Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-18

Geo. HI. Willis and wife, a hardware
merchant of Chadron, are spending
the week here.
Harrison Franklin, one of Dead
woods leading and progressive citi-
zens, spent Sunday at the Evans.
Elks' Street Fair and Carnival Dead
wood and return, via the Elkhorn s.. .55.
Sell July 90 to Aug 9, including return
limit Aug. 4.
BENZ. Loewenthal and wife of Chad
ron, have been spending few days
here very pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf and daughter,
of Mo. Valley, and Mrs. John Platt, of
Chadron, visited E. r. Ness and family
last week.
Gen. Manager Bidwell came from
Omaha Sunday after his wife and her
friends who had been spending the
week here. They returned home that
evening.
B. Il. Hall arrived from Lansing,
Mich, Saturday to join his wife and
daughter, who came several days be-
fore. They are enjoying their first vis-
it to this portion of the west.
Frank J. Green and wife returned
Saturday from their prolonged visit to
New York state They were absent
about fourteen months and greatly en-
joyed their visit. They were both i'm
proved in health by the change.
Jack Hale, of Sturgis, known all over
the Hills as one of the pioneers of the
Hills and withal an interesting. genial.
whole-souled man, spent Monday here
on business. The STAR is glad to
know that Jack is on the road to pros
perity.
The committees appointed to con-
slider the consolidation of the Western
South Dakota Stock Growers Associa-
tion and the Missouri River Stock
mems Association failed to agree at
their meeting last week, and therefore
the merger is no go. 1t is predicted
that the consolidation of the associa-
tions will be effected some time.
Harrie NJ. spraguo and Miss Annie
B. Bell, of Lame Johny, were married
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Bell, on Wednesday.
July l6, at - O'clock Both are popular
young people of that locality, and the
STAR joins with their numerous young
friends in extending congratulations
to them. They went upon short
journey through the Hills upon their
honeymoon.
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Rev. DIR. Lymer, of Sioux City, spent
Sunday in Hot Springs. He had been
in the Upper Hills on business and
thought it a good time to visit his
friends here. The doctor is now Dean
of Morning Side College at Sioux City,
and is quite we'll pleased with his work,
and his Hot Springs friends know that
certainly the college people are pleased
with him. Mrs. Lymer and Miss Ethel
are in excellent health.
The people of Deadwood rendered
Congressman Martin and family an
exceedingly hearty reception upon
their return Monday night. Hun
dreds of people followed the distin-
guished resident from the depot to the
opera house, which was packed with
friends, anxious to see and hear their
honored representative, who has made
such a splendid record in congress.
Deadwood's rousing reception was a
very proper manner of expressing the
public feeling toward Mr. Martin for
his magnificent work in congress. Hot
Springs people feel the same way, even
though they neglected to express them
selves in any public manner but this
may be done when Congressman Mart
in is here with the Board of National
Managers of Soldiers Homes. Mr..
Martins response to the Mayors words
of welcome at Deadwood we're most
appreciative and heartfelt.
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