Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-03-14

Mrs. w. r. Sampson has been quite
indisposed during the past week.
Conductor Simpsons father, from
Chadron, spent Sunday with him.
w. W. Snyder, a liveryman of Chad
ron, was visitor in town Tuesday.
Frank Allen came down again this
week to look after his cattle interests.
We understand Mrs. Juckett is
greatly improving in health in Texas.
Mrs. M. A. Schoonmaker is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Pierce, at Lead this
week.
John Tennis was brought down to
the Home hospital Wednesday from
Pringle.
VIM. kolterman was in from his
ranch Thursday and remembered the
STAR pleasantly.
Mrs. w. }. Miller left Tuesday for
Studley, Kansas, for a visit to her
mother and sister.
Mrs. 8. j. Wood, motl er of Mrs. j. A.
Stanley, is expected tu return today
from her visit to Michit an.
The Presbyterian ladi es will give an
Easter dinner at the Evans hotel Fri
day, March %. Particulars next week.
The Burke quarry is getting out GO
cars of stone for the approaches for
the viadauct of the Elkhorn road at
Lead.
H. D. Clark spent q couple of days
during the past week at Casper, Wyo.,
on business. He returns to Chicago
this week.
The Evans block is rapidly being
changed into nice rooms on the second
floor. There will be 10 rooms to be let
for lodging purposes.
Conductor Stewards father, j. G..
Stewart, arrived this week from Willis
ca, Ia, for visit to his son and to
bathe for his health.
Mrs. Geo. Kaufman, of Lead, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Fred
Hummel for a few weeks, returned to
her home the fore part of the week.
Howard Hersey, the young man who
has been stopping at Mr.. Kirtley's
ranch, suffered from hemorrhage Of the
lungs this week and went to Denver.
Mrs. Perry, the efficient Battle Creek
nurse, who has been kept so busy since
her return here, left for Denver Thurs
day for short rest and a visit to rel
atives.
Mrs. Finnegan came up from Chad
ron Wednesday and spent the day
with her parents. Jim now has the
Deadwood- -Chadron run, upon which
his friends congratulate him.
Geo. Leach will soon return to his
old position as baggageman at the
union depot, which position he filled
so long and acceptably to the public.
Mr.. Thomas will return to Nebraska.
j. L. Burke says that while at Oma-
ha he arranged for q committee to
come here and examine the rock from
his quarry. They are going to build a
large auditorium and it is likely Burke
stone will be used.
The st. Paul Weekley Dispatch and
the STAR one year for Sl.65.
Laura johnson, the little colored
girl whose frail and rapidly emaciatine
form has been seen upon the streets
frequently, died at the home of hel
uncle, Richard johnson, near the Elk.
horn depot Wednesday of consumption.
She has been failing gradually for g
long time.
The w. G. T. U. will n eet with Miss
Dewey Wednesday, Marc 10, at p m
Topic, "Neal Dow and ths Maine Law
All interested in the alnihilation Of
the liquor traffic are cordially invited
to attend and learn how prohibition
was made to prohibit and somo of the
benefits resulting therefrom.
Judge Gull has been instrumental ir
securing from leading book company
a donation of SO volumes for the pub
lie library. The books are mostly fol
young people, but are of high order
many of a historical nature, and all b,
the best authors. The donation will
be greatly appreciated by the publ,
as will also Mr. Cull's good services.
City Dads Have Meeting.