Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-19

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NEWS NOTES OF THE WEEK cATt
L. o. Shirley was a business visitor
a. Oral on Monday Of this week.
8. E. Grams, of Lead, state fire mar
shall. was professional caller in the
ctty yesterday.
Attorney Percy Helm, Of Custer, was
in the city the frst Of the week looking
after business matters.
Mason Miller, of EdRemont, was one
Of the Edgemont delegates to the l. o.
o. F. lodge here THE week.
Mrs. George Halterman, Of EDGE
mont, came over Tuesday and spent
the day here visiting friends.
Mics Carroll Whitma an suffered q
fractured right arm one day the tirst
of the week caused while cranking her
Ford car.
Mrs. L. S. Gull departed the latter
part of last week for points in Ohio,
where she will spend the summer with
relatives.
Robert Hayes, of Deadwood, repub-
lican candidate for congress from this
district, was 10 the city greeting the
voters today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fouke departed
Wednesday in their new Dodge Car for
trip to Chadron. Gordon and other
Nebraska points.
Court Stenogrspher !. r. Sharpe and
family, Of Rapid City, came down Mon
day and have been in attendance at
the I. o. O. F. Grand Lodge sessions.
Mr., and Mrs. q. r. Violin are the
proud parents Of a baby boy which ar.
rived at their home on yesterday morn.
ing. Both mother and baby are doing
dne.
M J. Flanagan and wife. of Stuart,
Nebraska, were arrivals the arst of the
weeh and have been busy since that
time greeting their many Hot Springs
friends.
George Highly, A. j. Colgan and SOD.
Thos. Colgan, we're in the city Tuesday
attending court. Mr.. Oolgan, ST. had a
land case in court which was decided
In his favor.
Chas. H. Lugg, state superintendent
will be here Saturday. May q and will
give an address at the meeting of ell
school officers of Fell River county
which meet on that day.
Steve Nader, one Of the republican
candidates for sheriff, came over from
his home at Edgemont. Monday and
spent q couple of days here interview.
ing the voters relative to his csndi-
dacy.
Fred q. Rugg, republican candidate
for railroad commissioner from the
third district, was in the city Wednes-
day and reports things relative to his
candidacy looking exceptionally good
over the state.
Mrs. Estelle Carrier was passenger
to Desdwood this morning where she
will have charge of the Deadwood High
School class play, "The Twelfth
Night. She will be in Dead wood for
the next couple of weeks.
O. r. Coyne, Of Ft. Pierre, was in
the CITY this week attending the 1. O.
O. F. Grand Lodge meeting and also
greeting the voters in this section OF
the state as he is the republican can
didate for secretary of state.
j. l. Bently, general agent for the
B. & M. with headquarters at Dead
wood, was in the oity Tuesday and
Wednesday making arrangements to
handle the l. o. o. F. delegates to Lead
over his road on their return home.
E. E. Benjamin, general agent for
the O. g. N. W. Ry with headquarters
at Deadwood. came in with the big I.
o. o. F. special from the eastern Lsrt
of the state Tuesday and was busy for
q few days distributing literature
got out by his road advertising the
Black Hills.
Robert Wefso has accepted po-
sition with Morgan's Drug Store,
Mr.. Wefso is from Stuart, Nebraska
and Is q graduate in pharmacy. He is
very nice young man and promises to
be valuable addition to the force at
this we'll known pharmacy.
There will be q meeting of the High
School Alumni Association next Wed.
nesday evening, May Oath, at O'Clock
In the Commercial Club rooms for the