Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-27

. REvfvAL sERv1cks ARE nov BEING
nxlD "A rar CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcR.
All ARE MvrrED.
Tho dam for the lake at the Cathoii-
con is rapidly nearing completion. a
large force Of mon are now at work
upon it in hauling rock, rlp:rapping,
etc.
Tue ladies' Of St. Lnke's guild will.
meet at the home of Mrs. l.. S. Gull
ON Wednesday, February 1st, 80 at2
p. m. All members are invited to be
present.
A party from the Springs went
north Of town to explore a new cave
this week. Painful bruises received
on said trip prevent further mention
from US,
Reserved seats for the Aamold con.
cert are being rapidly taken. If you
want one. go to J. Y. Dickover & Co.'S.
for it quick.
The cases Of the city versus Super
intendent 3. E. Harris, j. Davidson
and Harry Hooker, known as our rail-
road cases, were dismissed by Judge
Kanable yesterday.
The ladies of the Babtist church
give dinner Monday the 30th inst. at
Mrs. w. P. Phillips Remember the
hour: from 5 to 2 o'clock, and the
price, only 25 cents.
Ed Psernetton is making arrange
ments to build fine bath house over
his hot sulphur spring on Eighth
street. He intends to start bis inn
pfovcments at once.
D1ED-The infant daughter Of j. A.
Carr in this city, January 20, 1898.
Funeral services were conducted from
the Congregational church, Rev..J. w.
D. Anderson officiating.
The building of sidewalk on Lincoln
avenue has been pushed until now a
good six-foot plank walk extends from
above Eighth street to the CathoI,con
Springs, over mile of walk.
Contractors p. Wesch and John Oak
commenced work Wednesday on a
two-story stone building a by 80
with basement on the lot north of the
Spencer store on Chicago avenue.
4 Grand lecturer Scriven conferred
the Master Mason degree Monday
night, after hich a banquet was given
at the Art hotel. About thirty guests
were present and very enjoyable
evening was had.
j The social given at the soldiers
home Tuesday night for the benefit OF
the Presbyterian church was an un.
qualified success. Over 200 of our best
people were present. The affair net.
tied $47 for the church.
/ A literary society was formed al
the Fails Monday evening. The title
of the association will be the s.Laugn.
ing Falls Literary Society," and will
no doubt be an excellent, thing for she
Falls people. We wish them all the
sncccss that such an enterprise war.
rants.
j MARR1Eo-At the Congregations
parsonage, Wednesday evening the
25fh, Mr.: Otto S,rom of Hot Springs
TO Miss Clara A. Email Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa. Their future home will
be in the neat cottage lately erected oy
Mr.. Strom on lincoln avenue. where
they win, in few d US, be pleased tt
receive their friends.
Herr Aamo!d will play for Won tn,
compositions Of Raft, Ernst, Vieux
temps, Sarsate and others, and will
rival these artists in his execution.
Messrs. Barnes and Shope have com
menced the work on their new blocl
on Chicago avenue, near the corner oi
Sixth street. The building will be 81
foot front and 80 feet in depth, tw,
stories of sandstone with pressed
brick front. The cost of the blocl
will be $4,000 and will be one of th
most slightly business blocks in Ho
Springs.
!. The Fall River County Stock Grow
ers Protective association is doin,
great work for the country: rustler
are getting very scarce under the care
full management of the association
officers. New camps are being forme
and everything appertaining to th
ASSOCIATION is ilonrishing. A. X. Mill
is president and Arley. Cleghorn secre
tary Of the society.
Fritz Peterson Of Alliance, Neb
overcome by hard times on the 21s
n inst. absorbed some 5000 belonging T.
an acquaintance and started for Gall