Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10


in the city Tuesday.
Attorney Wilson transacted legal
business at Rapid Tuesday.
Deputy q. S. Marshal Chris Ma.
thewson was IN the city Tuesday.
There will be union services at the
college chapel next Sunday night.
Col. Parker was down from Dead
wood Tuesday, en- route for Cheyenne,
John Henton went up to look after
his mica mining interests the fore part
of the week.
Samuel Greene, of Hermosa, brother
in-law of H. H. Cossitt, is making the
latter visit.
j. w. Joyce went to Chicago Tues
day night on business trip, to be
gone a few days.
Miss Fannie Trimmer went to Chad
ron Monday Cor visit with friends
for few weeks.
Partitions are being placed in the
Shope- Barnes block. The front is de-
layed, waiting for the brick.
There will be meeting of the di-
rectors of the Cooperative Building
and Loan Association at the First
National Bank at Z o'clock Saturday
evening.
The big irrigating ditch over near
Edgemont which has been under con-
temptation by Lincoln parties is now
said to be an assured thing. 1t is a
mammoth enterprise.
The hotel Evans in miniature will
probably he one of the attractions in
the South Dakota exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, which MIR. Evans will
send to advertise the hotel
Will Stanley is still suffering from a
surplus number of hollis upon the back
of his neck, and coming at a time when
cashier Parks is sick and unable to he
at his post of duty. makes it doubly
serious for Will-doing the work of
cashier and assistant.
George o. Sanderson, the Fairburn
post master, gave bonds in the sum of
S5OO for his appearance before the U.
s. court at Sioux Falls in April. for
selling liquor without government
license. Looks now as though his Off
cial head would be severed.
Mrs. George A. Pool of Darlington
has been visiting her cousins, Mir. and
Mrs. Ira l.. Hanford. during the past
week, and caring for Mrs. Hanford.
who has been sick. Mrs II. is improv-
ing slowly.-Broadhead (Wis) Inde-
pendent.
The bright editor of the college de-
partment. H. b. Hare, is doing the
work of abou; three men at present.
attending to the Office work of the COL
lege and filling the chair of profess
sor or two. But he is equal to the
emergency, for short time at least.
Marshal Charlie Roe rounded up
Pat Ferguson last Saturday for maxi
ing public nuisance of himself and
locked him in Jail until Monday when
he was taken before Judge kanable
and fined $40 and costs. He will put
in time on the streets for about 16
days.
j. W. Pike of Grand Island, Neb.,
and formerly of this city, viii! be in
Hot Springs soon and build and fur
nish the finest and best photograph
gallery ever fitted up i'm the Black
Hills. MIR. Pike is fine artist of
ability and experience and will not he
out done by any.
Col. Clough came down from Dead
wood Tuesday evening to look after
matters pertaining to the soldiers
home. He is a hard worker. a rapid
worker and a successful worker, and
anything with which he is associated
must progress. The soldiers home,
with Col. Clough as president of the
board, is fortunate indeed.
George Stabler has been appointed
post master at Wind cave-a new
office having been established. Mail
will be supplied from this city as often
as the Wind cave people come after it.
This will be great convenience for
the people out that way and the many
visitors to the cave, who 60 there to
stay for few days.
w F. Wyatt, secretary of the Fall
River County Stock Growers Protec-
tive association, was in the city Mon.