Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21


r S. G. Fargo & Son Monday.
They had very heavy rain over a
Cascade Springs and along the Chey
enne Monday, and farmers from tha
section feel assured of Il fine vegetabl
, and corn crop.
Three loads Of alfalfa hay came il
from John Dennis farm this weel
for Mcgowan. This is the frs
crop: the next is now ready to cut, ant
another will be ready about the frs
of September This is the kind q
farming that pays.
Mrs. 9. \. Young. mother of Mrs
~. $. Kelly, who has spent som,
months in our city, left Thursda,
evening for her home at Saginaw
Mich. She is delighted with Hot
Springs and thinks her visit has bee,
of great benefit to her.
The red hot case of the state vs.
Marshal Roe for concealing the police
Judges docket was putoif till Saturday
as MIR. Wilson, one of the attorneys fol
defendant had to go to Deadwood. 1t
is us quiet and calm as summer even.
! ing about the courts today.
Harry Hare and W. 4. Turner are
very busy distributing Chautauqua
literature. Mr. Turner has been down
in Nebraska and brings very encour-
eslns reports of Il big crowd. They
both went up INTO the upper Hills
I, Monday to be gone all week.
n handsome advertising clock was
put up i'm the post Office yesterday
and will be great convenience. 4
number Of our business men have
handsome cards all over the door of
the clock and there are revolving
cylinders below which have business
cards also. 1t will be regulated daily
by King, the jewelicr.
The Speartish Bulletin says it Is al
most ii certainty that the b. & M. has
decided to extend the Spearfsh extern
sion to tile Hay creek coal fields, and
possibly to IL connection with the
Northern Pacific railroad. We trust
tins report is true. for it would give
ms q more direct connection with the
Pacific coast country, and in many
respects would be of much benefit to
the Hills country.
Rev. \. II. Lyman and family an.
rived Wednesday from Yankton
this state. and they will at once 90 to
housekeeping in Jos. Petty S residence
having rented it for one year
Nev. Lyman is the newly appointed
Black Hills Congregational Sunday
school missionary, and will make this
place his permanent holre. This
most es'lmable family is heartily
welcomed " by the people of Hot
Springs.
A party consisting of Chambers Kel-
lar and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
kellar. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Vance
and Julian Sedywick and sister of
Chicago, M. and Mrs. Eastman and
several other young people took MOON
light ride to Cascade last night i'm
.lensens tally-ho. The same party
went up on Battle mountain with the
donkevs last Wednesday night and had
more fun than they could begin TO tell.
}. W. Pike will open his gallery
near the Evans for work next Mon
day. His reputation for first class
work is we'll known to old residents.
Give him call.
The last bridge across Fail River at
the Cleshorn place has been located
above the railroad bridge, thus saving
crossing the railroad at least once and
it will thus be above the dam made by
the Electric Light and Power COM
pany. We are informed that the
road supervisor will go TO work at
once putting in the approaches and
when that is done they will lie ready
for travel
Harry Hare who has been to the
upper Hills distributing advertising
matter for our Chautauqua. returned
Wednesday evening and reports quite
an interest in it. A large excursion
will be down to hear Congressman
Bryan speak on the subject of BIZ
metalism on Friday evening the 2sth
inst. The general attendance from
Custer. Hill City and other towns
promises to be good
Rev. Gilchrist. who was here con.
ducting revival meetings during the
winter. has been appointed general
Congregational missionary and evan.
gelist for the Black Hills and Wyoming
and will soon arrive with his family
and take up his residence in Hot
Springs. He made a great many
friends here during his brief stay, who
will be glad to have him make this
place his home The Congregational
people seem to have decided to make
this place their cente: for western
work. With Rev. Brown superinten-
dent of churches for the Black Hills
and Wyoming; Rev. Lyman superin.
tendent of Sunday schools for the same
territory, and Rev. Gilchrist
general revivalist, that society will
be strongly represented here, and will
he nf yreat hanafit IN Hot Cpr;,,. -,