Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

hold Episcopal services at the Congre.
gational church next Tuesday even
ing at 7:SO o'clock.
H. H. Beel and wife are down from
Deadwood for weeks sojourn among
old friends here, aud TO visit with
Mrs. Beel's brother John Lerch.
Mr.. r. c. Lewis was taken quite i'll
last Tuesday, and during the night
was in very critical condition. He
is improving now, and we hope will
get along all right.
School clerk Henton informs us that
the 500, 900 for the school bonds have
been received, and that the school
will finally decide all matters pertain
ing to the new building this afternoon.
J. P. Windolph, editor of the Grand
Island Anzeiger, has been in the city
for few days, looking over our at
fractions in company with Mr..
Blunck.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give an alphabet social at the home of
Mrs w. H. Stanley, Sr., on Friday
evening, March 10th. Come and en-.
joy yourself.
DIR. Hargens and S. Loudenback
have purchased property between the
city hall and the Evans and will soon
begin work on three story stone
olock. That is the way to talk and
make city.
Sheriff Blakey departed Wednesday
night for Yankton with Chas. Bruyere
who will be placed in tte asylum at
that place. Mr.. Bruyere is steadily
improving and will probably be able to
come home before long.
Died.. w. Hughes, who has been
at the Catholicon for few weeks, died
last Monday. He resided near Alli-
ance, Nell. His brother was with hin,
when he died. He was buried in the
cemetery here.
j. E. Chapman and VIM. Wilson
brother Of s. E., got to chatting the
other day and were delightfully."- sur
prised to find that they were old COM
rades together in '65, both belonging
to Co. l, 47th III. Vol. and were to.
gether for nearly year.
Phernetton's bath house will be fin
ished next week and thrown open To
business. There are ten bath rooms,
all nea.ly finished; the entire building
is heated with steam, and is very
neat, well arranged bath house. The
water is very strongly sulphurized
and is probably equal to any water in
the city in its medicinal properties
1t ought to do good business.
Jim Daniels, prominent rancho,
from near Fairburn, Custer county
was in the city Wednesday and stated
that deputy II. s. marshal dropped
down upon George o. Sanderson the
fore part of the week and took hin
east somewhere-possibly Sioux Falls
The supposition is that the arrest wa:
for selling liquor without a liscense
Sanderson will be remembered as the
fellow who made himself conspicuous
last fall by his political sumersault
when he gobbled the Fairburn post
office from Widow Paimeter. He will
probably get no more ont of this lat.
est escapade than he is entitled to.
| The young students of Blackstone of
the city had another case before Judge
Rldpaths court Wednesday evening
| The trial was one wherein Architect
Wright sued F. III. Whitfield for dam
ages caused by the latter sending a
book agent to the former, thus hinder.
ing tue business of MIR. Wright to the
amount of $4,000. Mr.. Egan appeared
for the plaintiff and Me<srs. LaFleiche
and Whitfield for the defendant
There was much sport and considerable
law laid down for the edification OF
the Judge, witnesses and spectators
The judge finally decided that MIR
Wright had probably been damaged te
the extent of $2,5OO. An appeal will
probably be taken to the supreme
court of the city of Hot Springs, OF
some other supreme power.
|SSW. F. Wyatt and wife attended q
I dance out at neighbors last FRIDAY
night. brt if reports be true they
walked portion of the way to the
party. II seems that the road had
been changed little since W. f
was last over it, but not knowing il
he followed the old trail. Some people