Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-02
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1892

Col. Ihornhy was IN the city Monday
and Tuesday.
Thieves are becoming too numerous
for comfort
Born To Mir. and Mrs. II. Vaughn,
on August 80, 1892, a daughter
Guy Bradley now sports a brand
new wheel. which arrived yesterday.
j. e. Kelley. the independent nomi-
nee for congress, is announced to speak
III this city on September i1th.
A. w. Mcgowan, brother of w. j..
arrived last Monday from Iowa and
will remain i'll the employ of his
| brother in the flour and feed business.
Mrs q. A. Lancaster departed Tues
day evening for David City, Neb., for
a visit with an uncle and family. She
will probably be absent two or three
months.
Moulton Honk, of Toledo, Ohio,
nephew of III. u. Eaton, was in the city
4 for a few days the fore part of the
week, looking after his interests here.
/ Mr. HouS makes frequent visits TO the
Springs, and is always welcomed by
many friends that lie has here
A young man named Harrison
Kane. who has been sick at the
Avenue house for several weeks, died
last Saturday morning. of consumption.
He came here from The west hoping to
receive some benefit. but was too far
gone. His father arrived the day be-
fore he died.
The Modern Woodmen of American
will complete their organization at
Fargo lDickover hall on Saturday
evening. Sept. 10th, when all who
expect to become charter members
nhouid he present. Deputy Head
Consul iIenning will bepresent to con-
duct the inillatory exercises.
pr. B. a. Wade. l.. S. Ellsworth and
w. a. WneeleH. went up to Rapid City
Tuesday 10 meet with the Chapter of
that city Tuesday evening and procure
its consent for diSpensation for the
organization of Chapter at this
place. The new organization will
start out here with membership of
thirtv-ive.
The goods of ths Panic store. lately
conducted by Jerry Horrigan. were
sold at auction on Monday and Tues
day TO satisfy three cl'at,el mortgages
held by the First Na'ional Bank of
this cliv. the Black Hills Mercantile
CO.. of Rapil City aud Joachim Ahles.
Will l.aFle,che was ''crie..'' for the
sale and makes .aandy.'
DlEp- Mrs. j. N. Moore. wife of the
county auditor. died at her bone, near
fa.,emont. last Friday night. of con-
fin 'ment. She WAS about i5 years of
age and left fam,lv consisting Of
husband and six chlliren to mourn her
DEATH Mrs. Moore was a sister of
Mrs. Orlando Ferguson. of tins city.
!, She was buried at Edgemont Sunday.
It's getting along toward autumn
, weather. and the STAR people begin to
realize that some wood will be needed
, to keep things properly warmed up.
. Therefore we desire 10 inform sub
/ scribers that they have the privilege of
! paying mp their subscription, and as
{ many years in advance as they choose.
But remember we need lots of wood.
The gang of toughs that has lately
been disgracing the city with their
drunken hrawls, should be given to
understand very distinctly that unless
they can become quiet, peaceable citi-
, zens they must quit the town, or else
he placed where they can not con-
, stantlv disturb the peace and quiet of
our fair Young resort. Respectable
, people can not afford to allow profess
slonal toughs fall sway.
Harry NJ. Hanson. who was at one
time editor of the Lead City Herald,
has been in the city for several days
procuring data for his forthcoming
illustrated book. entitled..' The Black
Hills. their history and resources y
1t will contain about 600 pages. and
will be the only complete history the
Black Hills has ever had written.
Judging from prospectus of the work
we believe it will be excellent. Hot
Springs will receive fair share of
attention
Such startling screams as came from
a certain questionable place in the city
Wednesday night. are becoming alto
gether too frequent. and the place
should be looked after. 1t seems that
the man who has been making his
home at the place III question. pounded
the ''lady" of the house in beastly
manner and then took up his bed Ito
gether with her money. she says) and
walked. The town needs general
and thorough fenovating-sort of a
fall house-cleaning time.
} On Wednesday afternoon last Pres
ident Hancher right royalv enter
tanned his visiting brother Bishop H.
W. Warren, of Denver, together with
the following minister's. at The Evans:
} Professors Lvmer, and Maynard, with
their wives; Rev. Shanafelt and wife,
!. of Huron: Rev. Anderson, and wife;
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