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

F. @. Silkenson is suffering. from q
badlyinflamed eye.
DR.. Grimm aud wife of Buffalo Gap
spent Sunday in the city.
7. E. Calvert, general superintendent
of the B. & NJ, was in the city a day or
two this week.
CT. Martin, the foreman ef the STAR
job department, is laid up with in
iamation of the eyes.
Hon. F. j. Washabaugh has been
nominated by the republicans for
Judge of the Eighth judicial circuit.
For SALE-Chinese store and laun-
dry. Call on Joe Chow, opposite Gill
lespie hotel.
The Burke Stone Co. is rushed with
orders for sawed stone. There is talk
of doubling the capacity of the saw
plant.
j. w. Joyce has purchased the resi-
dence property adjoining his under
taking rooms now occupied by Israel
Calkins.
j. N. Matsell and Miss Mamie Ander-
son, both of Crawford, Neb., were mar
ried by Judge Parks at the City Hall
on Wednesday.
Mrs. j. G. O'Donnell, who has been
visiting her daughter. Margaret, in this
city for some days, returned to her
home at Deadwood Wednesday.
Sulphur Spring Bath House has been
adorned with a neat sign-the work of
Major Jenness-telling of the virtues
of the wonderful Sulphur Spring water.
Mrs. M. Fainter and her handsome
and accomplished daughter, Miss Alta,
and Mrs. +. j. Leonard, all of Chicago,
arrived here Wednesday and will re-
main two or three months.
Charles M. Swan and family, of Sioux
City, are among this weeks arrivals
at the Evans. MI. Swan is attorney
for the Iowa Land Company, owner of
the Evans hotel and other valuable Hot
Springs property.
1t is rumored that G. q. Perkins,
former president of the Burlington
road, is negotiating for the purchase of
Sylvan Lake with a view to building a
summer residence at that beautiful
mountain resort.
w. I. Harmon and wife, formerly
residents of this county, returned to,
Spearfish last week from a brief trip to
the Pacific coast, where they went with
the hope of improving Mrs. Harmon's
health. The Mail says they will locate
permanently in Spearfish.
DIR. Seymour expects to visit the
Buffalo exposition. and will combine
business with pleasure by taking adj
vantage of the numerous opportunities
for study in his line.
Chas. A. Bruep and A. G. Cook, of
Sioux City, we're among the arrivals
at the Evans on Wednesday. Mr..
Bruen has been a regular summer
visitor to the Springs for many years
past and is always heartily welcomed
by many friends here.
Mrs. Summers returned Monday
from a trip to Omaha and Council
Bluffs whittier she went to purchase
furniture, carpets, rugs, tapestries, ETC.,
for the Hungerford cottage on College
Hill. Mrs. Summers has given her new
home the appropriate appellation,
sClearview.'
j. l. DeSantelle, train dispatcher for
the Northwestern railroad at Baraboo,
Wis.,, ~accomdanied by his bride, and d.
McVicar. station agent of the North
western at Sullivan, Wis, also with his
bride, we're guests at the Palace for a
few days this week. They visited
Wind Cave Tuesday and on Wednes-
day continued their wedding tour to
the northern Hills.
The Health Seeker, published under
the supervision of Harry d. Clark,
manager of the Evans, says: Lieuten-
ant General Miles and a party of
friends Twill soon visit Hot Springs,
some Of the Generals friends having
already arrived at the Evans. General
Miles has been at Hot Springs and is
heartily in favor Of the resort. It is in
this vicinity that he did some of his
hardest fighting in the early history Of
the Black Hills.
Cole is an up to.date Photographic,
and his work is done in the highest
stvle of the art. Every specimen OF
, his work is an exquisite production Of