Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-01-18

Misses Hortense and Hollle Moore
have returned from their visit to Mr..
JAS. Hedge and family at Lead.
G. L. Wood and wife of Rapid City,
came down on Mondays Elkhorn
and left on p. & NJ. Tuesday for the
south.
Harry Mitchell, solicitor for the
l1eadwood Independent, spent We'd
nesday in town looking after the
interests of her paper.
John Bennett has purchased the
counters from David Calkins. and
will open II bakery and restaurant. and
will also handle specimens.
w. Ii. Moore, who is the enterprising
porter at the Evans, returned Monday
accompanied by his bride, and is the
recipient of hearty congratulations
from his numerous friends.
q. y. Bartholomew, of Hermosa. has
leased his Glendale hotel property at
that place and he and his wife will
rent property here aud make this
their home for year at least.
las. HALEY, J.J McNamina and |.
NJ. Humphrey, of Rapid City, spent
Tuesday in the city attending the
annual meeting of the board of
directors OF the Bank of Hot Springs.
Mrs. Pinney, of Keystone, visited
her friend Mrs. Fayel a few days dur
ing the past week and will soon leave
for Chicago, where MIR. Pinney has
decided to locate.
A. l.. Eckstein has bought out Mrs.
Basford's postotfice news stand and
will at once put in line of stationery,
confectionery, etc, and also handle
various daily newspapers and periodi-
Gals.
+. G. Carley and j. d. Irving, the
two enterprisins young men of New
Work who have been at the Evans for
a few weeks, have rented the Lindsay
place below Cascade and moved out
this week and will try ranching for
awhile. They arc considering engag
ing in the stock business.
Miss E,stelline Bennett, formerly
with the Pioneer. Times. is now with
the Chicago News. on which paper she
holds IA very lucrative position. Miss
Estelline's friends in Deadwood, and
k1,nx, ,x1,<, 1,,,r ,.,i11 l,o y>1nn
! sed to know of her good fortune and
gladshould other honors come to her
Pioneer Times
, a. l.. NanOsdel, president of the
t Soldiers Home board. will spend some
, time at Pierre during the legislative
session working for an appropriation
Z, of $4,000 for the home for 1901. ii
, possible he will also secure an addi
tional appropriation of $1,000 for the
. purpose of constructing an elevator in
=. that institution.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is
never sold in bulk by peddlers or less
J. than 81 cts. Don't he fooled. get the
tea made famous by the Madison Med.
icine Co. Ask your druggist.
4 r. w Martin. congressman elect
|, who has been confined to his home
with a severe attact of pneumonia foi
the past two weeks, has, thanks to Ibis
4 rugged constitution, passed the dan
g ger line. and his doctor says that with
in two three days more he will be oble
y to come down town, even if it is snow.
/. ing This will be pleasant news to
$ MIR. Martins many friends in Dad
:, wood. a number of whom we're anxious
on account of his condition, and even
$ with those who opposed him politically
last fall there were many anxious in.
k quirers, who were glad when told
that he had passed from out of danger
Pioneer Times.
# Col. Clough has informed Gov.
Herreid that he does net desire to be
!. appointed upon Soldiers Home board
for another term, his present tern
= expiring March 3lst. He has so long
;, been member that without his fire.
:, quent visits, his vigorous energy
. and great enthusiasm in behalf o
!, the Home, it will seem that there has
been something dropped out of the
r. machinery that runs the institution
\ member of the Home board has
. many trials and cares, without compen
sation, and Col. Clough has devoted
his share to the welfare of the Home
Gov. Herreid will doubtless soon name
= the new Hone board.
n William L. Coad of Rapid City, s. d
/. is at the West. Mr.. Coad is one o
the pioneers of the Hills country ant
has been identified with several enter
n prises for the improvement of tina
D. country. He believes it is.'only mat
is ter of few years before the western
part of the state will be showing
g clean pair of heels to any other section
d of the west. Mining and stock raising