Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-27
LOCAL NOTES.

, LOCAL NOTES.
A little furry Of anow Wednesday.
Bob Marmaugh is quite sick at pres
ent.
The Evans flums. els leaking quite
badly.
The little daughter of DR.. Adams is
quite i'll.
Bob Sham now sports an arc light
inhis shop.
Judge Ridpath has hung up hew
and tasty sign.
The singing Of the Congregational
choir is excellent.
We should not expect to hear $l0,-
600 vlolinist for 25 cents.
The gypsum mills are not working
at their full capacity at present.
Upat Lead City q very successful
prize fight was pulled of the Oath.
Myron j. Ham made cash entry at
the land Office in Rapid City the Goth.
Herr Aamold is the only widely
famed violin specialist that has ever
visited the Hills.
Brother j. W. Jones has been under
the weather this week, but happily is
rapidly recovering.
Merchant Bailey's little girl has
been quite sick this week with the
prevailing epidemic.
Billy Morton has removed his gro-
cery (wet) store into the basement of
the M,nnekahta block.
Archie Rioridan proved up on his
homestead in section 8, township z,
range seven, Monday.
Upper and lower towns of Hot
Springs are now connected by an ele-
giant 1O-foot sidewalk.
Divorce granted to Aluliron Padden
VS.. Deborah Padden on the grounds of
desertion Jan. 81, 1893.
Remember the Aamold concert at
the college chapel Saturday evening
the 28th.
Orlando Ferguson and Ed. Warren
\seeared their patent on their awning
, holding appliance this week.
Afew kicks have been registered in
regard to the overflow from the Trim
mer ditch, making tho roads very bad.
Thos. Kehoe was assessed S. and
costs in Judge Kanable's court the 2lst
for indulglng too freely in valley tan.
Justice L. G. Q. Lamar of tse su-
preme bench died suddenly at Macon,
Georgia, January %, OF heart disease,
Chief FewC Clothes and party OF Sioux
with five teepes, are camped on the
hill near Medicine Man peirce's this
week.
Mrs. F.ed I. Evans has been quite
sick with eryslpelas. We are pleas ed to
state that her condition is now much
improved.
MA.n1ED-Martin Richardson and
Mary Damon, by Rev. =. E. Frame, al
the Congregational parsonage, Jan
%, 1893.
One of Cascades citizens was ovel
Thursday and went home with two
elegant terra-cotta eyes. 1.-The cur
that cheers
Capt. Fred L. Willor has made ap
plication for admission into the sol
diers' home. He is now sick in tn.
home hospital.
The Leavenworth Business colleg.
has card in this PAPER Offering in
struction free to number of persons
Did you read it?
The wolf hunters with their paci
oftwenty-four hounds returned Sat
s,rday. They had very pleasant run
but killed no wolves.
Many Of our leading ladies have thi
week been buslly engaged in circulat
ing petition for signers, protestin.
against resubmission. !.
DIR. Cheney, our affable and popula
physician has removed his Offices fron
the Minnekahta block to the Rylel
building on Minnekahta avenue.
The many friends Of DR.. Hargen
regret his serious illness this week
We are happy to statA that the docto
is recovering and will soon be about.
We notice with pleasure, that in th
published report Of the Kansas Stat
Historical society, Rev. ]. w. u. An
derson Of this city. is chairman Of th
cstnmittee whose duties extend to Jar
s 16, 1894.