Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-22
w. A. Fenner has returned from his
his eastern visit.

arm tne lore pafC or the week.
Col. Lucas has been quite sick the
past week, but is now improving
Thornton Lancaster is here from
Sturgis visiting Luther Cleveland and
other young friends.
Mrs. w. NJ. Knowlton's father, Mr..
Perkins, arrived Wednesday from Iowa
for Il visit to his daughter.
For SALE-I have 100 tons alfalfa
and prairie hay for sale
II Ed. Philips, Smithwick, S. D.
Mrs. Bessie Burton, of Custer, and
Mademoiselle E. Maercier, of Omaha,
were guests of Mrs. Smart for a few
days last week
Harry Beal returned Wednesday
from Omaha, having made shipment
of cattle. He expects to close out his
cattle interests entirely.
st. Iuke's Guild will serve ice cream
and cake in Hygeia park Saturday
evening August % Cream and cake
ID cents. All are invited.
Shoe sale at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Holvey, new
ly welded couple of Lead, are enjoy
ing their honeymoon in the city, hav-
ing arrived here Tuesday evening.
John Monheim got home Monday
from Hot Springs, with both eyes on
the table four times a day-feeling like
a new man. He may run away again if
it affects him that way.-Sturgis Rec
ord.
1t is expected that the band will visit
Hot Springs upon invitation of the
proprietor of the big hotel there and
will be there to welcome the 1st squad
ron when they arrive upon their prac-
tice march about the latter part of the
month.-Sturgis Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HALEY aud
children, of Rapid City, accompanied
by his parents and sister Miss Maggie,
of Washington, and Mrs. John HALEY,
came down from Rapid Tuesday even
ing and spent a couple of days here
visiting G. G.. Smith and family, going
to Sylvan lake Thursday for a brief
outing.
Mrs. G. A. Richards returned We'd
nesday from Chadron, accompanied by
Miss Lena Rivers. Mrs. Richards has
been frequent sufferer from appendi-
citis and had decided to go to Lincoln
Thursday to be operated upon, but her
baby is somewhat indisposed and the
trip has been postponed for a few days.
Miss Rose Harvey and two little
daughters of John Gilroy, left for a
visit to Hot Springs Saturday evening.
## 1t is reported that Ed. Stenger,
the cattle man, has disposed OF his
ranch and cattle to an eastern syndi-
cate. IS = John Lillig, who was re-
Gently injured in the Homestake. left
yesterday for Hot Springs, where he
hopes to recuperate. Lead Call (1S).
At the inquest over the remains Of
Roy Streeter. who was shot by Jack
German. at Custer, on the 14th, the
coroners jury decided that "deceased
came to his death by gun shot wound
inflicted by a 12-guage Spencer repeat
ing shotgun held in the hands of one
Jack German. The evidence shows
that the deed was done unlawfully and
feloniously.s
The Peterson high class entertainers
have been giving exceptionally fine
entertainments at the opera house
this week. They have some of the best
features ever presented in Hot Springs
all refined and interesting. One who
has been enjoying most every nights
show says: II consider the Peterson's
the best entertainers that have ever
been in Hot Springs" They will be
here the remainder of the week.
The annual convention of the Tenth
District w. G. L. U. will convene in
Hot Springs Sunday and Monday Aug.
"a and %. Sunday at 2:3O p. and s o..
m. in the NJ. d. church. Monday at 9
a. M, 2::30 p. m. and s p. m. in the Con
gregational church. The program will
consist of good music, papers and dis
cussions of the various lines of w. G.
L. U. work. Everybody is cordially
urged to be present at each session.
j. \. Gleason, the Burlington's re-
lief agent who has been stationed at
Hot Springs as operator upon several
occasions during the past several
years, is at Minnekahta this week
Agent Dellahoyd taking a deserved
week off to get married and settled
down. Mr.. Gleason was here during
II. T. Catlin's time and says that the
latter is now Rock Island agent at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, and is doing nice.
ly. The gentlemen met recently in
Chicago and enjoyed q pleasant visit.