Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-04

Iowa whore he spent several weeks
visiting
Butter at Richer's 10 to 90 cents.
Il Mrs. j. A. Stanley was "at home" to
a number of lady friends Thursday
afternoon.
R, B. Hughes, superintendent of the
Holy Terror mines at keystone, spent
Thursday in town.
Guy Bradley has been assisting
Cashier Smith in the Bank of Hot
Springs the past week.
Col. A. B. Connor has been indis-
posed this week. and confined to his
home, having contracted severe cold.
Jas. Hedge jr., and wife, of Lead, are
visiting friends near Oelrichs. Mr..
Hedge is city editor of the Lead Tri-
bune.
Geo. Cress was over from Edgemont
this week. He says only the brick
from the smelter romans to be loaded
upon the cars.
III. o. Martin and family, who will
remove to this place from Alliance
next week, will occupy w. H. Stanley:'s
residence ON College Hill.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the M.
d. church Wednesday July 8, at 3 p.
IN. All interested in the temperance
work are cordially invited to attend.
DR.. Bickmore has rented one of the
rooms in the new Evans block and has
had it partitioned into apartments for
offices, in which he will open an office
for practice.
The Burlington train will change
next Sunday, leaving for the east at
S:O5 p. M, and arriving from the north
at 9:3O p. M. The train from the east
will make no change.
Rooms to rent-call on Mrs. M. A.
Smart.
Mrs. Luth and daughter, Miss Alice,
cf Columbus, Neb., where the latter is
a teacher in the public schools, are So
journing in town, stopping at the home
of Capt. and Mrs. Watts.
A Byron Carey, who has been the
faithful mail CARRIER for the Soldiers
Home for several years, expects soon
to leave for his old home in Wisconsin.
He will be missed by many old friends
here.
w. H. Stanley, who has been spend
ing the week here, left Thursday for
Speartish, where Mrs. Stanley has been
detained by the serious illness of her
sister -in-law, Mrs. Chas. Stewart. They
hope to return Saturday.
The permit has been granted by the
Treasuray Department for the estab-
lishment of the Hot Springs National
Bank and the Merchants Bank will
probably be merged into tho National
Bank about the 18th of July.
| Judge Kinkaid, of O'Neill, Neb.,
spent couple of days here this week
ou court matters. He is the republi-
can nominee for congress, from the
Sixth district, this year, and of course
expects to win, as he should
Dell Clark and wife arrived Thurs
day morning and will spend a couple
of months here, keeping house with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell. Mr.. Clark
was member of the firm of Caughey
& Clark of this place at one time, but
left here for Council Bluffs six years
ago.
Custer telegraphed Thursday fore
noon for the band to come and play
for them the Fourth. They had given
up going, but hustled around and got
the boys together and went on the two
o'clock train Thursday. They get $50
and expenses for their days "tooting''
but they put up good music now.
DR.. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. If.
| j. s. Shepherd, the Nasty from
Lithia, was interviewing the citizens of
Hot Springs Wednesday relative to the
construction of a wagon bridge across
the Cheyenne river at the mouth of
Fall River. He already had a good
list of generous subscriptions from the
ranchers east of the river and was sue.
cessful in largely increasing it here.
He says that he has estimates upon
the cost of the bridge and that fine
bridge can be built for about s3275.
The commissioners will doubtless be
called upon to help out in the matter
of funds after all subscriptions have
} been secured. This bridge will be a
much needed improvement to Fall
River county's highways, as the Cney-
, enne river is often too high to be ford
ed for couple of weeks at a time.
Morris the house cleaner, carpet.
cleaner and all-around helper at house
cleaning time, can make an old carpet
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