Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-29

w. III. Stanley, wife and son Stewart
returned to Sioux Falls last Friday
night.
Miss Mable Rhoades arrived from
Boone, Iowa. Monday morning for a
brief visit.
G. A. Clark is engaged at the Fair
as clerk and his long experience behind
the counter makes him look perfectly
at home.
Col. Keliar visited Omaha last week
and while there was made Knight of
the Ak-Sar- Ben's, a most popular and
thriving organization.
Dick Chilcott was overcome by heat a
recently and has been recuperating
at the Mountain Hotel during the past
week. He is gradually improving.
Shoe sale at the Fair.
Miss Matte c. Allen returned Tues
day from her visit to her sister, Mrs
S. Il. Wilson, at Seattle. She enjoyed
her journey and visit exceedingly
Forest Supervisor Seth Bullock was
here last Friday looking after the in.
terests of Wind Cave, which has re-
Gently been placed under his super.
vision.
w. Fl. Curl was down from his Gus.
ter county ranch last Friday. He says
that the late frost in the spring hurt
the potato crop up his way but that
other crops we're fine.
Harry Stewart came down from
Deadwood Saturday night and visited
with his parents few hours, returning
to his duties with the Elkhorn railroad
at Deadwood next morning
The practice march of the Fort
Meade troops, which had been planned
for this week, has been postponed un.
til October, owing to the transfer of
several companies to other posts.
H. S. Gates and wife arrived from
Omaha few days ago for short So
journ. Mr.. Gates was once in the
fruit business here, but is now con-
ducting an extensive wholesale supply
house at Omaha and is doing nicely.
Tom Tate will leave Sunday evening
for Bon Home county, where he will
participate in the reunion of the pio-
neers of that portion of the state-Tom
being one of the first to locate over
there. He expects to have a big time.
He will then visit relatives at Plain
view, Neb, for some time.
j. S. Noodle, of Sioux City, arrived
over the Elkhorn Sunday to join his
wife, who came up from Belle Fourche
Saturday, and awaited his arrival, a
guest at the Snead. Mr.. Noodle is in
the stock brokery business in Sioux
City and recently scored shit" on the
sale of Hidden Fortune Mining com
pany stock Pioneer Times.
Charles Brelsford is up from the
Springs i'm the interest of the plaster
and stucco mills of which he is th c
manager and his father the owner
Charles has developed into bright
and active business man. fully capable
OF managing his fathers business
while the latter is on the invalid list
Deadwood Pioner- Times.
Rev.*J. |. Sanford spent Monday and
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collection of photographs of various
Hills points of interest arranged in an
album, which he is getting up together
with his descriptive booklet of the
Hills Altogether he is collecting some
very fine advertising features for the
Hills. He and Mrs. Sanford are camp
ing for the summer near Lead.
John Andrews, former Hot Springs
printer, having been employed upon
the STAR during the regime of Bene
dict G. Hanford, arrived here Saturday
last. John is now publisher of the
Lidgerwood, n. D. Broadaxe, a neat
and prosperous weekly. His mother
is owner of property and he is here to
look after it, as we'll as for recupera
ton. He is married and prospering.
WANTED-Two dining room girls
and other help at Hot Springs Hotel
Hot Springs. S. D.
Louis p. Davis is in town represent
ing the international Nursery Co.. Of
Denver, Colo. While his fruit trees
are very fine, he also carries an excep.
tionally fine assortment of ornamental
shrubbery, and anyone ordering of hin
will be sure to have the hardest an6
best acclimated stock to be found
See him or drop him card.
The Omaha Evening News reache.
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 ane
is only 81 year. Try it.
] Jas. M. loops was in from his Smith
wick ranch Wednesday. He expect.
to go down to his Kansas farm
in Phillips county, in about tel
days, to see how things are going. II,