Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-14
Stanley G. Wicks, one Of Lincoln's
prominent Representatives in the horse
line is in the city.

prominent representatives in the horse
line is in the city.
Jno. Barsby and wife Of Fair.
mont are in the city taking q course
of baths and are stopping at the
Evans.
j. w. Owens, Mira. j. G. Farrell and
son, and G. H. Bane are Chadron
parties who are here to remain a few
days with us.
Jno. KING has moved his family to
the Milligan property on Lincoln Ave.
MIR. Milligan having moved to cold
brook to be convenient to his work at
the ssucco mill.
DIR. j. A. Paddock, who was recently
in the drug business at Deadwood. and
his wife and daughter, are down to en-
joy short visit with us. They are
stopping at the Evans.
The newly appointed U. S. Marshal
Otto Peemiiler, Of Yankton, and W.
A. Dawley, editor Of the Sturgis Ad-
vertiser, and John Scollard, of Sturgls,
came down from the upper Hills last
night and are taking in the city to-day.
Sol Star, K. G. Phillips, B. F. An.
keny, n. B. Wardamn and sister.in-
law, Miss Hammond, w. R. Dickinson,
A. w. Coe and wife, j. M. Brelsford
and L. R. Graves are party of Dead
wood people who came down to attend
the Masonic services and are enjoying
themselves immensely.
Robert and Frank Volker have COM
pleted the purchase of the Moulton
Houk place just west of Major Eaton's
for the consideration of $1,000. The
sale was made through E. A. Blunck,
and we understand the land will be
plated into lots. The Messrs. Volker
will probably move here from johnson
county, Nebraska, some time this fall.
Commissioner White came in from
Oelrichs and reports one of the hardest
rains at Buffalo Gap they have had
for years. 1t reached south as far as
Smithwlck, but that place and Oelrichs
were left in the dry like Hot Springs.
An elegant rain is reported along the
Cheyenne river and extending to with
in few wiles of town.
This morning Mr.. Bentley's team Of
mules started to run away just as he
was getting out of the wagon and he
was thrown out and badly bruised.
His little 5-year-old son was also
thrown out the back end of the wagon
on his head and shoulders, breaking
his collar bone in two places. DR..
Wade set the bone and although suffer-
ing severely. the little fellow is getting
along very nicely.
Rev. X. Huebner, general missionary
for the Lutheran church for the Black
Hills, has concluded to move to Hot
Springs and has rented the Charley
Perry cottage OH the way to the SOL
diers' home. He is here now and Mrs.
Hnebner is expected down from Rapid,
their former home, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Huebner's parents will also move
here and they will all occupy tho same
house. This town affords Rev. Hueb-
ner much better facilities for railroad
travel than Rapid City.
We are going to have death no.
tice to record and some of our parents
are going to have to attend funeral
and pay the expenses, if some certain
kids do not keep away from the old
stucco mill and its machinery. They
have been crawling up into it from l.,
below, starting the machinery and
monkeying around there generally.
They are liable to get caught in the
machinery and their lives ground out
before help can reach them. Keep the
boys away. 1t is no place for them.
The Lodge Of Perfection, being the
18th degree in Masonry, has
been established in our city. The
officers elect are E. H. Lewis, Ven
cradle Master; E. s. Ames, Sr. Warden;
Allen Mcmillan, Jr. Warden; w. w.
Smithson, Secretary; H. j. Sparks,
Treasurer; w. L. Judkins, Almoner;
j. W. d. Anderson, Orator; L. s. Gull,
Master of Ceremonies: Walter Scott,
Expert; Jno. Van Sittert, Assistant; II.
A. GODDARD, Capt. Of the Host: Geo.
Clark, Tyler.
John A. Diamond, US. bank inspec-
tor, came in Saturday on the B. &
NJ. and Immediately took charge Of the
First National Bank. He is under
sworn obligation, of course, not to di-
vulge anything as to the condition Of
the institution and the depositors can
not look for any information through
him. He was busy for two or three
days making out his report and after
it Ia sent in we may be able to give it
in full. We can say however, that the
board Of directors is making arrange
ments to resume as early as possible.
Treasurer Bradley has presented
his quarterly statement to the county
commissioners, and from it we find
that the total collection for tho past
quarter have been $6,716.O8, while
the disbursements amount To s., ,475.41.
The total balance on hand at the end
of last quarter was $25,122.69, and at
the end Of this quarter $22, ,S63. Sc, dis
trihuted as folin.vs. First NafiAna1