Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-23
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
| Yesterday was another scorchlng day
and the churches were not very wei
attended in consequence.
Barney Mullen leaves in few day.
for Kingston, Canada, where his wife
has been visiting relatives. He will
be gone a couple Of weeks.
1t is rumored that some material
changes have been made in the speci6.
cations for the new school building
and the board are looking forward TO a
little investigation.
The father and mother, brother and
wife of Mrs. Pierce of Shops canyon
came in this morning from Iowa Fslls
to spend the summer visiting her. We
hope they may like the country.
S. d. Fitzpatrick, the big railroad
contractor, came in from the work in
Wyomingsto visit his mother who is
making her home in Hot Springs. He
reports the work going along nicely
out there.
Mrs. j. G. Dickover returned from
Sioux Falls, with her daughter Mabel
yesterday morning. She met j. G.
at Onawa and accompanied him home.
Miss Mabel has grown great deal
and learned very fast this year.
We are asked to call the board of
health's attention to the condition of
the Easements of the buildings on
Eighth street between the postoffice
and Chicago avenue. They are re-
ported in horribly filthy condition.
Henry L. Wilson former attache
of the STAR Office, but who has been
for some time working at the printing
business in Chicago came in on the
Elkhorn this morning. He has mad
enough of the Worlds fair city.
]. E. Chapman received a despatch
informing him of the death of his six
year old boy who died at Atkinson,
Neb., at noon today. He goes this
evening to attend the funeral. He
has the sympathy of host Of friends
in this sad bereavement.
Eugene Lewis and B. A. Wade came
in from Yankton on Sunday morning
and report delightful trip. They be.
lieve they will be able to secure such a
round trip rate next year as will bring
a multitude of Masons from our neigh
bors on the,east side of the river.
Quite number of Deadwood people
came down on Saturday evening to
spend Sunday in our city. Among
them were j. C. Spencer, VIM. 4.
Remer, r. H. Driscol, and b. P. Dague.
They enjoyed the little dance on the
Evans rotunda very much indeed.
The many friends of Charley Dayton
will be glad 10 know that he is back
again from his trip to see his mother
in Iowa and from taking in the
Worlds fair, Charley forgot to get
married or else thought it was too hot,
we don't know which. Guess he is a
confirmed old bach. He looks much
better for his trip. MIR. Sherry who
has filled his place so acceptably and
faithfully, leaves for Chadron tonight.
The Orphean Quartette arrived home
again on Sunday morning, having
covered themselves with glory. They
gave concerts at Mission Valley,
Logan and Onawa, Iowa and received
the heartiest reception wherever they
went. They found it quite expensive
travelling however and the hot weather
drove them in. Their audiences were
highly pleased with their singing.
n. A. GODDARD is having system of
waterworks put in for his own benefit
at his ranch on the south edge of the
city. Traut & Gillespie are putting in
a hydraulic ram which forces the water
from the creek to a reservoir on the
hill from which it can be taken to any
part of the place for irrigation. Lon
will very likely so to farming on a
small scale.
Gov. Sheldon has written the STAR
to give information to its readers that
he has appointed Wednesday, July
18th, instead of 18th as formerly
stated, as South Dakota Day at the
Worlds fair. On this day the South
Dakota building will be dedicated with
suitable ceremonies consisting of
speeches, etc. The Brookings band
will be in attendance and other enter.
tainment provided that it is hoped will
make the occasion Il source of pleasure
and profit.