Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-23
The City in Brief.


Mrs. A. B. Connor departed for
Chicago last evening, to purchase new
goods.
B. NJ. Boydstou is now sole pro-
prietor of the Edgemont Express.
NJ. e. Pickett having retired from the
business
The new bath house adjoining the
Evans has been completed to the second
floor, and work is moving along
rapidly.
The STAR has received communica.
ton from A. H. Wallace, of Eskard,
which is too late for this issue. 1t will
appear next week.
Mrs. Rancher and family returned
from their extended visit with relatives
in Ohio and other places in the east
last Friday morning.
Bergman, the anarchist who tried to
kill Frick, has been sentenced to twenty
one years in the penitentiary and one
year in the workhouse.
Some elegant hangers advertising
the Catholicon bottled waters as "the
chief of all western waters" have been
distributed about the city.
NJ. C. Barnes, former owner of the
New York Bargain Store, arrived from
Denver Thursday morning to look
after his business interests here
u. w. Maratta, of Fargo, N. d.,
we'll known as U. S. marshal during
our territorial days, arrived in the city
Wednesday to bathe in the health Civ
ing waters.
Mrs. Picklin. son and daughter, and
Mr.. Kriegler came down from White
wood Sunday. The daughter will at.
tend college, while the others are here
to take baths.
The Congregational Helpers will
give Shadow Sociable at the residence
Of Mr.. Chas Slytield on Friday evening
the Both. Refreshments Is cts. Proceeds
for new church.
Hon. A. Allen departed for Denver
last Wednesday evening. From there
he will go to Wisconsin to attend his
sisters golden wedding. after which he
returns to his homo at Lansing, Mich,
Don't fail to attend Lew Halls
famous Georgia Minstsels at the opera
house Tuesday. Sept. q. This is the
only professional min ..e' troupe thst
has ever visited the Hills.
w. H. Fem. postmaster at Buffalo,
Wyo., and w u. Wright, postmaster
at Sheridan. Wyo.. were sojourners IN
the city Wednesday. OH their way home
from the republican state convention.
MArRlEp.-On Sunday morning,
Sept. 18th, 1892. MIR. j. f. Bell and
Miss Martha +. Johnston, both of tins
city, Rev. ). w. ID. Anderson otiiciat-
lug. The young couple Immediately
went to house keeping in a pleasant
home in Catholicon addition. They
have the SrAE's congratulation.
The Presbyterian people will give a
poverty party a. the Minnekahta club
rooms this (Friday) evening. Every
body is supposed to wear their most
raggy clothes, and look as tramp like
(barring dirty as possible. Refresh
ments consisting of PIE and water will
be served. "Evry wun is invitid to
kun und hev hui pile of phun.'
We did not intend to over estimate
the injustice that Messrs. Marty and
Turner had done their constituents
last week, but we did make a mis-
statement in the headlines by their
reading that the franchise had been
granted to F. I. Evans, Jr. To their
credit thus far it may be stated that
such franchise has not yet been
granted.
Hon. John Peirce, of Sioux City,
brother of the inimitable Doc, arrived
Wednesday morning accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Moller, of Sioux
City, and Miss Moller, of England. His
wife has been here during the summer
and has been so improved in health
that sne is infatuated with the place.
and they will probably have a cottage
here by another season.
R. Flanders. the well known and
atfable conductor on the passenger run
between Deadwood and Chadron, spent
few days in the city this week, ac-
companied by his wife, together with
B. G. Leaven worth and wife, Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. Mr.. Leavenworth was
formerly station agent at Hay Springs,
Neb.. hnt IL now chief clerk in the