Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-23


city Thursday morning, accompanied
by his wife. They will remain several
days.
s. E. Wilson. wife and son Cliff re-
turned Sunday morning from their
trip to Minneapolis and Duluth, ana q
delightful ride down on lake Superior
For some distance. They mad pleas
ant journey throughout.
MAERlED-At the Congregational
by Rev. E. L. Frame, on
Sept. 20, Mr.. Frank C Rhoades and
Carrie A. Thompson, both of Buffalo
Gap. MIR. Rhoades keeps one Of the
hotels at the Gap.
B. +. Teall, of the Belle Fourche
roller mills, was in the city few days
this week, selling -four to our mer-
chants. He reports GO ID crops in his
section of the country. and Very pros-
porous times.
The Fall River county convicts.
Snow, Duff. Bigeow and Rich. who
We're sent to Sioux Falls last winter
for cattle rustling, returned to Oel-
richs the fore part of the week, being
out Oh parole.
The city counci! mot Wednesday
morning and adjourned without trans
acting any business of Importance.
Proceedings appear elsewhere. The
next regular meeting will no, occur
until the first Monday evening of neNs
month.
Mr. Sedgwick departed for Chicago
Monday evening. While here local
board was organized to take stock in
the Merchants and Business Mems
Worlds Fair Club. through which
members can obtain a good room dur
ing the fair for 81 day.
Work has been commenced upon the
Congregational church. The plan is
very fine. 1t will have furnace, and
be carpeted and very comfortably
furnished. 1t has been changed so
that a study room will be finished for
the pastor. Rev. Frame has taken off
his coat and may be seen during the
day putting in good solid work upon
The edilice.
Hon. John Prothero. of Watertawn,
So. OAK ota. one of 'he presidential
electors apon the republican ticket.
arrived N the city las Saturday morn
iog arcon'ranied lay Mrs. i'.otIero and
her sister. Mrs. johnson. nf the same
place. They will remain here for two
or three weeks, enjoying the beantics
about the city and the glorious baths.
MIR. Prothero is one Of the most popular
conductors on the Northwestern rail-
road, and has nice passenger run
between WateMown and BrookingS.
The hunting party returned last
Friday evening, and just as we eX-
pected were loaded down with lots of
experience. Nothing more. They were
minus one of Dukes mules that strayed
away from them while they We're
camped up in the lime stone region.
1t hasn't shown up yet. but may come
home some day when it gets as home.
sick as some of the hunting party did.
Some of the boys saw some deer. hut
more of them didn't, until they reached
home. If the mule never comes back
any more 1t will be truly dear eX.
perience.
The Hot Springs Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons will probably soon begin
work under dispensatlon. High
Priest. DR.. b. \. Wade. has appointed
the following officers: n. NJ. Wade. C.
H.; C. E. Dayton, p. S; j. Fl. Boomer,
r. A. C.: +. L. Peirce, 5rd Vale; o. p.
Frary, 2nd Vale; IA. A. GODDARD, 1st
Vale; A. B. Connor. sec'y: A S. Stew
art, Treas; w. v. Lucas. Chap: w.
A. Daniels, Guard. The meetings of
this order will probably be on the first
and second Friday evenings of each
month.
Last Friday night Amos II. Brown,
an inmate of the Soldiers Home, died
at that institution of dfepsy. His
death had been expected fck. q long
time. He formerly resided afAitchell,
s. H.. and was admitted to the Home
on Feb. 13, 1891. He enlisted ir1. the
service Of bis country on Aug. %, 1862,
was corporal in Co. L, ll2 NJ. Y.
1nft.; discharged Oct. 12, 1864. for dis
ability. He attended the G. A. R. re-
union at Mitchell last Spring and
caught severe cold, which resulted in