Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-07-19
H. G. Allen went to Oelrichs Tues
dow niohf

II. G. Allen went to Oelrichs Tues
day night.
AL. Lindsey came over Wednesday
from his ranch on Hat Creek for few
days.
Miss Birdie McAmis is assisting
Clerk of Courts Dudley in his office
for few days.
R. F. Barnard drove down from
Pringle Wednesday to attend to a lit
tie business here.
There will be Sunday school at 10
and preaching at IL a. m. next Sunday
at the Episcopal church.
j. F.. Pratt came down from his
Spearfish home Wednesday afternoon
for the Soldiers Home board meeting.
The Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, is
opposite the postoffice, l12 Third St.
South. Choice rooms, so, IS, and 81.
Come snd see us. Beaufort Hotel,
Minneapolis.
Sanford Dodge, the popular actor
who has been at the Hot Springs
Hospital for treatment for some time,
has sufficiently recovered to prepare
to start with his company soon, and
left for Chadron the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fargo returned
Tuesday from Canon City, Colo, where
Bert has had good position the past
few years as stenographer for a leading
smelling company. He will remain
here for the GUNNER at least in the
employ of the Fargo Mercantile Co.
Col. Kelllar has been very low during
the past week and no hope is given for
his reyiving. His children are with him
all the time. Friends of the genial
colonel from all parts of the state, as
we'll as many parts of the nation, will
regret to know of his serious illness
It is thought he can not much longer
| survive.
Kyle NJ King, chief clerk in the
! treasurer's office of the National San.
itarium, and his wife returned Monday
from their eastern visit. They went
as far east as Washington, D. c., also
visited the jamestown exposition and
had delightful visit with Mrs. Kings
parents at Jonesboro, Tenn, although
her father Col. Brownlow, was in very
Door health while she was there.
| DR.. French, President Of Huron Col
lege, was in town "Wednesday after
noon on his way home from q triE
through Montana in the interest OF
his school. He said they were pre-
pared to give thorough course in to
1egraphy now, having just installed
the outfit. The Northwestern Ii
backing this new departure and viii
send its officials to the school from
time to time to encourage and direc
the students so they will be capable
to take charge of station upon theil
graduation.
The morning services at the River
side Ave Church next Sunday will b.
especially for the old people. Oh
songs will be sung and the sermon
will be especially adapted for the agee
Those who cannot walk to the churcl
and wish to come will be provided will
carriages. The evening services vii
given over to the special subjects, th'
J 3rd in the series, "What can make ou
, town better one.?" Granville Jone
} of Rapid City will speak.
FoR RENr-Raw land for pasture o
hay, not to be plowed OF broken-E1
of SW1l Sec. 6 Twp. 8. RI. G.: Q. Rule
Lake View, Iowa. 10
VIM. Lardner died at the Sisters
Hospital here at lis Thursday morn
ing of softening Of the brain wit
which he has been afflicted the pas
three years, requiring constant atten
ton of nurse, Jerry Harrigan bein
: with him the past year. He was Dor
q in Ireland about 63 years ago an
+ came to the Hills in rs. becoming
> prominent and successful prospecto
q and miner. He located at Gayvill
4 and opened the Father De Smet min
i now owned by the Homestake, who
brought Central into existance. II
: was the first secretary of the Miner
a Union in the Black Hills and put
q ditch through from Spearfish to Leat
which he sold to the Homestake G,
! for $4,000. The remains we're take
to Lead for interrment.