Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-07-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
G. S. Mcclure was in from his ranch
near Cascade Wednesday.
There will be choir social at the
Baptist parsonage Saturday night to
form choir organization.
Mrs. Wycof, mother of Mrs. j. j.
March. left for Crawford Wednesday
to visit while with her sister there.
r. A. Hummels store-"where you
get the best''-has been newly papered
this week, Frightening the interior
immensely.
The road to Wind Cave has been
much improved lately under Chris
Henriksen's supervision, for which he
is entitled to much credit.
Pony for sale-Inquire at this office
or the postoffice.
There will be the usual services in
the Baptist church Sunday morning
but none in the evening as they unite
at the nj. e. church for the two even.
ing services
There will be the usual services Sun
day morning in the NJ. 3. church. In
the evening union services will be
held, the offering being for the Ameri-
can Bible Society.
The much. needed rains for this por-
tion of the Hills came Saturday, Sun
day and Monday, doing great amount
oood-although some localities were
not so much favored as others.
Sulphur Bath House now open and
ready for business. Plain and sui
phur baths and massage Mrs. .. ~.
johnson, Manager. 3
The fence in front of the power
house has been moved back some six
inches to make room for the full
width of cement walk which is being
laid from Johnson's restaurant down.
Mark Rich was in town Wednesday
He was at Oelrichs during the big hail
storm Monday, and says it was "cor
kerr. But he is greatly pleased with
the fine rains they have been getting
along Horsehead.
FoR SALE OR TRADE-One Durham
bull. also few good horses to exchange
for silver dollars. One span of match
ed Hambeltonian colts, halter broke
M. N. Parsons. IA
Col. j. F. Baker, of Hermosa, came
down Tuesday night to attend th'
special called meeting of the STATE
Soldiers Home borad which me-
Thursday. He says they had terri
ble hail storm near Hermosa last Mon
day, doing a great amount of damage
J.J. Davenport, wife and little sol
came down from sturgis last Frids!
night. Mr.. Davenport remained owe
until Tuesday when he returned home
leaving his wife here to take cours'
of baths. She had not visited tn
Springs since 1886 and finds something
OF q change here.
Among those who went to Ho
Springs last evening was Mrs. Mar
Rice. who has been visiting here for
couple OF weeks. Mrs. Rice is on he
way to visit with her son, Will Ric
and family. She expects to go to Sal
Lake City in the fall to make her HON
with her son, Wentworth.-Rapid Cit
Journal.
Hot Springs is talking over the az
visibility of having an exhibition thi
fall. If the plans of the promoter
are carried out and the exhibition
a success it will become an annus
event. Those behind the move believ
that when it comes to agriculture
nroducts the southern Hills can start
tho world Telegram.
Within the next few days the fourt
railroad to Rapid City will have bee
completed, making this city the raj
\ road center of the northwest. Wit
4 lass than two miles of rail, at this wri
fna. to be laid on the Milwaukee raj
road to give this city two lines to Il
eastern part of the state with the blat
Hi,ls section it will be possible Il
citizens of the Black Hills region
viait with friends in the eastern pa
" of the state without being compellt
"a travel through three stat
a IN order to make the trip No sectio
of the country will rejoice over Il
g change the completion Of the two lin
of railroads more than will the res
dents Of the Black Hills.-Rapid> Ci,
Journal.