Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-09-26

DR.. Seymour, eye specialist, here Oct.
6 and Z, Evans hotel.
Mrs. j. N. Moore will leave this week
for Dundee, ILL.,, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Hill.
County Treasurer Morgan visited
Edgemont Wednesday, returning
Thursday.
Miss Ola Ferguson returned We'd
desdsy from Denver. She attended
the grand lodge of Pyramids.
The Browns in Town" show greatly
pleased the Sioux City people, accord
ing to the Sioux City Journal.
Mrs. E. T. Peirce and daughter, Eth
el, expect to leave Friday for Omaha
to attend the Ak. .Sar- Ben festival
The Fair is selling clothing very
cheap.
j. d. Nicholson received notice this
week that he has been granted an in
crease in his pension from SO to Sl2 q
month.
The High school foot ball team will
play the town team on the college cam
pus Friday afternoon after school
closes.
Mrs. Grippen returned Wednesday
from her trip to Omaha, where she
met her sister, who accompanied her
mother to Iowa.
A. B. Connor went to Oreville this
week to look after his mining claims.
He will put the saw mill to work at
once cutting lumber.
r. Fine line of new clothing and furs
just received at the Fair.
.. Merritt, the Elkhorn operator, has
been at Fort Robinson all the week,
relieving the agent there who has had
sickness in the family.
For RENT-One four room, we'll fur
nished cottage. near Soldiers Home.
Enquire of u. G. Brown, STAR office.
DIR. w. b. Dodd and wife. of Chicago,
are at the Evans. The doctoris an eye
specialist and is combining business
with pleasure while here.
DIR. Dodd's office, at the Evans, is
| equipped with the very latest instru.
ments for examining the eye He will
remain another week.
Liveryman Smith lost one Of his best
horses Wednesday night. He had
turned it out in the pasture and
thinks that it was snake bitten.
Geo. Clark has gone to Deadwood to
take charge of one of the new electric
motor cars the Burlington has installed
this week between Lead and Dead
| wood.
Dick Hummel. Art Grippen and Miss
Nell Mower are among the Hot Springs
people who are planning taking in the
Ak -Sar-Ben jubilee at Omaha next
week.
Miss Jennie Bickmore, daughter of
DIR. L. NJ. Bickmore, left Tuesday night
for Battle Greek, Mich. to take three
years course at the Sanitarium which
will fit her as trained nurse.
w. p. Benedict and wife came down
from Custer Sunday. Mr.. Benedict
remained over one day and Mrs. Bene-
dict remained and visited her sister
Miss Druse, during the week.
V. A. Hampton. Black Hills passen-
ger agent for the Elkhorn. was married
a few days ago to Miss Lovejoy, pop
ular Deadwood young lady. The STAR
extends hearty congratulations.
The M. e. Ladies Aid Society will
serve supper at the room in the Evans
block recently vacated by DR.. Bick
more, on Saturday evening, Oct. 4th
A good meal for % cents, from $50 tc
700 o'clock.
This an opportunity no one with eye
trouble should overlook. DR.. Dodd al
the Evans comes highly recommended
and those who have consulted him, nov
speak very highly of his work.
John Andrews returned to his HON.
at Lidgerwood, North Dakota, Monday
evening. His love for the Hills al
came back to him snd we sort of be
lieve he regretted to leave-and onl.
his home ties and business took hin
away.
Congressman Martin is in the east
ern part of the state this week, having
been invited to speak to several count,
conventions He is in great demand
over there and is urged to speak at /;
number of places during the campaign
Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria, Ill
who visited the Springs during tn,
summer, has sent 500 to the Hospita
for the purpose of furnishing room
He was we'll pleased with Hot Spring
and especially gratified with the goot
work being done by the hos pital.
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