Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-06

f. W. Murphy is rejoicing oyer the
arrival of another baby boy.
Mr. Billups picked a ripe bunch OF
Strawberries this week Wednesday.
City Marshal Dornan and son, Leo
! visited Corty Curtiss, at Deadwood, this
week.
Peter Paulson is more than happy
because of that new baby boy-the
first boy.
Miss Cleva Cross has returned from
Sylvan Lake and will receive pupils
for piano instruction.
Hon. III. r. Cooper and sons of
Whitewood we're Evans guests for a
few days this week.
p. Il. Cleaver's home was blessed
Thursday morning by the arrival of a
10 pound baby boy.
G. L. Wood, wife and son, Roy d.
Frank, of Rapid City, were Sunday
guests at the Evans.
Republican primaries will be held in
the county Friday to choose delegates
to the county convention.
Mrs. Edgar Howard, wife of the edi.
tor of the Columbus, Neb., Dispatch,
is among the recent arrivals at the
Evans.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Adams and
Lucille Adams, of Deadwood, we're
guests at the Evans a few days this
week.
Harry ID. Clark, manager of the
Evans, left Tuesday on a business trip
to Chicago. He will return Friday
morning.
Hon. w. G. Porter, of Sioux Falls,
assistant United States district attor-
ney, was in the city Friday enroute to
Jeadwood to attend United States
court.
y liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery to this office of certain lenses
md slides Belonging to a moving pic
tuie outfit taken from the Black Hills
College building.
Mrs. G. q. Yeomans, wife of the pur-
chasing agent of the Burlington rail
road, was an arrival at the Evans
Wednesday. MIR. Yeomans will join
her here in a few days.
Miss Olivia Amber left yesterday
Eel the Burlington for the home of
her sister at Loveland, Col, where
she will visit for several weeks before
returning to her home in Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa.
Mrs. John r. Rhodes, baby and nurse,
and Mrs. Mable Rhodes, who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. LeacoN
for several weeks past, will leave to-
morrow evening for their home at
Boone, Iowa.
G. III. Mitchell, chief clerk of the
Evans, leaves today for New York to re-
ceive the body of his little daughter
who died in Southern France a few
days ago. Mr.. Mitchell will return to
Hot Springs shortly and expects to re-
main here during the winter.
The Black Hills News is the name of
the new daily paper that is published
from the Deadwood Equality office. 1t
is democratic is politics. The paper
starts out with a very good Geographic
service and is otherwise a very credit
able publication, such as will doubt
less commend itself to the public.
Truck farmers along Fall River have
suffered considerable loss of late from
the depredations of boys and young
men who have been stealing melons,
fruit and vegetables. Performance
has long since ceased to be a virtue
and steps will be taken to punish the
guilty ones if the practiceis continued.
Mrs. P. G. Hunt and sons, Richard
and Frank, will leave Sunday evening
for Garden City, N. v, where the boys
will re-enter st. Pauls school for the
coming year. They expect to stop en-
route at Buffalo and enjoy the EXPOSE
ton for a few days. Mrs. Hunt will
return in about two weeks. Her mother.
Mrs. Carley, expects to spend the win
ter here, which will be glad news to the
many friends she made while here last
winter.
Miss .Abbie May McFlynn, society
editor of the Burlington Gazette, has
been a guest at the Evans for some
days past and will remain a week or
two longer. Miss McFlynn is al en-
ceptionally brilliant and wide-awake
writer and has already contributed
several interesting letters to the
Gazette which are replete with matter
descriptive Of Hot Springs and sur
roundings and spicy items of a social
nature.
The Benedictine sisters report the
following contributions to the hospital
fund on Hospital Day: Gus Knoore
81, Jos. Goundry 81, 7. j. Riordan So
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