Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-22
RENOMINATEO.
The Old Supreme Court Judges Re-
nominated ut Iluron.


nominated ut IlurDn.
| The STAR on Wednesday received q
special dispatch from Huron stating
that the old bench, consisting Oi
Judges, COrson, Bennett aud k-ilam
were renominated. This has heen an.
ticipated by all who had watched the
results OF the various county c0uyen.
tions in the state. aud the genera
sentiment rs expressed through the
press.
4 Mo'lring r"s. " ". are meeting
with gODd success in clnsl,,g ont their
Stuck at cost ant! our other merchant.
report Il better trade also.
The Dudley Bros. E. B. White and
WIN. Martin are home again from
tl'"lr prospecting tour aud are resting
mp their arhlng muscles from their
climbing over the rocks.
A nnl.,her nf t-am>ters aud ranch.
mel have >igniti-d their intention of
g"lng ln the front and working on the
Us. Il VI. grade between Sheridan and
Billings during the winter.
Frank Allen and Bert Shirley lef,
with team and tent for Il week
hunting of antelope. etc, in the
Wyoming country. They are we'll
supplied with provisions, tent e,c, and
will have d guUd time.
The c,tiz-ns Of Cnadron are very
much excited over the fact that the
government land Office at that place
ha, heen discontinued and have taken
steps To try to Induce the adminissra.
tion TO reconsider ,h.ir action.
Jos Petty and Charley sly6eld left
Wednesday 'or tn. limestone country
northwest Of Custer. where Charley
has been camp-d for some time. They
viii open up Il mlme there whose pros.
pect> show up quite favorabIp.
The sheriff is moving the Joyce fur.
niiure stock down to the Shop hlork
where we understand it. will stored un-
tn Saturday when 1t will lie sold at
auction. Both furniture stores of tl,..
upper town quit on rather short mo-
tice. =
Mrs. j. P. Dillurs is very much
interested in what is known as the
''-nnings-rillry estate in New Jersey
ut which her mother is one of the
principal heirs. Mrs. Billul> expects
her share will be $6O,OOO. We hope
>he will get it.
Mrs. Joyce has RECEIVED letter from
hrr husband who is still. in England
and he says his lawsuits will come uu
for final hearing during the first par,
ut Nnvrmber and he expects to have
won them. have settled mp in full and
a, on his wav home by the latter part
uf shat month.
Geo. Turner made flying trir
FROM Castle creek. stopping with hi.
family over Sunday. He says they
have gwen up the IDEA If tunnelinu
th- hill to drain the creek. hut that
they find good di.yinss about there IN
many plar-s, but have not settled
down to any work yet.
The school board succeeded in get.
ting a quorum Monday and trans.
actei the usual business. MIR. N kay
the contractor was there and told the m
that the plans and specifications re.
qnlred him tn put i'm biackmards with.
mt extra cost. Iut ii the board insisted
IN buying natural slate lat SSOO). he
would demand $3.50 extra for the work
IT would take to put the walls in shape
to receive 1t.
Monday evening the Epworth League
rendered a reception to the college
Students at he college chapel. Music
songs aud recitationS comprised the
program. and all we're very much I'm.
jnyed by those present, after which an
nnnror IN ire was passed in genuine
>"m'a.ility. and the students becam mt
hetter acquainted with one another
and with townspeople present. |,
wa> a highly enjoyable affair throuh.
out,
The party at the Evans on Saturday
evening proved to lie all that .he
society penpI. looked forward to. The
night was just cool enough to lie
pleasant and the electric lights sh0ne
brightly above and around the flying
figures. The costumes of the ladies
were elegant and the gentlemen could
not have heen more attentive and
chivalric. The merry strains nf music
from Sacke,t.'s orchestra set their
feet to moving and the time was spent
plea antly until the time pieces indi.
Gated the Sabbath was at hand. We
heard many complimentary remarks
from our soldier guests and their
win>ome ladies and we know they
were delighted. This will probably
not be the last Of these pleasant
evenings as we understand Mr.. Evan.
thinks Of getting them up qnite often
this fall and winter and making il al
least pleasant for those who enjoy the
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