The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-20
From Tuesdays Daily.
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AS0y o00 1.-TWO
A. D. Clark is wei from Buffalo Gap
looking after court matters.
Among those representing Sturgis
during court is John Scotland.
F. G. Desham, Of Edgemont, came
over this morning to attend court.
For iron spokes, felloes. and ebert
wood stock, go to Van WORMS & Nc
Mar.
W. K. Smith, of Deadwood, is down
from the Northern Hills, attending
court.
Fall River county maps for sale by
l.. H. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
James Riett came in on this morn
ing's train from Lincoln and will be
here during court.
Howard Kenady,one of Oelrichs most
prominent citizens came up this
morning to attend court.
H. j. Conner, came down from
Rapid City last evening and will re-
main until court is over.
F. d. Hummel returned last week
from his business trip to Red Cloud.
He reports a very pleasant trip.
Six iches of snow fell at Aberdeen
on Sunday morning, which was drlfted
by the high wind prevailing at the
time.
w. G. Drape, is down from the wild
AID woody town of Gillette, Wyo.. and
isenjoying the hospitallt,es afforded at
the Hot Springs House.
VIM. Byrne, Of Mornv,lle, N. Y, is
enjoying a few days recreation in the
Black Hills. He is making ilot
Springs bis head quarters.
George Walker is here from %}larri-
son, Neb., and will remain until after
court %adjousns, as he is attorney in one
or two important criminal casas.
F. NJ. Vroman. Edgemo':t's popular
attorney, came over this morning, to
look after his cases. Mr.. Vroman has
. number of important cases this
term.
DIR. w. E. Rowland received a tele.
gram this afternoon, announcing the
fact that his three year old baby had
just died Of diphtheria: after an illness
of three days.
Messrs Pierce & Pool have sold out
their -four and feed stock to S. G. Fargo
& Son, and will hereafter give their
whole attention to the management Of
the Catholicon.
Grant Pettigrew, N of the popular
Bee Hive clerks, left last evening fol
Valentine, where he goes to look
after business matters, and will return
in week or ten days.
g. Verge, a tourist from Kansas
City, is taking in the sights around
Hot Springs. He is very much pleased
with the rugged scenery hat thu
Southern Hills affords.
N. X. Griggs, attorney for the Bur
lington road came in this morning
from Beatrice, Nebr., to look after til.
cases Of the company that will com,
up for trial this term Of court.
The early winter has found til,
farmers of the eastern part Of th'
state poorly prepared for its coming
Much of the corn is yet IN the field
T~hreshiug is not yet finished, and bu'
little blowing done.
H. w. Utterly, a prominent attor
neg Of O'Neill, Nebr., and who ha
been doing business in Hot Springs
of and on, for some time, came in thi
morning to look after his cases tina
will come up for hearing this term O
court,
W. H. Westover, one Of Nebraska
most prominent attorneys, who ha
gained much notoriety by the success
he has had in handling cases befor
the different courts, came up thi
morning from Nashville. He has bee,
practicing law in Lincoln the past tw'
or three years.
The B. & NJ. has asked Spearfish t
give that company right-of-way and
depot grounds The Bnlleti,
commenting OF the proposition say
that it is so favorable that no one ca
object. In times gone by Spearfis|
was willing to give a bonus Of $4,000
to get a railroad. Now n can be ba
for one-fourth that amount.
, The STAR took the time to inquir
among the attorneys how Judge Gard
ner impressed them, and was please
TO find that the universal opinion
' favorable to that gentleman. Will
70 Mr.. Gardner cannot bring a long expt
f rience to his assistance. he brings
clear head, a we'll disciplined mind an
: judicial attributes.