Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-10-27

Evans. The putting in of the water
works at this time won;d give employ.
,nent to a large number of men and
circulate from SO, 200 to $1,000 during
our dulIest season. People generally
are clamoring for water works, and II
we get thorough good system, and
have the Interests of the city fairly
conserved, we hope they may now he
gratified. The STAR is for water.
Contractor A. d. Mckay left Satur-
I day night for a short visit to the
Worlds fair and will probably I've back
in about ten days.
Mrs. j. A. Rymer left last Tuesday
for her parents home at Rochelle, Ill.,,
and will probably remain there during
the winter.
thinner & Blair. who own promis-
ing mine in the Ranger group, near
the Keystone, are putting IN ten
stamp mill.
b G. Harris, superintendent of the
Elkhorn, came in On his special car
Tuesday and inspected the business
Of that line at this place and found
every hing o. X.
The genial Tommy Tate. erstwhil.,
mail carrier for the soldiers home,
returned from his two months visit
with friends in Minnesota. He says be
had a.deigh,ful time.
The STAR office is thankful to j. NJ.
Henton for some very fine, clear speci
meas Of mica from the Sun Do, mine,
which they are now working quite ex
ten>,v+ly and with most satisfactory
results.
Chris. Meyer has contracted to han
die 1000 Wyoming sheep for the
Black Hills markets. He expects one
car load tomorrow. and the others will
be driven here. They will be kept in
this locality.
DR.. Hargens took advantage of the
distre>singly healthy condition of the
community and made bee line for
Erwin, down in the sand hills, where
he will spend day or two hunting
ducks and geese.
j. F. and Walter Parks left last
Monday for the cas-. over the Elkhorn.
John will join his family at New Alba.
ny, Ind, where they will spend the
winter and Walter will remain in Chi.
cago with his wife's folks.
j. NJ. Bechtel, division freight and
passenger agent os the Burlington
Route, with his daughter, Miss Edith,
and his brother, j. F. Bechtel, of Pal.
estine, Ohio. came IN last Tuesday to
spend few days in the city.
Harry Leigh. who has a horse ranch
east of H-rmosa, is at the Evans with
bis wife. two sisters and mother, the
latter being on a visit to him from
England, and he felt that they could
not return satisfied that they had seen
the most beautiful portion OF the Hills
until they had seen the Springs.
| Wood Craven went up to bis mine,
the Telephone. near Hill City, and left
word that he would not he back again
in time to attend the next meeting of
the board Of commissioners. He has
great hopes of big thing in the mine
and will spend much time and money
this winter in developing it. We hope
it may prove Bonanza.
John Henton made flying trip to
town last Monday and is very much
elated over the mica mine. They have
spent considerable money sinking
shafts. digging tunnels ETC., and it was
with some fears that it might not turn
out all right. They are now cutting
about sixty pounds a day, have put in
two extra cutting machines and have
enough first class mica in sight to keel
them busy for at least six months
They are now very sangulne and we
congratulate them over their prospects.
s e. Wilson and e. u. Norton went
to Rapid City on the fight agains,
Judge Kanable by the city. Thelattel
as Kanable's attorney, presented 9
motion to the court to dissolve the in.
junction on the ground that defendant
had not been served with summons,
but offered no proof in support of it
Wilson wonld not admit nor deny Che
service and it will necessitats another
hearing. AZ . matter Of fast, there
Vas no ssrvice, spd the injunction
will no doubt be dissolved and the city