Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-24

more shelving put in their place OF
business this week.
Mr.. Chapman has opened shoe
shop in the little building formerly
occupied by Mr.. Bentley. See his
card.
M. Muttleberry, Buffalo Gap cap
italist, was looking over business mas.
ters in the city the fore part Of the
week.
Doc. Humphrey now has very
neat and convenient Office in the rear
of the block occupied by j. G. Dick
over & Co.
Mrs. A. d. Wood and mother de.
parted Sunday evening for Denver
where they will visit with Mrs. Woods
sister for a week.
MARRlEp.-On Monday evening,
March 20, at the Ferguson house, Ben.
Skiles to Miss Bertha Cramer, Judge
Kanable performing the ceremony.
L. G. Fisher has come to the city
with his teams to work upon street
grading in the employ of Robert
Parmlee, who has some contract work.
Four more telephones will be put up
in the city in few days--at soldiers
home, Morton's saloon, j. c. Dickover
& Co. and Ralph Skinners livery
stable.
The enterprising boys of the Minne-
kahta hose team are arranging to have
some new suits made for the members,
and a belt for each with the name of
the company upon them.
Mrs. S. j. Wood, mother of Mrs. j..
A. Stanley, returned Wednesday MORN
ing from her prolonged visit with
relatives and friends at Lansing, jack
son and Saginaw, Mich.
Jas. Wilson, the lumberman, but
now engaged in the hotel business at
Buffalo Gap was in the city Tuesday.
He informed the STAR that he would
start up his saw mill in few weeks.
Mrs. Catlln received word from her
father Tuesday, asking her to return
to Burlington, Iowa, where he is quite
sick and has been for three or four
months. She departed Tuesday eve.
ming and may be detained there for
some time.
Captain Jack Crawford departed for
bis home at San Marcial, New Mexico,
Tuesday evening. He is thinking
quite strongly of returning to Hot
Springs to reside. Capt. jack says he
has very large collection of curios
and collections of various kinds that
he has picked up in his travels
throughout the United States, and say:
if he comes here he will fit up an at
tractive place where his collection o.
interesting articles may be seen by tht
many visitors who come here. He i
a great character, ard in his trayel
far and near it would doubtless b
quite an advertising medium for Ho
Springs to have him resident of thi:
place. We hope he may be induced t
come here to live.
Col Thornby was down from Her
mosa Monday and Tuesday. He cam
down in the interest of securing
couple companies Of cavalry from n
Meade stationed at the mouth Of Bat
tie river, for the summer, to allay tn
fears Of the settlers against any prol
able Indian trouble. The people i
that locality, he says, have been yer
uneasy ever since the cowboys wer
killed in the winter, and to restol
confidence the colonel has enlisted TIL
assistance of other influential men j
a asking for these troops. 1t will be
very nice place for the regulars to 81
q JOY their summer outing, good thin
for the farmer in that neighborhoo
e and no doubt the settler will feel niue
= better to know that Uncle Sam thlnl
n SO much Of them.
+ Mrs. George Cassels Dies Suddenly.
p On Thursday morning at thr
r. o'clock Mrs. Geo. Cassels, who resld
It on Jennings avenue, was stricken wi
paralysis from which she died at
, o'clock on the same morning. She hi
! arisen at three O'clock to call b
:. u daughter who was to take the ear
~ ~ train for Buffalo Gap. just after S
=, - reached the top of the stairs some o
.u -, %t,., l,oneo l,oor1 bon foil o,1 go.