Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-09-08
OMITTED FROM LAST WEEK.

OMITTED FROM LAST WEEK.
| Following Locals Were In Type But Ov-
eriooked in Making Up The Paper.
Next Monday is Labor Day-a real
lagal holiday.
Awnings are being placed over the
windows of Central Block.
Mrs. Minnie Nicholson will leave
Friday for Denver and the Portland
exposition.
Mrs. DR.. Jennings returned the first
of the week from her visit to Sylvan
lake.
sNlrs. Jennie Bradley entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Wed.
nesday afternoon.
A big crowd went out over the Bur-
lington Wednesday evening, a great
many taking in the excursion rates to
Denver.
Rev. G. Fl. CRUDE went to Edgemont
Thursday and will remain there over
Sunday attending the Black Hills
Presbytery.
Mrs. Theo. Cable and children and
Mrs. j. w. Bentley and children we're
among the large number who went to
Denver Wednesday over the B. & M.
DR.. and Mrs. Beck, and Miss Beck
go to Broken Bow, Neb., this..week for
a visit to relatives and old friends, and
the doctor needs little rest and re-
creation. He has skillfuls dentist to
attend his office while gone.
J.J. March will go to Denver with
the children Friday evening. At that
place they will meet Mrs. March, who
has been visiting the Portland exposi-
tion and coast points as far south as
Los Angeles.
Rev. Dr.Dobson and wife, of Mitchell,
spent Thursday in town, en- route to
their home at Mitchell after spending
a week in the Hills. DR.. Dobson was q
former resident of the Hills, being
pastor at Rapid City in the sos.
! Peace has at last been effected be-
tween Japan and Russia, President
Roosevelt being successful lin his ef-
forts in that direction. Japan makes
concessions from its former demands
and will not ask, Russia to pay an in.
demnity Or. give up'her interned war
ships
Roy Ness went to Merrimau, Neb.,
Wednesday night to serve as North
western agent for time, the regular
agent being laid off by Sickness This
leaves Charley Sage with double duty
to perform. aud just as the monthly
reports, the circus and lots of other
important events are upon US.
Gentry Bros circus is here Thurs
day and it looks pretty good from the
outside although we go to press too
early TO tell about the trained animals
p and other attractions. The little folk.
and lots of big ones are all excited owe
She event and it Will be big time 70
all
Miss Edith Bradley entertained
number Of young people Tuesday after
noon in honor OF her guest, Miss Dodge
, 1t was "left handed" party, md thos
: present wrote answers to conundrum
. with their LETT hand. Miss Ames Sc
cured first prize aud Miss Denms,
second. Delicious refreshments were
served and delightful time was en-
joyed by all.
. Judge G. L joues returned the fits
of the week from his trip to Omaha
where he enjoyed the Mid West tenni
tournament and got mixed up in SOM
;. pretty lively contests, winning out OF
his first bout with one of the cracl
t players the first day The humid at
$ mosphere down there was severe ties
e on one from this aaarid locality, whicl
e together with Eds lack of practice al
i most incapacitated him after the frs
day. But when he did play he put vi
an elegant, fast game, so much so tina
!. the Associated Press gave him com
mendable mention in his defeating tn
g first man he met. There were 67 en-
tries, champions from all over the mid
die west. He says he never saw sue
', fast tennis playing as he did at thi
n tournament and he greatly enjoye
! himself there. The Omaha people ele
gantly entertained the visitors.
When planning business or plea.
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