Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-29

-Dlu YOU Sec Tue prices dt uuo ioce
Hive? They're all right.
The hoop craze has struck the boys
but no signs of crinoline yet among
the girls.
Postmaster Morgan has received
permission to move the post Office into
city hall.
G. A. Eastman is home from Chica'
go. No new developments in the Ca.
tholicon matter. MIR. Ferguson is still
there.
p. H. Johnston, member of the state
fair board, stopped over on his return
home to Custer. He says the fair was
success.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Shirk, a son, on Sunday, Sept, 24th
1893. Mother and child both doing
we'll. Congratulations.
w. l.. Judkins returned from Nor.
folk Saturday, he having gone that
far with his half brother who was
recently taken to the insane hospital
at Yankton.
l.. S. Gull returned from the state
judicial convention on Sunday morn
ing and reports pleasant time at his
old stamping ground in the eastern
part of the state.
FIG. Springer, wife and daughters
arrived from Chicago on the b. & M.
and will remain some time with us
Mr.. s. is a son of G.. A. Springer who
recently left for his home.
w. @. Vandervoort, chief clerk of
the sixth division of the railway
postal service and j.. B. Martin, both
Of Omaha are here on short vacation
and are having good time.
Attorney E, d. Norton returned
returned from his Minneapolis trip on
Wednesdays .. & N. train and re-.
ports pleasan: and profitable trip.
He also took in the Worlds fair at
Chicago.
Chas. q. Wilson. postal clerk. and
brother.in.law of E. j. Moore, came
in from Lincoln Wednesday to look
after his business matters here and to
arrange for renting his cottags back
of the Evans.
A son of Mrs. Leacox arrived on
Tuesday expecting to take her by SUR
prise. bnt found her away from home.
ut the Worlds fair. She will not he
back for month and he is in guam
dary whether to remain or not.
1T looks like the Bee Hive was un-
derselling ''close out" stores.
All. Hora and Frei Cole got their ac-
coutrements and supplies into their
big covered wagon and hitched up
their mules and pulled their freight
for the Big Horn country where they
will spend the winter hunting bears
and specimens.
MIR. James, brother-in.law of our
popular irayman, W. E. Reeder, and
his family came down from Spearfi>h
to spend few days visiting. Mr.. j.
is a civil engineer in the employ of the
r. & NJ. on the extension and says the
work of tracklaying will not be COM
pleted until Nov. 1st.
A. X Mills, the loyal republican
came in Wednesday to attend the
convention and brought in sample
of Fall River county's most delicious
vegetable production, which he called
"Garlner melon 1t was dissected
in the STAR sanctum and we pronouce
it in every way worthy of the name.
The case against John Henton he
fore Justice Glow was dismissed a.
there was not enough evidence against
him to bind him over. \ congratu-
late John on the outcome although we,
and all his friends. knew that he is the
very soil of honor and wonld not
knowingly beat a man out of penny.
Col. o. E. Dewey of Watertown and
Col. S. NJ. Laird of Pierre came in
Wednesday to attend the adjourned
meeting of the Soldiers home board.
They VIII probably not have a very
extended session as Col. Laird has to
60 back to be in attendance at the
u. S. court which convenes in the near
future.
Rev. j. G. Sloan, pastor of the Pres
bvterian church at Alliance, came in
Wednesday with a severe case of
rheumat,sm which he hopes to get rid
of by bathing at the Catholicon. He
is accompanied by his little son George.
He is the gentleman who was recent
lv he'd up by footpads who demanded
his money, while driving home in the
darkness. He reached for his hp
pocket to get his wallet to give them.
and they thought he was after his gun
and took to their heels.
After an absence of nearly four
months. j. B. D,ckover returned via
the Elkhorn Wednesday and i'm.
mediately took the B. & M. with John
Henton for the mica mines. He has
just returned from trip to the Mica
mines in New Mexico, with MIR. Doh
son, the president of the company,
where they thoroughly investigated
the methods of mining pursued there.
He brought in large spring wagon
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