Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-01
J. M. Brown is quite sick.

Y. w. Delvy OF OF Texas is here for
short visit.
Capt. Russell of Deadwood is spend
ing few days with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Bailey took in the
Sunday school at Smithwick.
L. F. Englesby and family and Miss
Bates have taken winter quarters at
the Evans.
James Bradley and s. E. Wilson
went to Rapid City on legal business
yesterday.
R. F. Bacon, the jolly commercial
pilgrim from Omaha Is doing the city
for business.
J. D. Lake has been appointed re.
ceiver of the Black Hills Milling and
Smelling company at Rapid City.
H. A. Pasewalk of Norfolk, Neb.,
who makes occasional visits to the
Springs for his health is here again.
H. w. Jordan of Yankton cane oyer
to attend to business in the hills and
during his stay here is stopping at the
Gillespie.
Andy Trout got out of material to
work on down at Chadron and came
home. His wife has been quite sick
during his absence.
ID. X. Hand and wife returned from
Hay Springs whittier they had bsen
looking after their daughter who is
down with mountain fever.
The Lampert cottage is being
cleaned up and put in shape for the
ladies who will occupy it for a board
ing house during the college year.
G. A. Springer and daughter Miss
Helen arrived from Chicago and will
spend week or two with US. We are
glad to see them again and hope they
may have pleasant visit.
The Elm Creek stone quarries have
have received orders for twenty-five
more cars Of stone to be shipped to
Kansas. Black Hills stone is receiving
considerable attention from the con.
tractors IN that state.
Various saloon keepers have been
recently brought before Justice Rid
path on the matter of failure to pay
their regular monthly fines to him.
Some of the cases were postponed till
the 4th and others till the 9th prox.
The Odd Fellows and their families
went to the Chautauqua grounds yes
terday and had an informal picnic
and they are enjoying themselves to
their hearts content. Such occasions
as these are just the thing and should
occur Oftener.
Rev. j. G. R. Layton. father of Mrs.
E. G. Warren, left Wednesday for Flor
ida, where he will spend the winter in
that land Of fruit and flowers. lie
will remain an indefinite time and his
many friends wish him safe Journey
and pleasant time.
34afrs. Will Shirley went to Chadron
Tuesday to pack up their household
effects and will move them to this
place in short time. Mr.. Shirley has
taken homestead on Bradley's flats
and they will take up their residence
there shortly. We are glad to wei.
come them as citizens of our county.
The hunting party consisting of DR..
and Charley Stewart, Jay Crane and
j. F. Parks, who have been dong the
Hat creek country returned Yesterday
loaded to the hnlwarks wish game.
They were fortunate in securing some
young ducks mot tame ones), jack
rabbits, snipe, etc.
C"mmandant Megrew and Hospital
Steward Grippen and Col. A. B. Con-
nor leave yesterday for the nation.
al encampment at indianapolis. They
are jolly crowd and will no doubt
have an enjoyable time with the hoys
in blue. They will return by way of
Chicago and will take in the fair on
their return trip.
Rev's Frame, Brown. Lyman and
Gilchrist returned from the Sunday
school picnic yesterday and report a
delightful time. There were about
fortv teams and at least 200 people.
Bounteons provisions of all kinds and
free lemonade were served. Speeches
hy :he ministers, recita,ions bv the
children and songs by the schools. all
united to make very enjoyable day.
We expect fuller report Of 1T later on
by our special correspondent.
George A. Field, wife and little one,
and Mr.. Austin returnei home from
their outing in the hills. on Tuesday.
and report one of the most delightful
trips that could he imagined. They
snent the greater part of the time on
Castle creek and its clear waters and
elegant scenery made camoing
ground that was truly delightful
They return to their work with great.
er vim and push than ever, and now
the lumber, feed and fuel business
will have to hmm.
Miss Elizabeth Won Wedplstaedt, who
has had such pleasant time eor a