Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-22

A. A. Powell has moved his stock OF
furniture into the Shops building
A. F. Jones received two car loads
OF sheep over the Elkhorn on Satur.
day.
A. p Barclay is the name Of the new
b. & M. agent at Minnekahta. He is
from Lariat, Wyo.
The hook and ladder truck and hose
carts were moved to the Firemen's de-
partment OF the city ball.
H. A. Goddard and wife returned
from their visit to Omaha Monday
and report very pleasant time.
The arc light on the hill above the
city hall has been brought down and
suspended from the roof of that edifice.
Frank Howell moved lis effects to
his ranch near Cheyenne Falls, where
he will go to batching for the winter.
john Henton, who has been visit.
ing his sister on the Cheyenne river
has returned and will remain perma.
nently in Hot Springs.
A girl baby was born Saturday to the
wife OF Andrew Anderson. on J-n.
nings avenue, that weighs 224 pounds.
Black Hills always leads.
DR.. Churchill Of Hermosa. brought
patient by the name OF Deffabaugh
down last Friday to have DR.. Jennings
assist him in setting dislocated shoul.
der.
Engineer sarver, of the b. g. M. has
moved his family to this city from
Deadwood. They will occupy the
little cottage belonging to j. S. Noodle
ON the hill just north Of tie cold
spring.
George b. Haynes, city ticket agent
for the Milwaukee railroad, at Omaha.
arrived in the city few days ago.
and will remain until the end of thu,
month. He made the STAR a pleasant
call today. He proposes to send the
Omaha Bee some letters while here.
A Congregational Sunday school
was organized in the old school l,u.ld.
ing in Cold BRONX by their Saba h
School missionary, Rev. LYMAN. We
understand they have rented the build.
ing for term and will seat il tempo
rarily so that 1t can also he used for
the literary society and other meet
ings.
Col. James and wife and Walter
took their leave of Hot Springs on Sat
urday, and will go to Mrs. James's
former home, near Wabasha, Mimi.
During the Colonel's five years res
idence in this city he was most per.
sistent and aggressive worker for the
advancement of Hot Springs and her
material interests. Walters yonng
friends will greatly miss HIM.
The excellent write up Of the Black
Hills and Hot Springs by MIR. White,
of st. Louis, and of which $4,000 copies
were printed and distributed, has alsu
been copied into eight other promi.
nent publications and it promises to
do the city great good. MIR. White
writes that he will be here in the
spring to spend about two months to
do more work of the same kind in the
interest of the B. e. NJ.
The union services of all the church.
es in the city at the Congregational
church Sunday night. under the auspi-
ces of the w. Z. L. U. we're in every
sense grand success. The house was
so crowded that standing room was at
a premium. The addres es of Miss
French, Miss Wheelock and Mrs. Wood
were we'll prepared and delivered, and
were listened to with intense interest.
The recitation by Flora Adams, intro
ducing the collection, was very nicely
done and met with liberal response.
The singing of the choir was excellent,
especial,y the duet of Mrs. Wade and
J G. Dickover entitled "Rock of Ages
woich was ahoye criticism.
Supt. Train has completed the ar.
arrangements for giving electric baths
at the Evans bath house. BY taking
hold of one electrode and suspending
the other in the water of the hath, the
wat"r can be charged AZ heavily as the
physician may prescribe or the patient
can bear. A wet sponge may also be
attached to an eleltrode and passed
over the parts affected, sending gen.
tie current through them, which is
said to be very invigoratine. Other
appliances are there. q little to compli.
Gated for description here, but which,
are said to he very efficacious in the
treatment of the diseases for which
they are intended.
When money is close and it is hard
work to make both ends meet it makes
one realize the truthfullness Of the
following bv an exchange: "A news.
paper man will sit up nights to write
something kind abont fellow citizen,
to help him along even when he may
have no personal friendship for, or in
terest in either. and will pay out good
money to put his words in type after
they have been written. vet the persons
who ave benefited seldom think Of
making a ~eturn. attrihntinp the no.