Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28

agent at Oelrlchs and Rev. Skaggs o
that place last weel, maze food for til
gosslper>.
One of Sidey's llttle catamounts en-
lis sisters throat with its sharp teei
on Saturday and then the remaing tw
set upon the injured mother aud kllle.
her.
The school board has put $1,000 in
surance on the new building: 22OU(
with Butler a. Ames. $4,000 with $
!, Londenback and $1,000 with r. s
/ Kelley.
Tie mortality of Hot Springs ior the
favor of lis health. 1t has been ),
long since we had funeral that oul
undsrtakers are beginning to despair.
Joseph Petty will start in few
days tor an outing ON Sylvan lake and
from these will go mp TO the 1ald
mountain mining district and tlie,
over to the Belle Fourcbe where fish
! ing is good,
"A brother oI MIR. Whitman, who vas
here with Drs. Copeland and Carte,
Sctnc time since, came IN Monday
TO write up the Ca'folieon and llo,
| Springs generally for the new pros.
pectns they aie getting ont foy lhel,
institute.
The stone aud rubbish on the street
IN front of the city hall is being cleared
up so as to give teams mere room oil
the street. Now III the street comnis.
sioner would order the sidewalk pu,
down for the use OF pedestrians. the
travelling public would feel very much
gratitied
Senator Thornby has been appointed
upon the committee of awards of the
mining exhibit at the Worlds fair
The Col. is nothing if not successful
IN catching on to such snaps. He's
we'll posted for the position ami nc
one would appreciate the position
more than he.
Mrs. Emma \. Cranmer. who will
have charge of the w. e. L. U. school
OF methods is here from Aberdeen
Our ladies who have this work at heart
and 1t is IL grand work--siioud not
fail to enlist at the beginning i'm her
class and attend right through. She
is Il fluent talker and ii grand worker,
Jno. Il. Wilson, the prominent at
tovney of Deadwood is again visitor
to The Springs. MIR. Wilson has been
in poor health for some time and has
| been taking an outing. He finds nc
better place To recuperate than at cur
attractive little city. We hope he
| may soon he restored to perfect health
again.
DIR. &. C. I4asoy, pastor of St. Paul.
Nj. d. church at Lincolu. with his
wife and son, Allen, came in on the
Elkhorn. DIR. Lasby is one of the lee.
tuerS on the Chautauqua program and
we can vouch for it, is one of the most
eloquent and Interesting speakers in
the whole state. Don't miss his lee
| tnres.
John Richer. Fred Hummell and w
w. l4aF'leiche returned from theil
prospecting tour Sunday. and art
not we'll pleased with the layou, on
French creek. but think the j r.. and
keystone gold mines and others in that
vicinity are immense. They had an
elegant time camping out all they
went for.
Prof W. B. Scott of Princeton unl-
versity is CUES, OF the Evans. He
has been i'll our bad lands for about a
month with party of students dig
ging fossil remains and has been very
successful. As an authority on pa
lion.ology he has few equals, and i.
counted away mp in almost ever\
branch of geology. He will remain ;
few days enjoying our baths.
The ElkIorn company have secured
a right OF way for the location of then
water tank at Elm Greek station ;us
it will shortly he moved. The water
here is too hard for the ho,lers and the,
have to lie sent to Chadron freqaentl,
for repairs. The water at Elm Creel
is soft and excellent for engines. Il
will be brought down the canvon b,
gravity thus saving the IiSe of a by
draulic ram
DIR. ls. w. Evermann of Washing
ion. ID. c.. came in Tuesday ant
is stopping at the Evans. The doctor
is one OF the lecturers at our coming
Chautauqna. He is Inc gentleman
who was sen: by Jane. G.. Blaine tt
investigate the condition and habits ot
fur seals, aud his report is now being
used in the English American fur sea
arbitration. He has several doze,
lsiereopti.on views made from photo
graphs taken by himself on the seal
ing grounds. also $3.50 worth af un
nlucked and undved skins which viii
oe exhibited
Col. u. C!ongh came down iron
Deadwood Monday and is spend
ing a few days with us. He accom-
panied his son Frank this far on hi
way to the United States militar,
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