Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-15

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The painters are at work ON tha,
sash and cornice OF tha new school
binding. They are painting it y dark
green.
There are a number Of ranchers
peddling produce about the city, aud
vegetables are getting reasonably
cheap.
Too much care can not he taken IN
keeping the streets and alleys clean.
Disease will be easily bred. this dry hut
weather.
DR.. Adams reports Ted Petty ON tho
improve and Gays that unless some
serious complication sets ID. he will
get we'll right along.
Joe Petty was taken down sck
again Wednesday, probably broaaht
about on account Of his diligent at-
teution on his brother.
Miss Clara Brennan left. FOR Ch,eago
last evening 70 enjoy. the sighss of the
great white city for few. weeks. Ghe
Was Joined at the Gap By Nh.
j. 7. Hodges OF Hermoea. The SrA1
wishes her delightful: visit.
e. Elsey's amt, Mrs. John Overton,
went TO Gordon where her husband.
who owns . b,g cattle ranch ahest. 2b
miles south. will meet. her where
she will spend y couple Of weeks Of
ranch life before she rstprns TO her.
homs A. Ne6Faska City.
The Ladies Uni,n Of tho Conerssa-
tionsl church will serve ice cream and
cake, rolls, fried cake asd coffee, at tho
fsarnes.Shope block on Friday after.
noon and evening. Prices Is ceuts.
The patronage OF the public is solicited.
The assault and battery case against
Mr.. Haepner on complaint Of Mr..
kurth came up for hearing before
Justics kidpa.h and .anea Of venue
was taken BY defendant. II was sent
to Justice Boomer.
Some very serious complaint is beina
heard from parties living near the
center OF town in regard to out houses
teiag set on top OF the ground without
vaults. The board Of health should
look into the matter and baye some Of
these nuisances abated.
The timber fires in this vicinity have
died or been whipped out, but thew are
raging with increased vigor in the
upper bills. More good timber has
been destroyed ,y these fires than all
the inroads on it for lumber and fnsl
purposes since the country was settled
up.
Willis Sawyer informs Us that bis
sister, Miss Jennie NJ. SAWYER. wlo
left for her home ut Kendalville. Ind.
must have been ON the Lake Shore ex.
press train that was attacked by train
r"lhers. The engineer was killed and
the safe in tie express car blown open
and about $3OO,0O st.len. The rob-
berry occurred near their old hume.
None of the passengers were molested.
r. s. Gurney, whom the STAR men.
TONED As having been hurt, is far more
seriously injured than was at first sup
posed. DR.. Wade pronounces it q
fracture of the hip which is most like
" to make the old gentleman cripple
for the balance If his days. He was
taken to the soldiers hume of which
he now becomes an inmate, where be-
will receive the best of care and atten-
tion. We sincerely sympathize with
Mr.. Gurney in this serious affection.
HsxEsEAI:-The most Of our
readers know Bobby Byrnes, the
erstwhile express and baggage agent
OF the Elkhorn stub between here and
Buffalo Gap. They will be pleased to
know that be has taken to bimself a
wife in the person Of Miss Marian Ada
Hobson late of Indianola. Neb. The
happy event took ac Wednesday at
the residence OF Rev. A. P. Cooper. who
performed the ceremony. Bobby il
one OF the best OF boys and is now
running ont of Chad1n. The bride
Is splendid young lady, whom We are
assured will make an excellent wife.
The STAR offers it's warmest coppratu.
.ations. Miss Efie Hob.on, sister Of
the bride accompanied them from
Chadron and we understand will make
her home with them.