Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-22
MIR. Way. Chadron furniture man,
is here looking up the joyce furniture
stock with view OF buying it.

y ed from their camping trip up in The
hills and rep"rt delightful time.
j. S. Noodle was called to Chicago
by telegram Thursday evening on
business connected with his l,iy .toue
da,nt age suit. We understand settle.
r,ent Is about to I've M ,ds which wall
probably he satisfactory to Jim.
President Engle>l,y returned from
his Chicago trip Wednesday, wher.
he has heen lnOkimg after the interests
ofrhe Vermont Investment company
in the reputrd compromise bel w-eu
Orland, Ferguson and the Carter &
Copeland company. He has given out
no information in regard to what was
done there.
Capt. Megrew came in from his ex.
tended trip to indianapolis, Chicago,
and other place, Sunday morning aud
made us pleasant call. Like all others
who have attended the fair, he says it
Is simply lnde>crilal,e and can only
lie appreciated 10y bring seen. His trip
has done him lots of good and he is
feeling in fin. trim.
Charley Richards visited Wind Cave
TN sunday aud came Hume with sore
head. He, with others, went ll. Pear
v Gates route aud in coming back they
went out OF their way to cllml, over Il
hiy rock. In doing so, Cnarl-ys hold
slipped and he went back ward on his
head, cut ing nasty cash in it. He
says it was his own fault.
The big furniture firm of Chittpn.
den & Eastman of Burlington, Ia,
through their Representatives. Mr.. Her
shry have taken possession of the stork
of furniture nf j. w. .Joyc.. under a
chattel mortgage aud the sheriff is now
in pnssp>>lon and will proceed In sell 1t
ont either in hnIk or by piece, at auc-
! ton, aS the bonse ma. direct.
Mr.. w. n. Carter, of Chicago, has
made another cllncl,er that would ln-
d,cate nat he ,n-ans business in th.
Cnn,holcon deal. He has just paid "tf
Il $500 furniture bill, and ~ is lntima.
ted that all matters regarding the
property have heen fixed mp at Chica-
go ly M.>srS. Ferguson. Eastman aud
Enylr>hy, who have been there con
ferring with MIR. Carter and Dr. CuLe-
land.
James W. Hamilton is laid up with
a broken leg. IT. occnred Friday nigh
about ten o'rloch when he and h,s
ronm mate. Worthy Root, were pre-.
pairing for bed. They often have a
friendly scntfl. but this time i, re
suited seriously as the tihia of the left
leg was fractured just above the
ankle. 1t is not bad break and h.
will lie ahDut again on crutrh-s in II
few days. D.mtors H,rsens and
Balkan reduced the fracture.
| The many friends of Miss Alma
Lamprrt are glad to see her r-,ur,
from her simmer vacation lOnking 81,
we'll. She says she has had a splendid
time at the fair and in Iowa, kan>a.
and Nebraska where >h. visited
friends She goes tn her school WORK
with fresh life and vigor and wi
make sncces> of it. Miss Ada will
not BE- down to attend college until
after her trip tn the Worh'S fair
whicli >h. will make next week with
her parents.
Peter Nelson. cnlored, is cook and
one of the proprietors of "a lunch
counter on Chicago ave 1t is rlaime'l
they were dealing mt the ardent with.
out Il government license therefor aud
a warrant was i>sned for their arrest
by Commissioners Anderson on Satur.
day. One of the propripto.s named
Smith, skipped out. but Pete was
rauyht and had his preliminary
haa,ing Mn av. He was discharged
from cu>to1v and the Officers are now
on the f-elny Smiths track.
Judge Boomers court was orcrpipi
Wednesday hearing the Campl+ll
saloon fine case. The defendants at.
torney, w. H. Frye. moved to di>ml>s
the case upon the ground that Judge
Rid path. who issued the warrant. was
not IA qualified city justice After she
question had been argued pro and con
all the forenoon Judge Boomer over
ruled the motion, and IN the afternoon
evidence in the case was presented
to his honor. The jndye decided, from
the evidence, THAT Camnl,rll was run.
ming saloon and fined him S25 for
The month of August.
Our pnhlic schools opened last Mon.
day. The merry laugh of the
Youngsters with slate and hacks wend.
ing their way TO schonl always make
Il pleasing picture. They are all in
earnest and both teachers and scholars
go to work with a vii. and we are
satisfied yord work will te done. We
learn from Prof. King whoi> circnlat.
ing ai,ont among all thu schools help.
ing to get them organized. that Miss
Marshall who has the first reader h :.
81 in attendance. Miss Lamrprt, 2nd
reader. 80. Miss Cleghor /, 3rd reader
81. Miss Bovd. 4'h reader, 40 Mr.
Mcgowan, Cold brook. 20. This j,
hardly up to tho average of last years
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