Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10
LOCAL NOTES.


LOCAL NOTES.
Mrs. Al. Dearduff is still quite ill.
The welcome chinook came to town
Wednesday.
The Hatchet people have secured
the Jones press.
Orlando Ferguson's oxygen tank
arrived Monday.
Work on the Phernetton bath house
is in progression.
Uncle Fred Willor continues quite
i'll at the hospital.
Lawrence Thayer's little GIRLS down
with the influenza.
And now we will have a complete
system of waterworks.
A dance will he given at NJ. Parsons
on the Cheyenne tonight.
The ground hog must have been
ashamed of his shadow.
United States court term co,nmen-
ced at Deadwood the Sth.
The cold weather is delaying work
upon our new stone blocks.
The Evans hotel people are exhibit
ing souvenir views of the Springs.
Sandstone is being quarried on
Alice avenue for building purposes.
The carpenters are finishing up the
inside work in the Catholicon hotel.
VIM. LaFleiche has moved into one
Of the Cromwell cottages this week.
Barnes g. Shope are pushing the
stone work on their new $4,000
block.
Mrs. +. j. Green has been quite i'll
the past week, but is now able to be
about.
The Woman Relief Corps are doing
noble work and cannot be praised too
highly.
John G. Richer is now able to be up
and about, much to the joy Of his nu-
merous friends.
The little son of Maj. Anderson
gave delightful party to his little
friends Saturday.
The children of John Sidey are
down sick with scarlet fever; DIR.
Ilargens in attendance.
The city has got title to the lots on
Chicago avenue and work on the city
hall will commence at once.
Charley DeTton has lost his roolu
mat lew Schelenger. Yet we are
not authorized TO advertise for another
mate.
The Congregational people are busy
carpeting their handsome new church,
and will have it completed for Sunday
services.
The house of Ed Ames had a vary
narrow escape from fire Saturday.
caused by the fame of a candle ignit-
ing curtain.
In Judge Riapa,h's court Weanes-
day-G. H. Howell VS.. Abe O,lel|, to
recover on a promisory note: not iinisl,-
ed at hour of going to press.
The debate at the literary society at
the Fails tonight will he on the sub
iect, "Hcsolved that women should
have equal rights with men,
AT last a franchise has been granted
l,y the city council for system of
water works, and we hope that there
will he no further delay in the matter.
Jim Wilson has discovered what is
evidently another hot spring. He has
found spot where all the snow thaws
off and steam arises. He is keeping
the location quiet.
Married. at the Methodist parson-
age, Rev. j. w. ID. Anderson otficiat-
ing, on Saturday, February 4, 1898,
Mr.. August Burger and Miss Sarah
Holland, both Of Buffalo Gap.
M. Henne and A. A. Noodle have
purchased the Scholfeld Touring mill
and property at the Gap. Their in
tention is to entirely remodel the
plduO duu IldhC IL du A i lulll Ill
every respect.
The rerleven case Of Paine VS..
Bourne over horse, after two changes
Of venue,was finally tried before Judge
E. Calhoun Saturday afternoon and
was decided IN favor of Bourne. An
appeal is very probable.
The work on the big flume at the
Falls is progressing but slowly on ac-
count of the recent cold snaps. Supt.
Harper says two weeks will see most
Of the work completed. The stone
work on the foundation of the power
house is nearly done.
Deadwood was VISITED with a $50.
600 fire early Tuesday morning. This
fire occurred at very unfortunate
time as there was water famine and
many of the water mains were frozen
at this time. The Yreber residence
the finest residence in the city, was
entirely consumed.