Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-15

ness good and the house full.
Enoch Jones is building a fine new
stable on his property on College
Hill.
w. III. Stanley is expected from
Sioux Falls this morning, to spend a
few days.
The annual convention of the 10th
w. G. L. U. district will be held in Hot
Springs, Aug. a and %. Everybody
invited.
Clothing sale at the Fair.
Major and Mrs. A. j. Simmons came
down from Deadwood Saturday even
ing, the Major returning Monday, Mrs
Simmons remaining during the week.
The guests of the Gillispie picked up
a ball team last Saturday and played a
game with the five soldier boys from
Fort Meade and four town boys The
score was 8 to Is in favor of the soldier
team.
Shoe sale at the Fair.
Attorney Chambers Kellar and wife
came down from Deadwood Saturday
to visit his parents and sister. Mr..
kellar returned home Tuesday, but
Mrs. kellar will remain here a few
days longer.
Ed Davis secured the contract for
the new power house and will probably
begin the work in about ten days. by
which time they expect to have, the
old building entirely torn down and
they are pulling it down rapidly.
The W. G. T. U. will meet in the NJ
3. church Wednes lay August 20, at 3
p. m. All are cordially invited to at
tend, and members are especially
urged to do SO as there is important
business to attend to.
WANTED-Two dining room girls
and other help at Hot Springs Hotel
Hot Springs, S. D.
vi. Harris, of New York City, is sta
toned at Edgemont as government in-
spector of sheep in transit. . He takes
care of the ground from Upton to AL.
lance, and Belle Fourche to Rapid
City.-Edgemont.
@. A. Cairnes and sister left Monday
for Yellowstone Park for short so.
journ. Mr.. Cairnes could not have
stood such trip when he first came
here, but has so greatly improved that
he can stand considerable hardship.
They will return to the Springs some
time next week.
B. Y. High, of Niobrara, Neb., who
used to frequently come to Buffalo
Gap in its early days. when the firm of
Bonesteel & Turner did business there.
is here for several days rest and recu.
peration. He says business at Niobra-
ra has been very fine and that the ex
tension of the Elkhorn into that region
is giving the country quite boom.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 and
is only 81 year. Try it.
II. G. Allen and wife, of Oelrichs.
spent Wednesday in town, returning
from an outing at Custer, i'm company
with nephew aud wife, and other
friends. Mr. Aliens nephew, Thos.
Allen, an attorney of Lincoln, married
w. j. Bryan's sister and she was one of
the party.
Ii cents 81 pound at Richer's Satur-
day, Aug. 1G. See it in their window
Friday night and Saturday. Limit 3
pounds to customer.
The Petersons high class entertain
ers will begin weeks engagement at
the Opera House. next Monday night.
In speaking of the Peterson's the Lead
Call says: k"They are indeed high
class entertainers, just as their name
implies. The entire company which
consists of ten people is reported ar.
fists in their line and it is said that
the lady impersonator and the con.
tortionists are unsurpassed. Prices
10, % and 30 cts. One lady free open
ing night with each paid 35c. ticket.
MISUNDERSTANDING, August 9, G. ].
Taylor and Miss Sena Olson were unit
ed in marriage at the home of Mr..
Taylor's parents, Rev. Albertson offici
ating. Mr.. Taylor is the we'll known
Hot Springs photographer, having lived
here since his early boyhood. Miss
Olson came here from Council Bluffs
early in the spring. She is an attract
i've young lady. The STAR joins with
their friends in extending heartiest
congratulations and best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Reeder gave a
party at their lovely home Wednesday
evening in honor of the relatives
visiting them. A delightful time was
enjoyed by the large number present.
High five was the principal feature of
the evening. Mrs. II. j. Green and
Archie Riordan captured the first
prizes, consisting of handsome burnt