Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-07-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Geo. L. Thorpe was in town over
Sunday.
Chas. Eastman was in Custer Satur.
day.
w. NJ. .Gayhart and wife, Of Ardmore,
we're in town Thursday
Charley Sieg~is now Chairman of
school district No. one.
Allan Ames is helping Agent Sage
at the North Western depot
Charley Conger and daughter, Miss
Carrie, we're in town Wednesday.
Rev. H. H. Cane and family, of Edge
mont, we're in town Wednesday.
/. st. Luke's Guild will meet with Mrs.
W. H. Phillips next Tuesday.
A new roof has been put on the
south porch of the Sisters Hospital,
making quite decided improvement.
Mrs. Geo. Stoddard came in from
their ranch at Buffalo Gap last Friday
to secure help to put up their hay
crop.
Harry Goddard the versatile editor
of the Edgemont Express passed
through town Thursday on his way to
Oelrichs.
Pony for sale-Inquire at this office
or the postofice.
Mrs. Geo. Hiehley, of Edgemont, and
Mrs, Russell, of Billings, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs Larry Highley between
trains Saturday.
st. Luke's Episcopal church Sunday
July 14th service and sermon at II a. M,
Sunday school at 10 a. m. All heartily
welcome.
Mrs. Hugh Houghton is in town this
week bathing for rheumatism while
Hugh is attending the meeting of the
county commissioners.
| Charles Tilden, of Oberlin, Kan,
Uncle of Lawyer Tilden, and his son,
Marshall, came in Wednesday for q
visit while his brother is here.
For SALE OR TRADE-One Durham
bull, also q few good horses to exchange
for silver dollars. One span of match
ed Hambeltonian colts, halter broke.
M. N. Parsons IA
j. J. Slater, of Rapid City, who spent
some time at the aiawatha last year
has returned, and during his stay viii
represent the hotel at the trains.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Timma and fam
lily left Wednesday afternoon for sia
weeks trip to Pueblo and Salt Lak'
City visiting relatives. Mr. Venting
runs the ranch meanwhile.
The county commissioners took. ,
holiday Tuesday from their labors tt
enable Commissioner Houghton to at
tend the annual school meeting in hi
district of which he is an officer.
j. G. Bowen and daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Holcomb, of Broker
Bow. Neb., are at the Hiawatha. Mis-!
Bowen, who is q fine musician is a YER.
welcome addition to the hotel "family. )
X. NJ. Trimble, book-keeper of th
: First National Bank, of Desdwood, an,
Miss Bessie Hirsch, also Of Deadwood
we're married there Wednesday an,
, are spending part of their honeymoon
J here.
The Minnekahta bath house is no,
able to give 100 baths day with tn
new tubs installed and changes made
1t has been thoroughly ovsrhauled an
renovated inside, and painters starte
! Wednesday to work on the outside.
Mrs. D. G. Grippen returned las
week from Waukon, Iowa, where sh
was called by the serious illness of he
mother. The aged lady, who is nov
nearly 80 years of age, was conside,
ably improved when Mrs. Grippe
, came away.
q Mrs. Starr and daughter, who hav
l spent month at the Hiawatha lei
o on Monday for the upper Hills, 81
pecting to leave Deadwood on Thur
a- day for their summer home in Rocl
If ford, Ill. Mr.. Robertson accompanie
q them as far as Deadwood.
i Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Webster (ne
e Stella Marcoux) were in town the latte
le part of last week visiting with Mr.
IS Webster's people. They are returnin
II from their honeymoon trip to the
70 home in Deadwood, where Mr.. Webste
is in the employ of Adams s. Webste