Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-01
Thomas r. Tuttle Of Omaha is here

H AOA HASooAASs
Carpenters are laying the flour in
the lower rooms Of the city hall.
1t is stated that Fred Evans, Jr., will
go into the commission business at
Kansas City.
Misses Rose and Quinnie Bower gave
a very successful concert at Deadwood
on Monday evening.
Father Cassidy wants us to an.
nounce Catholic services at 1890 a. m.
on Sunday morning.
A. Somarindyck is fixing up the
room lately vacated by AL Powell and
will be moved IN by Sept. l.
Will Powell, representing the Alden
vinegar works and an old time friend
of N. M. Wade, is in the city.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan and family, Of
1 Deadwood, are here on short vacation
and are stopping at the Parrott.
Hon. S. F. Farwell of Buffalo, Wy,
| is here on short business visit and is
taking lots of pleasure out Of it too.
The carpenters are getting ready
to put the roof on the new school
house. 1t won't be long till it is under
cover.
Ted Petty is a good deal better
and with good care will probably re-
cover. He will probably not get out
so soon next time.
Walter Richardson came up from
Alliance and was Immediately installed
as hell hoy at the Evans. Walter fills
the position splendidly.
DR.. Shannafelt, the Baptist Mission
ary for South Dakota, is here making
arrangements for the coming Associa-
tion and is stopping at the Parrott.
AL Hora. who is building stone
house for Joseph Marty on his ranch
near the mouth Of Dry creek, has been
in town for day or two attending to
business matters.
A. c. Cole and AL Hora expect to
start for the Big Horn mountains on
the 18th of September. They will
spend the winter over in the basin
hunting and looking for specimens.
The Spearfish Bulletin gives very
interes ing account Of a young baby
boy being left upon the door step of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erdman. Where
ii came from or who brought it to
them is a mystery.
Jos. Vincent has taken Powell's un-
dertaking business of his hands and
also the picture framing business and
will continue the business at the old
stand. Remember him when you have
ANYTHING to do in that line.
Clarence Jones and his mother left
over the Elkhorn Wednesday for
Lead. where they will make their fu-
tnre home. They leave host of good
friends here who will sincerely wish
them we'll in their new location.
The happiest man in town is DIR.
Hargens. 1t is boy-the first one
Of regulation weight, and both mother
and child doing we'll. We offer our
sincere congratulations and hope the
young man may prove a worthy son Of
his illustrious sire
The boilers and heating apparatus
for the new school house came ln Tues
day and no time will be lost in hav-
ing them put in place. Messrs. Kors-
never and Son of Lincoln have the
contract Of heating the school building
as we'll as the city ball.
No more real enjoyable affair has
been held IN the citv this summer, ac-
cording to the verdict af those who at.
tended, than the party at the Gillespie
| Tuesday. Sackett's orchestra accom-
panied by the piano which is now a
| permanent fixture in the dining room,
furnished the music and the different
dances were greatly enjoyed by all who
participated. These occasions are Just
what pleases the guests.
Two Sticks, the Indian who was
shot last spring while resisting ar.
rest. for the cowboy killing, is lying
very sick in Jail at Deadwood. The
wound has broken open again and the
doctor says there are some pieces of
splintered bone that must come awav
before he gets relief. White Face
Horse. who escaped at the time, and
who was thought to be the principal
in the affair. was captured by band
Of Indian police near Ft. Yates, Mont,
and will BE- brought here for trial.
Two or three years ago the Ninth
Cavalry regiment (colored) from Fort
Robinson, Nebr., spent several days in
camp at Hot Springs. The chaplain
of the regiment, Rev. H. V. PIummer,
preached at the Chautauqua grounds.
He is graduate of one Of the colleges
established in the south by the Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission society for
the education of colored young men
for the ministry. Chaplain Plummer
is coming to attend the annual meet.
ing of the Black Hills Baptist Associa-
tion which will be held in this city
Sept. ID. He will give On address
on the educational work of the Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission society
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