Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-05-24
Undertaken Joyce has his new team

Undertaken Joyce has his new team
Of blacks up now, and they are all
right.
Mrs. Pearl G. Hunt returned Wednes-
day morning from a brief visit to New
York.
You will enjoy the supper in the
ordinary of the Evans hotel next Tues
day evening.
Six cottages for rent, newly papered
city water, good location. Enquire at
STAR office.
Jason March returned Sunday from
Huron, where he attended the A. O. U.
w. grand lodge.
P. I. Paulson, an experienced Wind
Cave guide, will be at the q at all
times to conduct parties through the
cave.
Mrs. Earl Chambers came in Friday
from Moorcroft, and is quite sick.
Earl has been transferred to Crown
Hill, in the northern Hills.
w. r. Morgan and s.. E. Wilson are
attending the 1. o. o. F. grand lodge
at Canton. An effort is being made to
have the next grand lodge held in the
| Hills.
The Transfer Co. put on the street
sprinkler the first of the week, and it
keeps the street we'll moistened up
from the post Office to the plunge and
part way up Minnekahta avenue.
Up-to-date Job Printing at the STAR
Office.
w. E. Benedict and wife came down
from Custer last Saturday and spent
the afternoon in town, leaving that
evening for Canton to attend the l. o.
o. +. and Rebekah grand lodges.
The management of the Stewart
bath house have had the old bath
wagon overhauled, painted, put on new
wheels, and made practically new. 1t
is an easy riding. pleasant conveyance.
Ed. Bond vas here Friday. He says
that he is or a deal to sell his place for
$4,000. In case he should sell he
would probably go to southwest Ore
gon and engage in the livery business.
L. e. Webster, of Omaha, who was
one OF Hot Springs BARRIERS for several
summers until 1898, is again in thecity
end for the present is in the employ of
Will Miller, while the latter is rusti.
eating.
Mrs. NJ. Painter, now of Chicago,
but formerly of Fairburn, spent a few
days in town the fore part of the week
She came to the Hills to look after
some interests that she still has at
Fairburn.
Charley Cummings was down from
Oreyille last Saturday. ae says that
the mining interests in that vicinity
are in fine shape and that the outlook
for several mining properties is exceed.
ingly good.
The keystone Recorder has been Ell.
larged and now prints four pages al
home. We knew that Charley Dillon
would get there if he had half a chance
He is putting up a good newspaper
and the people evidently appreciate it
Mis-. J. A. Stanley went to Dead.
wood Thursday to meet with a com.
mittee of the State Federation OF
Women's clubs to arrange a program
for the annual meeting at this place
on June 10, 20 and 81. She will returr
Friday evening.
j. G. Richer and wife left Saturday
night for grand lodge, the former to
the l. o. o. +. at Canton, and the lat
ter to Grand Forks, North Dakota, te
attend the Degree of Honor, of which
she is a grand officer. Mrs. GODDARD
went as representative of the loca
lodge.
Rev. Trimble, presiding elder of tn,
Northwest Iowa conference, is spend
ing a few weeks in the city, for tn,
benefit of his health. He spent a few
weeks here last year and was mucl
benefited by his stay, and he also en-
lloyd himself very much. He says tina
he is also enjoying himself this yea
) and is feeling much better.
, Photographer Cross says that he al
ready has views of all the most attract
i've places in the Hills and can there
fore now stay here and attend to tn
wants of his customers. View and POI
Z trait work will be a%rtistically done.