Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09
OFFICIAL PAPER Of CITY AND COUNTY,
OF THE WEEKLY STAR.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

d. S. Cole returned this week from
a business trip to Washington, Iowa.
Nh. Berlet and daughter, and Mis-.
Helen Black Sundayed at Sylvan Lake
Mrs. Underhill and children and
Mrs. Bennett and children have gone
to the central Hills after wild rasp.
berries.
Hon. +. j. Taylor and wife, of St
Paul, Neb., are recreating here for a
few days. Mr.. Taylor is IA prominent
attorney of st. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Caldwell, of Omaha, wife
Of the travelling passenger agent of the
Rock Island road, is visiting her old
time friend, Mrs. A. L. Eckstein.
Geo. w. Montgomery. of Ardmore,
has routed the Mckay dwelling house
on College Hill, recently vacated by
DIR. Manierre, and expects to move
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley, Capt. and
Mrs. Sharp, and Miss Burns started
The first of the week on q little tour of
the central Hills i'll search of rasp-
berries. They are said to be quite
plentiful in the vicinity of Custer.
James McQuillen came down from
Lead Sunday to visit his wife who has
been taking treatment at the hospital
for a month or more. Mrs. McQuillen
has nearly recovered from her long
illness and expects soon to return to
her home at Lead.
The noted eye specialists. Drs. Sey.
mOur Il Williams, who will be at the
Evans hotel, devote special attention
to the treatment of children's eyes
with glass.
Geo. 1ngle came up from Chadron
the first of the week, having taken a
few days layotf in consequence of
having his fingers pinched while max
ing a coupling a few days ago. Two
fingers of his left hand were badly
bruised but no bones were broken.
Andy Snyder, who was at one time
an employe of the Transfer company
in this city, was visiting friends here
Monday. Andy is employed in the
freight department of the b. & NJ. at
Deadwood. He say Pat Boyles, who
was formerly Il resident of this city.
has a good position with IA mining
company at Terry.
George G. Rule and son. Walter, Of
Dunlap. Iowa, have been enjoying a
few days outing in and around the
Springs. Mr.. Rule is combining bust
ness with pleasure on this trip, and
on Tuesday drove out with Il. b. Smith
to inspect some valuable land owned
by Mr.. Rule on Cheyenne river. Mr..
Rule is much pleased with Hot Springs
and vicinity and will endeavor to in
duce some of his friends to come out
for rest and recreation.
T.W. Crane, the New York store pro-
prietor, gives a little spare time from
his business to raise a few c~hickensfor
home consumption. But Mr.. Crane
has discovered that the demand for
ice "fryers' is not confined. to his
own home, as a black fox shows I'D
every morning for a young chick for
breakfast. Z. w. sleeps with a loaded
Winchester in hand, hoping to slay the
fox whose hide is said to be worth $500,
owing to the great value of the fur of
that kind of wild animal.-Pioneer.
Times.
Mrs. Kenneth +. Harris is visiting
her parents at Belle Fourche. Mrs.
H arris will visit relatives and friends
in this city before returning to her
home in Chicago. Kennett, as is, per-
haps, quite generally known here, has
become a literary star of the first mag
nitude and his work is much sought
after. He is a regular contributor to
the Chicago Chronicle, and is writing
a series of short stories for a literary
syndicate. His many friends and ad-
mirers throughout the Hills are gladto
learn that lie has taken up his abode
on Easy street.
Miss Mary Moore, sister of Messrs.
Ed and Homer Moore, of this city.
died at the home of her sister, Mrs. C.
G. Wilson. in Lincoln, Neb., on last
Friday afternoon. Funeral services
we're held at the Second Presbyterian
church in Lincoln on Saturday, and
the remains were taken to Sterling,
Neb.. the old home of the deceased, for
interment. Miss Moore wa twenty.
four years old at the time of her death.
The Lincoln Journal says of her: ssSel.
dom is a loss of a young person felt in
q community like the loss of this noble.
unselfis h and conscientious younglady
She was a Christian of a noble type.'
Homer Moore, who attended his sister
during her last illness. will hereafter
make his home with his parents at
Startling. This is in nnrsnanco of q