Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-26
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

w. H. Stanley and wife left yester-
day evening, in company with the STAR
editor, for Chicago and the Worlds
Fair.
A. d. Wood, the genial Elkhorn man,
went down the line to Gordon to bid
Mrs. Wood good by as she accompanied
the Stanleys from that point t.,
Omaha.
The intense warmth Of yesterday
gave place in the evening to a rain
and wind storm of some severity.
Quite spirited gale blew all night,
but we have heard Of no damage done
in this vicinity.
Rev. A. A. Brown and wife leave
this evening for Saratoga Falls, N. Y.
He will attend the annual meeting of
the American Home Missionary society
Of the congregational church, and will
be gone until about the middle of June.
Mr.. j. H. Gable, Of Deniscn, Iowa,
will conduct a party Of tourists from
that city to the Black Hills. starting
on June 8. They como for pleasure,
and will incidentally examine our
many opportunities for profitable
investment.
G. G. Wilson, the postal clerk rum
ming on the B. & NJ, came in yester-
day, and will spend two days attending
to business and visiting his brother-in-
Law, e. j. Moore. We regret to learn
that he will not bring his family to
spend the summer in this city as was
anticipated.
We note with extreme satisfaction
that more than ninety per cent Of the
trees set out by Mr.. Fred T. Evans
in the north end Of the city are grow
inr picely. This is an Improvement
szrva will be worth a great deal to
tho SPRINGS as they will soon attain a
growth large Enough to shade the
streets.
In the case of Reno VS.. Messenger,
tried yesterday in the district court at
Custer, Messenger was convicted of
assault with intent to kill, and the jury
recommended that the court severely
reprimand Reno for his conduct IN the
matter. The court informed the jury
that be had no jurisdiction in Mr..
Reno's case.
Mr.. John VI. Henton returned yes
terday from three days trip in the
mica district near Custer He reports
their properties even better than they
hoped and expects great results from
them. He also gives it as his judg-
ment that a city equal to Lead will
spring up in the vicinity of the Key
stone mine. Immense quantities Of
pay ore in various forms are on the
dump and in sight and thev are crush
ing eight tons q day to the stamp.
Mr.. John A. Stanley, editor of this
paper, accompanied by Mrs. Stanley,
feft yesterday evening for the Worlds
I: fair. He will join thu South Dakota
4 Editoria! association en- route. We
{ congratulate our chief on his holiday
which he has earned il hard work
: can earn it--but hope that while he is
feasting his eyes on the beauties and
elories Of the great city he will oc-
casionally give a thought to those who
are keeping his memory green by
doing his appointed work. It's long
walk to Chicago-and that's what
y hurts the rest Of the STAR force.
We learn from an authentic source
: that the B. &. NJ. railroad will begin
running west from Sheridan in two
directions in the immediate future
ono branch running southwest of the
Big Horn mountains to Yellowstone
Park. and the other running to Butte
City to connect with the Northern
Pacific. They do This to compete with
The recent move of the Elkho,n, who
sre already taking the initiatory to-
wards completing their line to Ogden;
laree quantity Of supplies beinR shipped
in 3 Casper Tor that purpose, thus at
fording them q through road to the
Pacific.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.