The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
south Dakota
HOT SPRINGS.

The Hot Springs Dancing club gave its
last Cance on Wednesday night. suspend
ing them IL accoLnf of Lent.
Tie hed4ren gave a very large tal On
F.:day. the 18th, in the opera house
Mrs. Francis Carley, of New York city,
who has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs Pearl Hunt, for the past three
weeks, left Sunday night for South Bend,
H. ]. Mcdonald, of sturgis, S. D., is
II. A. Piper has returned from his trip
to Rapid City.
". V. Hoisington went to Rapid Tues
Hugh A. Mcdonald. of sturgis. s. D.,
became an inmate of the Soldiers home
last Week He was member of the
Seventh Michigan cavalry:
=. f. Nuttin went to Hill City Friday.
Mrs George Hanson is visiting in-HIll
city this week.
Miss Barnard left Friday for her home
in Sloan. Iowa.
Russell Landers returned Thursday
Bert Fargo is home from his extended
stay in Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. Fred Tillotson is in Lead
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whittermore ar
rived last week from Nebraska for an in
definite stay at the Springs.
Miss Della Virtue, Of this place. was
married in Hill City on Feb. 3 to Mr..
Samuel Robertson.
Winnie McLimans, Of Cripple Creek ia
home on a visit.
Walter Anderson, Of Lincoln, formerly
OF this place, VINO has been attending
day for Deadwood
Mrs. Frank Reeder entertained the
Presbyterian Aid society last Wednesday.
u w. Fargo, Of Deadwood, is in the city
". E. Benedict, of Custer, was a
guest at the Palace hotel several days
last week.
Mr. Louis Gayhart, of Ardmore, S. D..
left for his home Friday
George L. Thorpe left Thursday for the
Rev. J, I. Sanford went to Rapid City
last week.
Emmett Arnold returned Sunday to
Minnakathea, s. D.
registered at the Gillespie few days
Mrs. Orrie Chambers and children have
gone to Crown Hill.
DR.. C. w. Hargens left Sunday night
for South. Bend Ind.
Mrs. Andrew ]. Kellar, Miss Werdna
Kellar and Mrs. Marguerite Hill left sum
day for Deadwood, to attend the KeHar
Bullock marriage, which takes place on
the 18th.
Mr. W. MasticB. of Alliance, Neb., re-
turned home last week
Mrs. F. G.. Osmotherly entertained the
ladies' Of st. Lucks guild Tuesday after
noon.
:; Judge Smith. Of Rapid City. is register
DR.. S. J. Hadley, who moved here re-
Gently from Nebraska, is dangerously i'll
Mrs. John Burke is seriously H.
The Shakspere club held its usual week
E meeting on Friday afternoon in the
library rooms.
Mrs. John Stanley, after beng confined
to her home for some time is out again
The Pastime club entertained their
friends Friday night with dance at the
Evans.
The mining boom at PringIe. S. D.. has
turned out to be another soap bubble, with
nothing IN 1t. 1t seems that a Certain
assayer is responsible for the excitement
man who reported $40 per ton in SON
OF the samples sent to him. Several men
becoming suspicious, ground up ing
handle and gave this to the same as
sayer, out of which he got S4S per ton
Samples We're submitted to a reliable as
Sayer OF DeadWOOd, who found no gold
at all in most of the samples, and but a
trace IN the others. A half dozen busi-
ness men here were interested IN the gold
excitement. but have given I'D their
claims at Pringle
The famous case of Israel Calkfns VS.
The Bank of Custer has been on trial
here for the past three days. 1t is a case
which has been tried four times before,
tWice-en this side OF the river and twice
on the east side. eacn time resulting fn
verdict for Calk1ns. It is an interesting
case, the bone of contention being a bunch
OF something like 800 head OF horses.
which belonged originally to Calkins, and
whose wife sold them during his unjust
confinement in the insane asylum They
were bought by man named Perkins.
who mortgaged them to the bank Cal
ktns claimed that Perkins had induced
his wife to sell them, under false rep
presentations, for a nominal sum; that she
had no right to do it, and that the bank
had come into possession unlawfuIly Al
though Calktns was confined In the asy~