Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-10-06

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Frank Whittemore will move his
family into the building now occupied
by Frank Armstrong on Minnekahta
avenue, where they will open up a
bakery.
The board of commissioners we're IN
session Monday and adjourned to Oct
10th.
H. 7. Cat'in and wife are back from
their Worlds fair trip and say they
had delightful time.
Miss Matte Allen has returned
from her trip TO the Worlds fair and
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. E. j. Moore left Monday
with her two boys for lengthy visit
| with friends IN Sterling, Nebraska.
Old gentleman Mcdonald. who had
his leg broken by the accidental dis
charge of gun, died Sunday at his
home near Oelrichs.
Eight inches of snow in Deadwood
Sunday, four inches at Hill City and
just a trace on the tops of the hills
around Hot Springs.
BY the fire the city is most likely rid
of the d,sagreeable prosecution of two
of the saloons it had commenced ac.ion
against, as it isn't likely they will
start up again.
C. G. Fargo and family returned
Sunday morning. the children stop.
ped with their grand parents near
Yankton while MIR. and Mrs. Fargo
took in the Worlds fair.
MARR1ED:-At the residence Of Rev.
E, E. Frame, on Saturday evening,
Sept. 30. Mr.. Mayo Bower to Miss Car.
rie V. Mills, both of Rapid City. The
happy couple spent Sunday at the
Evans hotel and returned to Rapid
Monday morning where they will go
to housekeeping at once.
The Weekly STAR this week en-
tertains its large circle of readers with
that annual story, written by I g coun-
ty treasurer. entitled "the delinquent
tax list" 1t is long one. but we pro-
pose to give our readers the benefit of
this literary treat-besides giving them
all the news. Now is the time sub.
scribe.
Commandant Megrew left Monday
for the eastern part of the state. where
he will remain for Il week or ten days
attending to his threshing and the
cleaning up of the summers work on
the farm. He will rent the place for
the next year and he will bring his son
along to attend Black Hills college at
is place.
Col. w. j. Thornhy who has ofIicia.
ted so accertahly as one of :he judges
nf awards of the mining exhibit at the
Worlds fair, came in Monday on
a short business visit and to look after
the contamination of a mining deal.
He thinks the South Dakota exhibit
will do the state vast amount of
good. He will return to Chicago Sat.
urdav.
The school board met on Saturday
evening and among other things allow.
ed warrants for $3.50, 81. 200 and 81 .OO0
to contractor Mckay. The first two
warrants exhaust all the cash at hand
and the balance will be issued IN war.
rants which Mckay agreed to take nm.
der the terms of the contract. The
plaStering is about all done now, and
Mr.. Mckay SAYS he will have the bull.
ding ready for occupancy inside OF
thirty days.
A few Black Hills college students
under the dignified leadership of Prof
4 NJ. ). Dudgeon, arose at the early hour
of 4 o'clock Monday morning to make a
'sunr,se' trip to Battle mountain
Judging from the rate of speed which
their donkeys made. we surmise that
the sun had risen long ere they ar.
rived at the top. The party consisted
Of Prof. Dudgeon, Abram Baker, Will
Turner, Arthur Laid, Anna Morrell,
Verda Ryan and Georgia Miller. They
were looking somewhat dilapldateG
upon their return, but all report q
merry time. On their return they
stopped at the STAR Office and gave
their famous college yell.
The various churches of the city un,
ted in union temperance service Al
the Presbyterian church Sunday nigh,
as per previous announcement, and {
very enjoyable meeting was had. not
withstanding the disappointment o.
Mrs. Bailey's failure to appear. TIL,
meeting was opened by Miss French
who occupied the position Of chairman
Rev: Cooper led in prayer, Mrs. Lymel
read the scriptures and very interest
ing addresses were made by Revs
Frame, Leslie, Gilchrist and Iymer
The music was led BY the Methodist
choir and it was full Of life and enthusi
asm. Altogether it was a good meet
ing and we wonld like to see suct
junior meetings often.