Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-11
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Il. b. Smith is out on Indian Creek
this week with some eastern parties.
A baby girl was born to Mrs. Carmon
Fisher last Monday. Congratulations.
G. b. Whilden, popular gentlemen
from Chicago, spent a few days here
last week with friends.
Charley Richards has gone to work
for Richer & Co., again. They don't
find many more faithful men than
Charley.
Ed Sewer loaded car of horses this
week and shipped them to Missouri.
Upon his return he expects to remove
to Peck, Idaho, where A. c. Gaylord
now lives
Recent arrivals at the Hiawatha are:
Miss Maud Ralya, Sioux City, Ia., Mrs
F.. 70. Walrod, Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
Sherman, of Barnum, Ia, and j. d.
Quinliven, of Deadwood.
Everybody recognizes that cane
sugar is the best for preserving pur-
poses. For sale by j. G.. Richer& Co.
ST. Luke's Guild will give a supper
at the home of Col. and Mrs. Kellar on
Saturday evening July 10Th, to which
they cordially invite everyone. An
excellent supper will be served for
only % cents.
Judge w. II. Wilson has moved his
office into the court house. Wilson &
Wilson have so long had a law office
in the Fargo Dickover block that it
will not seem natural to have them out
of there.
Am very busy now; meet me at
Franks Cafe.
Prof. Fallon has been engaged as
principal of the schools at Terraville
for next year. He has given excellent
satisfaction wherever he has taught
and Terraville is to be congratulated
upon securing him.
Although the Burlington train leaves
for the east two hours later than under
the old time, Denver and Omaha are
reached at the same time as before.
Thus the running time is greatly re-
duced going east-making very fast
run.
j. w. Jones, once editor of the Her.
aid of this place, has begun the publ
cation of the Chief at New Sharon, la.
j. w. can make an interesting paper
all right and should he choose to do so
might wake up the denisons of New
Sharon.
DR.. r. d. Rice has purchased an old
established business at Eau Claire,
Wis, and has concluded to remove to
that place August 1st. Those desiring
special treatment of the eyes before he
leaves should remember that he will
remain but short time.
Mrs j. P. McElroy, Jr., and daugh-
ter, Esther, returned yesterday morn
ing from Hot Springs, where they went
two weeks ago. They both look as
though the place and surroundings
agreed with them. Esther gained five
pounds.-Rapid City journal (s).
Rooms to rent-call on Mrs. M. A.
| Smart
j. A. Pratt's brother, G. W., of Of
tumwa, Iowa, died at that place July 3
the result of a paraletic stroke re-
ceived some time ago. He had ex-
pected to come here this summer for a
visit to his brother and for the benefit
of his health, but was in too poor
health. The STAR extends sympathy
to j. A.
The Fourth was quietly enjoyed in
Hot Springs by those who remained in
town. A drizzling rain fell for short
time in the forenoon, which threatened
to interrupt the picnic parties that had
been planned, but it cleared away by
noon and the weather was cool and
fine Those who went to Custer and
Lead had fine time and report large
crowds at those places and very en-
joyable times. In the evening here
there were numerous pretty scenes
where fireworks were in evidence.
a. p. Woodbury. and family have
removed from Hot Springs te
Deadwood, where Mr.. Woodbury. will
act as one of the agents for the SINCE,
Manufacturing Co, having Lead anG
Deadwood as his territory He has
lived here during the past three years
as agent for the same company, anc
has worked up a fine business in the
large territory he had here. But the
work here kept him from home large
part of the time, and he is very glad
therefore, of the change. He is hare
worker and both himself and family
have made many friends here who re
gret their departure. He will be sue
ceeded as agent in the southern Hills
by S. T. McAdam, of Custer.