Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

Harry Byers is the new night clerk
at the Palace.
Clarence Jones, of Lead, spent Sun
day at the Springs.
! John A. Stanley made a businesstrip
to Lead Tuesday.
Charley Brit and family, of Hat
Creek, were in town Monday.
D.. X. Hand and family have gone to
the central Hills on a %raspberryine
expedition.
Attorneys Fred Whitfield and Ed
Smith, of Rapid City, were in the city
on professional business Tuesday.
The Hill City News says that the
child born to Rev. and Mrs. Carter last
week lived only a few days. Mrs
Carter was formerly Miss Rochelle. OF
of this city.
George Thorp has gone to Salt Lake
City to meet Mrs. Thorp who, with
Mrs. w. w. Stewart and her mother,
Mrs. Goodrich, is enroute home from
a trip to California.
Fred Flock, who has been employed
in Hargen's drug store for several
months past, left Saturday for Buffalo
and Boston. From thence he expects
to go to South Africa.
Miss Edna Frye, the obliging "hello
girl" at the central telephone Office,
will shortly leave for Meade county
where she will teach school in the
Volunteer district. She will be sue
ceeded in the telephone Office by Fred
Pratt.
Owing to the continued ill health of
j. M. Brelsford Geo. Stoddard has
assumed the management of the Hot
Springs Stucco Mill and will hereafter
have general supervision of the plant.
Charles Brelsford will continue as
book-keeper.
Major Buchanan, general passenger
agent for the +. E. & NJ. V. railroad,
enjoyed "a few days. recreation at the
Springs the latter part of last week.
The Major was accompanied by Mrs.
Buchanan who will remain here some
time for the purpose of taking baths.
MIR. and Mrs. John Herman and
two children, Mrs. Herman and Miss
Herman, mother and sister of Mr.. Her
man, all of Boone, Iowa, are enjoying
a short vacation here as guests at the
Hiawatha. Mrs. Herman is a daughter
of Rev. Edward Hungerford and Mr..
Herman is a prominent capitalist of
Boone.
John NJ. Barnes, Il PHILIPPINE soldier
at the Home, had his right leg ampu-
tated at the knee joint on Friday of
last week. His disease, which was con-
tracted in the PHILIPPINES, is a puzzle
to the doctors. For "a time his life was
dispaired of, but since the amputation
of his leg it is thought his chances for
recovery are good.
Jay Moore was painfully injured in
a bicycle collision Monday night. He
was on his way to the City Hall on his
bicycle after music for the Firemen's
band just after dark when he collided
with a "scorcher' riding up River
avenue at "a killing pace. Both riders
we're badly shaken up, but Jay was the
more seriously injured, sustaining an
ugly fracture of the cheek bone and
OF her painful injuries.
For who claims to be a new hand
at the hotel business Landlord Nc
Lehman, of the Palace, is making a
great success. Among the late arrivals
at that popular hostelry are B. Lang
hoop, of Fremont; w. A. Turner, Jack
sonville, Fla; Mrs. VIM. Grippe, Harold
Grippe and Mrs. Mansfield, Burlington,
Iowa; P. r. Wadsworth, Iowa, Samuel
Swanson, Omaha; w. Sanders Piper
and Mrs. Burnett, Custer; G. A. Whit
ney and wife, Sioux City; Ezra France,
Bear Lake; E. L. Leonard, Deadwood;
Mrs. j. H. Mckay, Chadron; NJ. N.
Greeley, Omaha; Otto Bauman and
daughters, West Point, Neb.; Geo
Tucker and wife, Butte.