considerably
improved and DR.. Hargens thinks will
soon be about again.
Among the club women of town who
will attend the Federation meeting at
Rapid City today are Mesdames Gull,
Kellar and Stanley.
Col. Lucas and wife returned
Wednesday. Mrs. Lucas visited in
Massachusetts and other eastern states
several weeks but is glad to get back
to Hot Springs.
Ex-G Governor Furnas and wife, of
Nebraska, arrived Tuesday and are
stopping at the Evans. Mr.. Furnas is
regular annual visitor at Hot Springs
and has numerous friends here who
are always glad to see him.
Ralph Dickover, son of j. c., and
once a resident of this place, now of
Sioux City, was married at that place
September 26, to Miss Gertrude Hold
son, a fine young lady of Sioux City.
Many friends here will extend hearty
congratulations.
Those who attended the Festival Of
Mountain and Plain at Denver last
week are enthusiastic in their praise
of the treatment accorded them by the
Denver people. They had a grand
time and think Denver and its people
are about right.
j. w. Swain and family arrived from
Spokane, Wash, Wednesday. Mr..
Swain resided in the eastern part of
the county for a few years and thought
Washington might better suit him,
He has tried it and comes back glad to
settle down here. He will teach dur.
ing the winter, probably at Cascade.
Walter Scott, the handy-man and
all-round m%achinist, spent a few days
at Sheridan, Wyo., this week, and con.
Guided to locate there. He returned
home Wednesday and will arrange To
remove to Sheridan about November 1.
He says that place is having quite a
building boom and is a thriving, nice
place. Walter will be missed here, but
we hope he will do we'll by the change
Harry Summers has been promoted
by his company and has been assigned
territory covering the states between
here and the Pacific coast, taking in
California. The numerous friends OF
the family will be glad to know that
they will continue to reside in Hot
Springs. Mr.. Falk, of st. Joseph, will
succeed Nh. Summers in this territory
Mrs. Rice, mother of Mrs. Scovel,
will return to her home at Chicago
sooner than she had expected because
her home was entered while all were
away during the daytime and most Of
her silverware stolen-right in the
thickly populated portion of Chicago
She lost souvenir ware that she hac
had for years, and feels very badl,
about it.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, m,
residence property two blocks east o.
Stewart bath house, Hot Springs. AID
dress H. j. Sparks, lock box 600, Lea d
South Dakota.