Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-25

Shirt sale at the Fair.
Col Baker and wife came down from
Hermosa to spend Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. S. Dimick, of Hart
ington, Neb., are here for a short stay.
Mrs. L. Wolfbauer and daughter, of
Sioux Falls, are spending few days
here.
Shirt sale at the Fair
p. Hosper, wife and daughter, OF Ar
mour, s. d., have been spending the
week here.
\, Shirt sale at the Fair
Aoomis Gull, ijr., had his ankle badly
sprained the other day by his pony
falling with him.
!. S. r. Smith, the big, genial furniture
dealer, of Lead, came down Saturday
for few days pleasure.
Mrs. Geo. Nj. Nix and two children,
and Miss Georgia Nix, of Dubuque, Ia,
are at the Evans for {. two months So
iourn.
Mr.. and Mrs a. G.. Smith went to
Denver Sunday night where Mr.. Smith
will purchase machinery for his Cent
raj American stamp mill.
There will be specia! meeting of
the Royal Neighbors ON Monday even
ing July IS after the Woodmen Camp
closes. Mrs. ANNA GROSS, Oracle.
The Misses Elva and Elma Barnett,
of Monticello, Mimi, came down from
Lead with friends Saturday and spent
few days with friends here pleasant
ly.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
N. T. Worcester and wife, of Rapid
City, spent Sunday here. Mr.. Wor-
cester is manager of the smelter at
Rapid. which is doing fine business.
John lIeffron, city editor of the
Deadwood independents, came down
Tuesday evening for a few days rest
and baths. The STAR acknowledges a
f.at- rial call.
p. Lorey and wife, of Deadwood,
.e down Saturday night for visit
of a few days. MIR. Lorey was once a
resident of Buffalo Gap in its palmy
days, but is now treasurer of Lawrence
county.
G. G. Hunt and wife, of Rapid City,
spent Sunday in the city being ac-
companied by Miss Towns, sister of
Ed. Towns, who met the party here
and enjoyed a visit with them for a
couple of days.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
at cost for the remainder of the season
by the Smart Millinery Co.
A lawn social will be given by the
Baptist ladies at the home of Mrs. w.
p. Phillips Friday evening July 25th.
Ice cream and cake 15c. Refreshments
served from half past five until ten.
All are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Hackett, of the
Parker Is. d. New Era, returned Tues
day from their trip through the Hills,
and left Thursday night for their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hackett were
quite infatuated with Hot Springs.
Paul Faulk, the popular commercial
salesman who travels for the Britain
Dry Goods Co., and who proudly reg
listers from ''Mizzoori." spent Sunday
and Monday here. p. c. Cole, mer-
l., ~ L.:
Athanan. general passen-
II a. ~ agent of the f. Il. Il NJ
y, spenf hday in town. He had
: been awood and Lead to see the
new pfcs6xefque line opened up to
business between Deadwood and Lead.
Col. BuchaA pan gives much personal
attention to- the passenger traffic in
the Hills and leaves nothing undone
that will add to the convenience of the
travelling public. He is justly proud
Lead, for it is not only a charming
8 scenic ride but great convenience to
the rapidly increasing travel between
the two busy towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ingalls,, Miss
Ingalls,, NJ. e. ingalls,, jr., and Miss Fay
Ingalls,, arrived Wednesday by special
train over the Elkhorn from the North
ern. Hills, accompanied by Genera
Manager Bidwell of the::Elkhorn. MI
Ingalls, is president of the Cleveland
cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis Ry
the "Big Four" line, and is ont on ava
cation and sight t-seeing tour. They et
joyed the Hills exceedingly. They hk;
g delightful tally-ho ride about lit
i Springs with Chris Jensen and thoudb
4 Evans were surprisingly fire.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
ot Springs next morning at 7:45 and
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