Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-06
John NJ. Henton is visiting his sister
Mrs. Will Wyatt at the VAT ranch.

Jonn NJ. HentOn IS VlSlClng his sister
Mrs. Will Wyatt at the YAT ranch.
The little child of Dave Kimball died
Sunday after a lingering illness aud
was buried Monday.
Ralph McHoes, editor Of the Custer
Pilot Tribune, was in the city Saturday
as a delegate to the democratic judicial
convention.
Misses Florence and Hazel Adams
left Saturday for Sidney, Iowa, where
they will spend the winter with rela.
tives and attend school.
Rev. B. +. Pearson of this city has
been called to the pastorate of the
FIRST Presbyterian church of Lead to
succeed Rev. Poland who has been
called to take charge of the Presby-
terrain work at Whitewood.
Attorney s. E. Wilson and sister-in-
law, Miss Matte G. Allen, came in on
the belated Ft. Pierre this noon. After
a short stay in Lead they went down
to Deadwood. Mr.. Wilson'S son, Cliff
ford, is working in the Burlington
depot at Pluma.-Lead Tribune, 2Sth.
Will Crane and family we're in town
two or three days this week. MIR.
Crane is now one of the merchant
princes of Deadwood and Lead and
is doing a Furnishing business.
While here he sold his residence
property to Grant Robinson.
Katherine, the little daughter of
Judge and Mrs. q. r. Juckett, was
kicked by a horse on Monday after
noon and quite painfully though not
seriously injured in the side and face.
The horse is not a vicious one but was
surprised by the little girl who was
playing in the yard near the horse
when she was kicked.
Miss Maggie Landers will leave next
Sunday for Beardstown, ILL.,, where
she will remain indefinitely and attend
school. She will be accompanied as
far as Lincoln, Neb., by Miss Fay
Ames, who will attend school there
and make her home during the winter
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Parker.
DIR. and Mrs. r. D. Jennings cele-
brated the twenty-lifth anniversary of
their wedding on Thursday of last
week. In addition to the congratu-
lations of their numerous friends, Mrs.
Jennings was the recipient of s25 in
gold from her genial spouse. Here's
wishing them many more happy ami
v%ersaries of their wedding day.
Residents of Hot Springs will confer
a favor upon the STAR as we'll as upon
its readers by advising us by mail or
otherwise of the arrival or departure
of relatives or friends, of the entertain
ment of friends at card, tea or dinner
parties, or of any otheritems of a social
nature. The STAR aims to keep in the
front rank of South Oak ota newspapers
but in order to do this we must have
the cooperation of our friends.
The work of moving the Congre-
gatio1al church to it's new site on River
avenue e Seventh street was COM
pleted Tuesday, and workmen are now
engaged in putting in a stono foun-
dation, replacing the windows and
making other necessary repairs. Rev.
Mr.. Sanford has had personal super
vision of the work, and the excellence
of the job is attested by the fact that
there is scarcely a crack in the plaster
ing.
The Record is indebted to Miss Emily
A. Black, superintendent of schools of
Fall River county, for much of the in
formation contained in it's issue con-
corning the teachers institute. The
Record asked Miss Bird for data-Miss
Bird said "Miss Black is the best M
in the bunch for that" and she proved
not only most cheerfully kind, but
seems to know what a newspaper Teller
"o'ieo- wv NAo oGSb OudlhS are 0X.
tended to the two superintendent
Sturgis Record.
Among the arrivals at the Palace
hotel during the past week are Mrs.
Andrew Sheridan and son, Miss Anna
Clogan, st. Joseh Mo-; Mrs. P. r. Mar
ley and daughter, Mason City, Neb.;
DIR. j. w. Mitchell, Superior, Neb.; Il.
ii. Milkleman, B. B. Barlisle, jefferson,
Iowa; Edith G. Talesky, Belle Plain,
Iowa; p. A. Exerson, wife and son,
Beardstown, ILL.,; Miss X. j. Wiley,
Seaford, Del; Miss NJ. p. Page,
Kewanee, ILL.,; Miss A. L. Roat, Tom
kins Core, N. T.; Miss Daisy Reyman,
Crawford, Neb.; j. A. Elliott, Fremont,
Neb.;J. NJ. Miller, Albion, Neb.; Mrs.
+. McCoyand and child, Sturgis, S. d.;
Geo. w. France, Nork, Neb.; Mrs. d.
Hawksworth, Miss Mabel Hays, Miss
Nettie Hawksworth, Mrs. q. M. Cork
and child, Plattsmoth, Neb.; A. w.
Swigast and wife; Mrs. +. B Thomas