Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-12

etaG DlsuOP warren Will lecture at The
college chapel on evening Of the 29th
inst.
Some one has figured ont fifteen
candidates for sheriff, and they have
only just began to appear above the
political horizon.
Miss Lottie DenmaM was down from
Whitewood to attend the last days of
the Chautauqua. Misses Alma and
Ada Lampert went home with her YES.
terday.
Freeman Knowles, of the Deadwood
independent, was in the city few
days during the week, accompanied by
his wife. The STAR was favored with
pleasant call from the gentleman.
W. g. Williams, of Blunck, Will
liams & Co., returned Wednesday from
Lincoln, Omaha, Fremont, and
other Nebraska places. He heard
Mckinley.
G. H. Henning, of Lead City, is in
the CITY, working up the organization
of a Modern Woodman lodge, and has
met with good success. The lodge
will likely be instituted next week.
Charley Dayton has gone down into
Iowa for short visit with his relatives.
Charley has been doing some steady,
hard work on this rheumatic run
and is deserving of a vacation.
G. H. Gere and wife, of Lincoln,
have enjoyed the beauties of our city
for a few days during the week. Mr.
Gere is the talented editor of the State
journal.
Hon. j. E. Diamond, U. S. bank ex-
aminer, arrived in the city Sunday ac.
companied by his wife. Mrs. Diamond
will remain for few weeks to take
baths and enjoy herself in our charm
ing resort.
President Hancher left last evening
for Indiana in the interest of the
Black Hills College. He will he
absent until the 24th inst, when lie
will return in time to attend the NJ: %.
Conference at Custer.
Jack Davis has charge Of the barber
shop in connection with the Evans.
He is fully up to the times in his pro.
fession and will run fine shop His
old shop will ba continued by Charley
Garfield.
w. L. Judkins departed for Hum.
eston, Iowa, last evening, where his
wife is visiting with her brother.
Mr.. Jrdkins will be gone a week or
ten days. and then return with his
wife and her mother.
Mr.. Chlourek is packing mp his har-
ness shop outfit and household goods
and will leave within few DAYS for
Crete, Nebr., where he will engage in
the harness business. HIS numerous
friends regret his departure and wish
him unbounded prosperity at his new
home.
Hon. Geo. V. Ayers, receiver of the
%. $. land Office at Rapid City, and
little son James, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. G.
Hunt, and Mrs. d. H. Clark and son.
came down to RAPID City Saturday
night and passed the Sabbath in a
pleasant manner in the city.
Jud ge Kanable was routed out Of
bed last night about IL o'clock to quell
disturbance between a couple Of col
ored women down near the railroad.
One of them was using a razor very
freely and cut several gashes upon the
person Of her adversary. They were
arrested and placed under bonds for
their appearance before the Judge at
9 o'clock this morning.
"Thc Hoboe Poet of Deadwood.
Harris by name, is working upon the
Elkhorn section in the city, and during
his spare time peddles his poems, which
he has had published in pamphlet
form. While his name is Harris, and
ne is a poet, he wishes to have it un-
derstood that he is in no way related
to Bro. Harris, of the Hatchet.
The stranger who left the article at
this office replying to "Jim Jams" in
the Geyser, may have the copy by
calling for it. There is no name
attached to it, and for that reason
alone we would not publish 1t. But
aside from that the Geyser would no
doubt be perfectly willing, and glad, to
publish any reasonable answer to
"Jim Jams" charges, and that is where
this communication should go.
The rustling agents Of the Elkhorn
and B. & NJ. railroads, A. d. Wood and
b. I. Catlin. got their heads together
yesterday and planned an excursion to
Deadwood over the B. & NJ. Friday and
back over the Elkhorn Saturday even.
ing. thus giving the excursionists an
opportunity Of viewing the sights Of
the northern Hills oAer one day. There
were % who improved the one.rate
opportunity. and they will not regret
it. II is magnificent trip.
As a resort for fat people Hot
Springs will be in it very largely
when its fat removing virtues become
known. A. u. Hudson, a large and
popular attorney Of Sioux City
scjourned in the city juat % days and
by bathing in the plunge bath for three
or four hours q day he managed to lose
inst "a pounds. He was much
delighted over finding such an
enjoyable anti.fat resort and promises