Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-07
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Judge Kinks new home is fast APP.
preaching completion.


w. A. Wheeler will finish his neat
little cottage this week.
Buel r. Wood the Custer attorney
spent the Fourth with us.
The case against Mr.. Ellsworth was
dismissed in Judge Ridpath's court
this morning.
This is pension day and the vouch-
ers executed by Judge Kanable alone,
will bring in 81 900 in money in a few
days.
G. A. Eastman came in this morning
on the BE- NJ. in time to take a hand
in the Catholicon proceedings which
ore taking place today.
Major Anderson went to Chadron
and made the eagle scream. From
those who were there we learn that
it was one of the greatest efforts of his
life.
Bartle% Richards and III. S. Man.
Vile two of the most prominent men
in this part OF the country are stop
ping at the Evans today. They are
happy in saying that good rains are
reported all over the range.
a little daughter arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ryan
yesterday and she onght to make a
patriotic woman. At least she can
celebrate the Fourth and her birthday
all ii once. should she live.
Wood Craven, commissioner for the
third district, came in this morning on
the b. C NJ. and Will he with us for
some time at the session os the board.
He reports good rains in his neighhor-
hood and things looking quite green
again. 4
judge Thomas Of Deadwood came
down Monday evening to spend the
Fourth with us aud also to listen to
O. ~Fergusons's application for the APP
pointment Of q receiver for the Ca
tholicon company which is taking
place in court today.
y. n. Harmon. general freight so.
licitor of the Elkhorn, and wife, Frank
Ickes. cashier of the Merchants Ma.
tional of Deadwood, Judge Thomas.
wife and daughter and Miss McEvoy
are Deadwood people wo spent the
Fourth pleasantly among MS.
Walter Reals, one of orr town
typos who has been handling lead on
the Buffalo Post came in yesterday
morning to spend tile Fourth at home
He expects 10 start Il paper at the
terminus OF the b. & NJ. so mile,
northwest of Sheridan at Il place called
Thayer City.
The stone work OH the city hall will
be completed today and then The
carpenters and plasterers can have full
swing. They assure us they will moi
be long in finishing it up. Most ol
TIE la;hing has already been done. The
steam hosting machine viii be movec
to the school hose tomorrow.
Prof. George Northrup of the Chi
cago university, one OF the most promi
nent Baltist Institutions IN the countr,
who has been with US for some tim,
left Monday night for Chicago. Tb'
professors excessive brain work liza
left hin, with a bad case Of insomnii
which he fears will land him in III
grave or the asylum if he don't re
relief. He received some benefit her,
but nc. as much as he would !.as,
liked.
B. NJ. Bond, who acted as foreman
on the stone cutting for the Evan
hotel, and who has been at work al
summer at Deadwood, came down las
night with his wife and daughter all
will remain with Us. ne has beel
chosen as foreman on the stone wol
for the new schoo! house and goe
to work Monday. Mr.. Bryan, who wa
foreman, obtained a good job at Lin
coin where his family resides and goc
10 take it.
Commissioner White came in fror
Oelrichs this morning to attend til
meeting of the comfy board. II
tells us they have had three good soal
ing rains there within the last wee
and things are greatly refreshened an
corn looking quite well, but the ha
and small grain crop is iiretrievabl
lost. He also says they had a Fourt
Of July picnic there where e%verybod
lad a aelightful time. \. free dinnS