Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23


lar Elkhorn conductor, came down
from Deadwood Saturday night coon
panied by her daughter.
Otto Bauman, a West Point, Neb.,
' capitalist who, with his two daughters,
has been a guest at the Palace hotel
for two or three weeks, left for home
Tuesday.
Editor Ballou, of the Buffalo Gap
Republican, came over Wednesday
night in company with Simon Engle-
brecht to attend Odd Fellows lodge,
returning home Thursday morning.
See that moonlight view of River
avenue (including the Evans hotel
Gillespie, Union depot and Minnekahta
block at Coles gallery on Minnekahta
avenue. 1t is a work of art and Il nice
souvenir to send to your friends.
Among the arrivals at the Evans
this week from Omaha are A. Hartzell
and Miss Hartzell, T.. II. Carlow, Mrs.
Mary Gracomini, John b. Lindsay,
Mrs. Il. Purvis, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a.
Garner, j. G. Sharp, JAS. p. Smith and
V. Baker.
Miss Alice Watts, of Buda, ILL.,, who
will have charge of the sixth room of
the city school during the ensuing
year, arrived Monday and will make
her home during the fall and winter at
the Palace hotel. Miss Watts, who is
an experienced educator, has been
teaching for the past two years at Ben
edict, Neb. She is attending the joint
teachers institute at Sturgis this week.
Mr.. Calhoun, father of the Calhoun
boys of this city was brought in from
the valley yesterday with a terrible
cash in his head, caused by being
kicked by a vicious horse. Three
stitches were necessary to close the
wound. Mr.. Calhoun is IN aged mar
and as the wound is a very painful one
it will probably delay his work for
some time.-Deadwood Independent.
New York city offers SO much to the
progressive optician that DIR. Seymour
expects to devote considerable time to
study when there.
Col. and Mrs. G. w. Greene enter
tanned several out-of.town friends ON
Sunday evening to a "picnic" supper
at The Cabin in honor of Mrs. GREEN'S
sister. Mrs. r.. Anna Morris Clark, of
Deadwood. The guests were Hon. G.
i. %saylor, special agent of the depart
ment of agriculture, of Washington,
ID. c.. Mr.. Wadsworth, of Indiana, one
OF the new special agents of the Black
Hills assisting Col. Greene. and MIR.
and Mrs. Schiller Kurt and sou of
Mason City, Iowa.
Among those who have. in the past
week. enjoyed the hospitality of the
Hiawatha, and tested the quality of
Catholicon Spring water are George
Hamaker, of White Cloud, Iowa, G. j.
Bragg and family, and Mrs. FL. Roath
OF Lincoln, j. IL. Schuyler, wife and
child, and S. Fl. Powell of Borwell
Neb., Mrs. III. III. Freeze, of Washing.
ton, ID. c., Mrs. II. A. Harmon, ofChad-
ron, III. NJ. Wells. of Honolulu. and
Drs. w. G. Dunn and j. w. Parsons
of Omaha. These, with other guests
were entertained on Saturday evening
by an i%mpromplu musical. Mrs Budel
contributed selections from her eN,
cellent gramaphone, and some fine
exhibitions of the popular cake wall
n Nv, %h> .o1o,nI u,.;tn., ,,n,o .,,:oJ H.,
vocal music, including plantation melo
4 dies acceptably rendered 10y the cook
Mrs. S. w. Williams, and other selec
tions in which all the colored helE
joined most heartily. 1t is needles!
to say that the occasion was a pleasant
one for the guests of the house and al
Y Others present.
e Hon. NJ. +. Greeley, member of th'
state board of regents and editor of tn,
= Dakota Farmer, was a Monday arriva
= from Spearish, where he conducted
!. farmers institute. This was the frs
institute of this character that ha
been held in the Hills and it proved t,
De very SUCCESSFUL, aFOUSlup mucn III
terest among farmers and stockmen
u MIR. Greeley is a practical farmer ant
!, stockman and is a finely educate,
= man, thus splendidly equipping hin
for institute work, in which he ha
been very successful for several years
Mr.. Greeley is an enthusiast over tn
possibilities of agricultural and stocl
raising pursuits of South Dakota, an
g believes that nowhere can be foun
finer opportunities or greater induce
ments for stock raising than in til
II Black Hills %region-in fact he is quit
i'll love with the Hills. He is a gentle
a man whom South Dakota honors an,
e we are glad that his official dutie
bring him to this part of the state OF
s casionally-for his life is a busy one
" and only duty will take him from hi
labors at home. In speaking of TIL
e farmers Institutes MIR. Greeley sal