Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-11-17

IA, FRIDAY, NOVEMI
John r. Smith Of Denver, is in the
city on business.
Mrs. A. u. Wood and Glare will be
home Saturday or Sunday.
Walter Scott surveyed tho ground
for the Episcopal church Tuesday.
The temporary bridge across the
river near the city hall was torn away
this week.
Winnie McLvman's is taking a lay
of from Liebmanns 3 store to visit with
his Cousins for few days.
Harry Tarl,ell, a young man from
Rogers Park. Ills. came in this morn.
ing to stay some time bathing.
The people of Cold brook have or
ganized literary society which meets
on Friday evening of each week.
John Henton came in from the mica
mines on business and reports every.
thing going on smoothly out there.
New Barber Shop just opened In
the Roomer block. Shave 10 cts, hair.
Cut Is cts. L r. W1rHRow, Prop'r.
Norman Atcheson has taken sit.
nation with the Fargo Mercantile Co.,
having charge of the drug department
Hon. John L. Burke and wife have
moved into their COSY little residence
just west OF the Williams boarding
house.
E. D. Norton and wife have broken
up housekeeping and gone to boarding
at the Mower house, believing it is
cheaper.
President Englesby of the Mime.
kahta State hank was made happy
by the arrival of bis wife and boys
from their trip down east.
j. G. Dickover and A. ID. Mckay
made the rabbits down along the
Cheyenne river jump sideways. 1t
appears that that S all they did do.
The many friends 1T Rev. E. E.
Clougt, will be- sorry to know that his
wife is not improving. SIZE was strick-
en- with something like paralysis, and
is in quite serious condition.
Now that we are going to have va.
ter in all parts OF town, we would ad-
wise onr fire boys To commence making
preparations for hig Fireman's tour.
namsnt next year-say Fourth of July.
Harrv Ryan, the efficient conductor
eft the B. e. N. has taken one of the
regular conductors nlace on the main
line for few days and his place here
is being filled BY Conductor H. H.
HOugh of Alliance.
George S. Brown came over from
Buffalo Gap Wednesday to get cas-.
ket for the remains of his mother, who
died there Tuesday. Undertaken Vim.
cent went over on the freight to EN-.
hahn the remains as they are to be
shipped east for intermeni:
Martha Chapter, o. E. S. held a
meeting last Tuesday and elected the
following officers: Mrs. In-z Goddard,
Worthy Ma'rnn: H. A. Goddard, Wor-
thy Patron; Mrs A, 5. Stewart. Asso
ciate Matron; Mrs. E. B. Warren, Sec {;
Mrs. w. L. Judkins, Treasurer; Mrs.
Ellis T. Peirce, Conductress; Mrs. L. S.
Gull, Associate Conductress.
j. L. Baker, the big plaster manu-
facturer. returned from Blue Rapids,
Kansas on the b. e. NJ. Wedne day
and reports the destruction of their
plaster mill at that place, by FIRE, as
too true. They will probably not re-
bnild, hut will increase their capacity
here. We are sorry to hear of the loss
hut glad to hear our own increase Of
business.
While ). E. Cooper, the express
agent on Elkhorn. was making a
coupling last Saturd ~ through short
link and perhaps little carelessnes on
his part, the ends of the second and
third fingers on his left hand were
crushed between the bumpers. DR..
Harge 8 ampntated them and dressed
the stub and Jim stood the ordeal with.
out a vince, not having taken an anes.
thetic.
Judge Gardner passed through
Wednesday ON his way to Custer to
open court. Our term of court
was set for the 2lst in t.. but as no
order has vet been issued for the sum
moning Of jurors. it is supposed court
in this county will not convene until
soms time in December. As before
stated there is a very heavy civil
docket and "a rather light criminal
one.