Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-07-05
Tom Tate has gone to osmond. Neb.


binders and repairs.
Rev. J.I. Sanford went to Cascade
Tuesday for a little outing with his
class in painting.
Barney Kurth, a we'll known Hat
Creek stockman, was in town Monday
and while here joined the large and
ever-increasing circle of STAR readers.
Cross, the artistic photographer, has
the finest line of Black Hills views.
First door west of Gibson's on Mime
kahta avenue.
The Salvation Army is holding q
series of meetings in the school house
at Minnekakta on every alternate Sum
day afternoon. The next meeting will
be held Sunday afternoon, July IA, at
12::45.
Seventh Day Adventists will hold
their annual camp meeting at Custer
City July 16thto 23d inclusive. Good
water, shade. plenty Of tents, and good
pasture flor horses will be provided.
All are cordially invited.
LosT-A blue Oxford suiting jacket,
black silk lining, marked "Nugents"on
collar. Finder will be rewarded By
leaving at this Office.
Ewald Huebner has purchased the
Kirtley dray line. and is making his
headquarters at Smiths livery barn.
Mr.. Kirtley will probably purchase Q
ranch and engage in the cattle bust
ness.
WANTED TO RENT-Piano for July
and August. Private family. Enquire
at this Office. ct
j. R. McClasky, formerly of Belle
Fourche, nov travelling salesman for
q Spokane, Wash, shoe house, was in
the city Monday. Mr.. McClaskey will
again engage in business in Belle
Fourche in q short time.
q. A. Star, the Chicago attorney who
lie interested IN the Geyser Spring
property at Cascade, was here last
week for the purpose of endeavoring
to s~traighten out the title to that
property. 1t is hoped that the various
owners of this valuable property will
soon adjust their conflicting interests
in such a way that the property may
be improved.
The following item from the Dead
wood Independent will interest &C.
quaintances of Charley Calhoun here:
"Chas. Calhoun is one of the happiest
men in town today, over the recent
arrival of a ten pound baby boy. Char
ley is sparing no expense in celebrating
the advent of a son into the family,
and the way he is squandering his
money for cigars is a caution"
Leslie, the 8-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Jensen, had his leg broken
just below the knee by falling from a
tree while picnicking near ]. T. Par
rott's place, above town, Monday after
noon. The fracture is a serious one;
the bones protruded through the flesh
and the limb was painfully lascerated.
DIR. Hargens thinks, however, that the
little fellow will not be permanently
crippled.
Governor Savage, of Nebraska, has
added his endorsement of Hot Springs
mineral waters to the thousands of
others given by eminent statesmen,
scientists and philosophers. After
giving the waters a thorough test, the
governor replied, when asked what
particular virtues they possess, what
they are good for: "They are good for
anything that ails you; if nothing ais
you they are good to swim in."
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Willie Wade came down from Lead.
Monday night, accompanying Miss
Fritz, who was enroute to Minneapolis,
at far as Buffalo Gap. Master Willie
brought down q fine mess of trout for
each of his relatives here,-sent by his
father, the genial Dr.. N. NJ. Wade, as
VI ut6 SAl1k WILL Vu0 TUU 6uU
reel-and as guarantee of good faith.
We are now prepared to believe the
Doctors Latest record breaking fish
story wherein he claims to have landed
over three hundred of the speckled
beauties in less than three days.
Hon. G. w. Wattles, of Omaha, presi-.
dent of the Water, Light & Power Co.,
and a leading spirit in many of
Omaha's leading business enterprises,
was in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. wattles is much pleased with the
condition Of the Water, Light &Power
company's affairs muchcreditfor which
is due to Superintendent Parks and his
efficient corps of assistants. It might
be added, too, that the people of Hot
Springs owe a debt of gratitude to Mr..
Wattles and the other members of the
company for the great Improvement
recently made, at heavy expense, in
their electric light plant, which is now