Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-21
Battle Mountain Sanitarium

with new and old members.
Margaret C. Jungles is a new
nurse. taking the place Of Helen E.
Barclay, recently resigned.
John G. Horner and William Black
took in the Buffalo Gap fair this
week.
the State Home to work Monday.
Joel Loganbill went to Minnekah-
ia Monday to look for work in the
harvest fields.
Frederick l.. Webber, who has been
here temporary-at-post. returned to
his home at Newport, Nebraska.
Monday.
Francis Hamilton began work
Monday as diet cook, in the place Of
Otto F. Weinberg. resigned.
Frederick Hummell. of the hand
was in Buffalo Gap Tuesday to help
make music for the fair.
Henry e. Larmar, A End. Iowa
cavalry, came here from Hillsboro
Oregon, Monday for an operation.
Alfred e. Puffer returned from
furlough at Wait Park. Minnesota,
Tuesday.
Moving picture shows are now held
In the Amusement Hall. on Tuesday
and Friday evenings as usual.
Nathaniel Crabtree, who was on
furlough at Fullerton, Nebraska,
wrote for his papers Monday.
Officers of the Sanitarium are ex-
pecting to receive their annual fall
visit from the Board of Managers
soon.
Pension day took place this week,
and many of the members were made
happy.
Gustave Norem has recently be-
come orderly for the Governors Of
flee to take the place of David Shane
who is now on the guard force.
Charles w. Finley, who has been
on the guard for some time, left this
week for Geary, Oklahoma, to spend
the winter.
Elias Arner. of Havelock, Nebras-
ka, was admitted to membership in
the Sanitaruim Monday.
John M. Klakey took a discharge
this week, and went back to the
Western Branch at Leavenworth
Kansas.
Charles w. Halls, hospital stew
ard. is enjoying fifteen day leave
of absence. He is visiting at pres
ent at Woonsocket. South Dakota,
and his daughter, Mary is with him.
DR.. A. w. Bartel and Guard Ser
geant Martin Hogan, were the first
persons at the scene of Hugh Old
fields sad accident Monday evening.
All the assistance possible was rem
dered by doctors, nurses, the Chap
lain's family. and others from the
Sanitarium for both Mrs. Johnson
n fot l.l,
A number of changes have been
made in the treasurer's and quarter
masters department since John w.
King left for the officers training
camp. o. E. Harper is now acting
chief clerk. Charles w. Thumm is
second clerk, and Charles Madden is
third clerk, while Winfred r. Hurtt
is conmissary clerk.
William Barth, K LIST South Da-
kota Inf. (Spanish wary is here from
Winfred. South Dakota. to undergo
an operation. Mrs. Barth accompa-
MED her husband and is stopping
down town.
Justus b. Coomer took a discharge
Thursday and returned to his home
ut Huron, South Dakota. intending
to return to Hot Springs later to
enter the State Soldiers Home.
William W. Keyser, Sanitarium
barber, was called to Winnebago,
Nebraska. Saturday by the death Of
his father. William .Keyser. Ed
ward w. Hoffman is doing the bar
ber work in his absence.
AlonZo M. Leedy, visited home
folks and took in the fair at Rapid
City several days this week,
Thomas H. Goodwin returned Sum
dey from trip to Gillett, Wyoming.
where he mad been on homestead
business.
David 8. Thomas enjoyed q visit
the first Of the week from his daugh-
ter, AIrs. Bixler and son, Walter J.
Thomas. of North Platte. Nebraska.
Adjutant e. H. Klock Is QUITE
proud Of the fact that the corn and
sorghum raised on his ranch, both
won blue ribbons at the county fair.
AL. Baker, for several years head
carpenter at the Sanitarium. receive
cd nice promotion this week when
he was ma0e Chief Engineer by ac-
tion Of the Board Of Managers. The
position carries salary Of $125.OO
per month and furnishes q house ON
the grounds. Al has been employed
at the Sanitarium ever since the IN
stitution was started being employed
here from the time the drst ground
was broken, and has been the All
round handy man Of the place. His
many frlends are more than pleased
with this well-earnsd promotion.