Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Judge Cleveland was in Edgemont
Saturday.
q. D. Crouch, Of Rapid City, was
here Tuesday.
H.C. Miller, of Edgemont, was here
on business Saturday. =
Mrs. John Colgan, of Edgemont,
spent Saturday here.
Mrs. W. s. Bentley returned Sat-
urday from her Denver trip.
Mrs. Mary Mckay went to Rapid
City for few days on Thursday.
Miss Catherine Reeder left Thurs
day to enter the State University at
Lincoln.
Paul Richer and Lou Englebrecht
left Tuesday night to do some work at
Chadron.
Miss Hollie Moore and Waldemere
are at Rapid City this week enjoying
the celebration.
Miss Annie McRoberts left Thurs
~ night to enter Carroll college at
Waukesha, Wis.
E. L. Grantham, of Custer, was here
last Friday on his way to Buffalo Gap.
He returned home Saturday.
M. Alexander, of Blue Island, ILL.,, is
spending his annual vacation in the
Hills this week, being here Monday.
Walt Knowlton was in Belle Fourohe
the first of the week. He said the
racing at the fair was exceptionally
good.
Miss Bertha Eastman returned Sat.
urday from her visit at Oral, coming
in overland with her brother-in law
E Wight.
Paul Ebener returned to his Chad.
ron run Wednesday night. Walter
Eayers is now the brakeman on the
local North Western run.
Miss Josie Gilchrist was taken to her
home on Bradley Flat Thursday, just
a week following her operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Hargens' Sanitarium.
Miss Lille Rylen left Thursday
night for her home in Omaha after a
most delightful two months visit with
friends here and in other points in the
Hills.
Mrs. Helen Thompson, of Denver,
sister of Mrs. True Parsons, arrived
last week and enjoyed visit with her
sister and family until Wednesday of
this week.
Charles Quinn, managing editor of
the Deadwood Telegram, was in town
Friday and Saturday in the interests
of his paper This office acknowledges
a fraternal call
Mrs. E. T. White, of Yankton, was
visiting the fore part of the week with
her friend Mrs. Brinkerhoff. She left
Thursday morning to join the Judge
in Deadwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Butterfield and
family, of Miller, S. d., spent Sunday
with Mrs. Butterfeld's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John King. They are on
their way home from a trip through
the upper Hills.
The popular Beaufort Hotel of
Minneapolis. Rates SOC to S1.5O per
day. We have telephones aud baths
in many of our rooms. The Beaufort
Hotel. Opposite the Postofice, l12-116
Third Street South, Minneapolis.
4 Mrs. Tom Carr and son returned to
their home in Huntington. w. Va.,
Saturday, so the boy could be on hand
for the opening Of school. They had
been visiting for few days with her
brother and wife, w. A. Rankin, at the
Cave.
II Ed. Sweat and bride are on their
wedding tour through the Hills this
week and expect to pass through here
this (Fridsy) afternoon on their way to
their Chadron home. Ed. was married
couple of weeks ago to lovely Chad.
ron girl.
Bert Fargo is laid up with q slight
attack of quinsy and isn't enjoying
his enforced idleness one bit az his
household goods have come but he
! hopes to be able soon to be settled in
the new home en- College Flat and
Mrs. Fargo assures their friends that
they will be home to all after Oct. 1.
i School opened Tuesday with o. G
Masy teaching the 9th room and Mrs
o. g. Magee as assistant principal.