Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-12

Thos. Eastman arrived home from
Edgemont. Monday. Tom was over In
the west end of the county In the in
terests of his candidacy for the demo-
cratic nomination as states attorney.
Sheriff E. T. CLARK arrived home
Tuesdsy from Alliance, Nebraska, hav-
ing IN charge former barber who sud.
denly left some time ago taking With
him quite sum of his employers cash.
L. o. Shirley had party of i've
prospective land purchasers from the
eastern part Of the state down ON the
Cheyenne and over near Buffalo Gan.
Tuesday, looking over several fine
ranches.
The local dancing club will entertain
the members Of the Edgemont dancing
club at the l. O. o. F. hall on to-
morrow evening. The event is a dress
affair and will no doubt be one of the
best OF the season.
B. J. Glattly was passenger to stur.
gis. Tuesday where he went to assist in
the organization of commercial club
In that city. Mr.. Glsttly is the score
tary OF the local club and one of the
best men in this line in the Hills.
j. q. Gillespie and q. X. johnson
attended farmers meeting at Oral
last Saturday at which time Mr.. Giles.
pie received much encoursgement from
the people of that section relative to
his candidacy for the office of auditor
George MoCracken, one of the can
didates for sheriff on the republican n
ticket. arrived home from trip over
the west end Of the county Tuesday.
George reports things looking very
good for him where ever he has been.
George N. Cook, of Alva. Wyoming,
was In the city Saturday and Sunday
asa guest of his sister. law, Mrs.
Muffiey, of lower town. Mr.. Cook
was one of the Wyoming grand jurors
and stopped here on his way to Chey-
enne.
]. II. Cantlin, who has been i'll at the
Sisters Hospital for the past couple Of
months, is so far recovered as to be
able to be home and around town dur-
ing the day occasionally. His many
friends will be pleased to learn of his
recovery.
Drs. W. j. McRoberts and c. W.
Hargens attended a meeting of the
Black Hills Medical Society at Dead
wood on last Saturday and report q
dne attendance. DR.. Hargens read a
very interesting paper before the
meeting.
Fernsnd Marcoux. who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, T..
Marcoux. In this city for the past few
weeks, departed the latter part of last
week for his home at osAngeles. CAL
ifornia, where he is engaged in the
undertaking business.
DR.. Arthus Bartel, first assistant sur
geon at the Battle Mountain Sani-
tsrium. drove to Deadwood in his car
last Thursday and returned home Sun.
day. His wife and little son went up
on the train Sunday morning as far az
Harney Canyon and returned home
with him.
h. w. Miller. who has been visiting
at Harney Canyon for the past week
arrived home Sunday. Mr.. Miller was
ontil recently the auditor of the Water,
Light and Power Company, of this city
but resigned the first of May. he will
probably return to Omaha the latter
part OF this W eek.
George W. Egap, one of the 1epubli-
can candidates for governor was in the
city Saturday and spoke to quite q
large crowd in front of the Eyans. He
was billed to speak in the Morris
Grand but owing to breakdown to
the auto which was bringing him here
from Rapid City he arrived too late.
The Peoples Telephone & Telegraph
Company are now preparing the copy
for their new directory which will be
issued June 1st aud strongly advise
anyone contemplating installing q
phone during the season to get in
touch with the company at once so
tnat your name may appear in the
new book.
The G. & N. w. R'y announces that
it will run its special Desdwood- Hot
Springs train next week on May 1917
lS 10Th for the accommodation of the
[. o. o. F. grand lodge delegates. The
train will leave Dead wood at 700 q. m.
and arrive ut this city about 1870 a. m.
1t will leave here going north at $50 p.
m. connecting with east bound trains
at Rapid City. This service will be In
force regularity starting May 28th.
Quite large forest fire was discov.
cred in Harney Canyon last Sunday
during the heavy wind which reunired