Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-06-27
Mrs. Baldwin, nee Smith, is visiting
Ter sister, Mrs. Fred Berrier.

her sister, Mrs. Fred Berrier.
Prof. Cobb, wife and Glenn went to
Lead Thursday for brief visit.
Mrs. II. d. Clark gave three O'Clock
tea Thursday for Mrs. DIR. Moffit.
Ed Sewer has sold bunch of SO
cattle to Dave Ferguson this week.
Mrs. Emil Hargens returned Tues.
day from her visit to friends at Omaha
Workmen have resumed labors upon
the Episcopal church and expect to
crowd it to completion.
Mrs. DR.. Jennings and Mrs Ander-
son expect to visit Mrs. j. G. Spencer
and the baby at the Newcastle ranch
next week.
A number of Chadron people spent
Sunday in the city. Four of them
came overland and will make a trip
through the Upper Hills.
G. Sprecher and wife, of Denison
Ia, have been Evans guests during the
past week. Mr. Sprecher is assistant
postmaster at Denison.
The B. g. M. will change time again
July 6, the east-bound train leaving
here about s p. m. 1t is possible the
train from the east may make change,
and rumor says it may arrive in the
morning but no information has been
received as to it.
DIR. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. If.
Geo. Leach had horse get tangled
up with rope on the hill above Hy.
geia spring Tuesday and roll down the
embankment The animal seemed to
be nearly killed at first but is now able
to get around and may recover from
the terrible fall.
A. G. Smith, well-known Black
Hills man until his departure for the
Bluefields mining region of Central
America few years ago, has returned
to this country and is now in Chica.
go buying new 20 Ostamp mill for his
mine. Mrs. Smith, who makes her
home here, expects Mr. Smith here
about July lst. He has a great mine
down there, from which they have
been taking about $4,000 month
with only three stamp mill.
Mr.. Francis, G. P. & T. A. for the B.
& M. writes agent West that he has
sent out considerable literature adyer-
tising the Black Hills and the ex-
oursion rates offered, and that 10000
more pamphlets are in press. He
says the exceptionally cool weather is
responsible for the few tourists now
seeking resorts, but he looks for
good business when the heated spell
comes. Last Saturday quite delega-
tion expected to come from Omaha but
the weather was so cool there that
they backed out.
w. II. Stanley, secretary of the state
board of railroad commissioners, ar
rived Sunday morning and remained
until Wednesday, when he joined the
board at Minnekahta and went with
them upon their tour of inspection of
the Burlington system in the Hills.
He expects to return here for a few
days the latter part of the week. Mrs.
Stanley and Stewart went north on the
Elkhorn Thursday morning to ioin
him at Piedmont and go from there
with the board over the narrow guage
line to Lead. The wives of the COM
missioners are accompanying them on
their trip.
Morris the house-cleaner, carpet
cleaner and all-around helper at house
cleaning time, can make an old carpet
look like new-so far as cleanliness
and brightness are concerned. He has
a preparation of his own, and the ma
chinery to work with, that will sur
prise any old carpet or rug you have.
Just try him, for he is wonder.