Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-04-29

City Attorney Kellar's brother,
Phillip, arrived a few days ago from
Russelville Ky, and will spend the
summer here.
Jim Berry, we'll known as clerk at
the Minnekahta last summer, returned
the fore part of the week from Suth-
erlaMd, Fla.
j. H. Clark received word that a sis
ter of his died Saturday night at
Greenville, Pa, of consumption. Her
death has been expected for some time.
Rev. Tracy, of Custer, formerly pas
tor of the NJ. L. church here, was re-
newing acquaintance during the week.
and his many friends were glad to see
him.
H. S. Jaynes, superintendent OF the
st. ?. NJ. & o. Ry IN Nebr., arrived
Wednesday with his wife. in Supt
Rurt's private car. Mrs. .Jayncs is af-
tiicted with sciatic rheumatism and
will remain and take baths for awhile.
Supt. earns, of the Black HILLS Mis-
sion conference, preached two able ser
mons at the chapel last Sunday NOR
ning and evening. Rev earns ex-
pects, to attend the general conference
at Omaha and leaves for there tonight.
Al. Thornbill and family have
returned to Hot Spring, to live.
MIR. :'hornhill sold out his interests in
the Hill City store to his partner,
Charley Crane. and will suon engage
in business here.
Mrs. f. B. Warren departed for
Briasawater, S. d., last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Warren had been CON
templatine visit there but the illness
OF her father s@mmnned her away
sooner than she had anticipated going.
She expects I'D he absent two or t,sree
months.
Mrs. j. NJ. sammons. Mrs. d. u.
P!tman and Mrs. Geo. S. Thompson
comprised IA trio of Chadron ladies
who enjoyed a few hours sojou.n a, the
Springs Monday. Mrs. Sammons is
the wife of the most popular conduct
or of the Elkhorn ON the Hills pas
senger run.
Engineer George Parker, who had
his eve badly injured last fall by a
piece OF wire flying into it. has been
appointed travelling engineer. and
made the Springs a visit last Monday
evening. The STAR is glad to know
that his eve is constantly improving
and trusts that it will soon be good as
, ever. He is very fine gentleman and
VIC congratulate him upon his 1eserv
: ing promotion.
The Methodist people Of this place
soon anticipate having the pastoiatt
'. that has so long been untitled. supplied
by Rev. j. w. ID. Anderson. a. NJ. ot
Neoshea Falls, Kansas. He is Il grad
uate of Baker university. said to he ;
very fine preacher aud an eXc"iien,
gentleman. He is also a writer OF ron.
siderable note. He has u wife all,
three children. He will have 10 work
to perform i'll connection with the col
lege hut will devote his entire time t.
the church work of his charge.
g The piano recital by Prof. Taylo,
> and her students last Saturday even
ing was greatly enjoyed bv those VIII,
e were present. Much proficiency wa
e displayed by the students. and man,
T compliments have been extended t,
< each one who assisted in giving sucl
9 an interesting entertainment. and t,
4 Prof. Taylor in particular is mncl
praise due. These recitals are free
and 1t would tend to encourage thu
! musical department of the college i,
. our people "1uld display more interes
III these very enjoyable features of tilt
work.
= On Saturday James S. Noodle anl
!. Ro'ander p. Reed, Of Hot Spring
5 made application to purchase 32O acre
e of coal land about sixteen miles south
4 west from Hot Springs. The coal Iant
, they desired TO purchase is the same
the Homestake company are reported
to have purchased a half interest in /:
9 short time ago. There are other ani
Subsequent filings on this coal Ian,
and in Justice to all parties, the loca
land office has ordered hearing in til,
matter, respecting the interests oe al
parties, on Wednesday, June %. 1892
There are eleven parties interested ir
: this coal land.-Rapid journal
Last Monday DIR. w. III. Copeland. {
prominent physician of Chicago. ant
W. II. Carter, proprietor of the Sara
toga house, Chicago. in company wltl
Col: Thornby, of Buffalo Gap, were
j. taking in the sights of Hot Springs
The Chicago gentlemen represent tho
syndicate that is negotiating with Col
1hornby for the purchase of the Min.
nepajnta Springs. They had just been
TO Buffalo Gap viewing the outlook
and expressed themselves as very much
, pleased with the prospects and especial.
; ly with the Springs. Samples Of the
: waters were taken east for further ex.
} animation. 1t is now more than likely
that Col. Thornby will soon dispose Of
the Minnepajnta Springs for a very
fair consideration. He is to be con.
graduated on his success IN TINS in.
terestins eastern capitalists in this vi.