Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-28
LOCAL NOTES.
The Elkhorn has new coach.

The Elkhorn has new coach.
Go and hear some classic music Mon
day night.
Mayor Dickover is expected home
Sunday morning.
Musical entertainment at college
next Monday night.
Worlds fair Commissioner Pitcher
spent Sunday in the city.
j. ID. Mcdonald of Wind cave fame
is in the city for a few days.
Chas. T. Drexel arrived from Omaha
and sojourns at the Williams.
The Hygeia spring house will be
lined inside with Wind cave specimens.
G. d. Bailey, the Enterprise grocery.
man. has been east for week buying
goods.
Supt. Train says there are now about
1000 incandescent electric lights used
in the city.
Mrs. VIM. j. Morgan and daughter
are down from Deadwood bathing at
the Catholicon.
Auditor Smithson was called to
Deadwood Thursday as a witness for
the Homestake Co. in some land case
These spring breezes seem to be ruin
ousto even we'll developed mous!aches.
Beardless men are getting to be COM
mon.
A mixture of snow and rain has
been falling at intervals during the
past twenty four hours. 1t is well
coined.
Nv. Samuel Smith of Mnrfert,s-
burch, Tenn. and G. r Peterson OF
Deadwoo,l are al the Williams board.
ing house.
Three ch,',;ren belonging 10 sweed
ish family no*r Spokane ate carrots
that had hepn poisoned for rats. Two
of them died, the third recovering.
Rev. Geo. Gates, Miss Celia Gates
and Mrs. e. Roderick of Blue Springs,
Neb., ara stopping at the Williams
boarding house and taking course of
baths.
This season is starting out much
better tl.an last, and If the arrivals con-
tinue to increase as they have during
the past few weeks. this season will
far outrank any previous year.
Supt. Train of the electric light
plant desires the STAR to announce
that he will he at the power house at
the falls next Sunday afternoon. and
will be pleased TO have all who desire
to call and inspect the plant and the
mammoth falls.
The college chapel orations which
were to have been given yesterday
were postponed until Saturday Nomor-
row) owing to the absence of Presi-
dent Hancher. Those who desire to
hear something fine in the oratorical
line should attend tomorrow morning
at S:45.
William, Henry and Lewis Iarchow,
:he former from Buffalo, Wyo., and
the latter from Davenport, Ia, were
present at the funeral of their brother
Theo. last Monday afternoon. They
departed for Buffalo Gap Tuesday in
company with Mrs. Theo. Iarchow, and
after spending a few days there all
went to Davenport.
Mrs. Prescott, wife of a passenger
conductor in Milwaukee who was here
several weeks last summer, writes to
Mr.. Evans that she has spent the win
ter at Las Vegas, but was much disap-
pointed; that she did not enjoy herself
SO much there as here, and she does
not regard the water there so benefi-
cial for any diseases as the water Of
Hot Springs.
DIR. Wade was suddenly called to
the mica mines Tuesday, and from the
import Of the telegram it was sup.
posed that an explosion of giant pow.
der had blown several men to atoms.
He hired a strong, fast team, loaded
up his surgical instruments, chloro.
form, and the like, and hurried to the
scene of the disaster. Upon his arri.
val be found that some one had fallen
herr to pair Of twins.