Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-20

Andrew Anderson of Grand Island
purchased an elegant farm tributary
to the Springs and moved in Wednes-
day.
Ex.president R. B. Hayes died at his
home in Fremont, Ohio, Jan. 18th,
1893, at II p. M. of neuralgia of the
heart.
Johnson & Co. are erecting suitable
machinery at their paint mine and will
start at once in filling eastern con-
tracts.
o. Ferguson is building a elobby
building in the Catholicon Hot Springs
addition to be used by him as an
Office.
Capt. Lucas will be glad TO receive
the names Of farmers who desire to
receive seeds from the government this
spring.
The officers Of our local G. A. r.
post were duly installed Saturday eve
ming. The new commander is A. b.
Connor.
Alliance, Neb. has been visited with
the fire tiend last week, destroying a
great amount of valuable property
and building.
S. E. Wilson was surprised upon his
birthday the 10th inst, by very
pleasant party of friends headed by
Pres. Hancher.
Deputy Sheriff Eastman is keeping
the trail up Hot brook warm, armed
with search warrants, etc, looking for
one Joe Bower.
The board nf county commissioners
adjourned from their very ardorous
duties Saturday, to convene ageln
about February Is.
The Catholicon Hot Springs COM
pany are rushing work upon their res
ervoir for their water works. The
water pipes are now laid.
Joe Bower was bound over to the
grand jury IN bonds of 5000 on the
charge of grand larceny in Justice
Ridpath'~ court Thursday.
Sheriff Ed Blakey departed satur-
day for the reform school at Plank
ington with Bessie Kerby under his
care, by order of Judge Gardner.
Z. }. Green has greatly improved
his residence on Jennings avenue by
tile addition of a verandah, also by
enclosing his property with very
pretty fence.
Lon GODDARD and his cohorts are on
a grand wolf hunt throughout the
Cheyenne River country. They have
a pack of twenty four dogs and are nc
doubt having grand run.
Engineer W. Sawyer has been work
ing on the race track this week, and
reports that very little work will be
necessary and that we will have the
safest and fastest track in the Hills.
+ Rev. j. B. earns, superintendent
Black Hills Missions of the NJ. E.
church, was in town Wednesday. The
reverend gentlemen has just com
pleted an elegant little cottage ON Col.
lege Hill.
Rev. Gilchrist, the revivalist, con.
templates making this city his home
He is considering the proposition OF
assuming charge of the evangelical
work for the Congregational church
throughout the Black Hills. So rumol
says.
The spectacle of an alleged mal
beating his horse over the head wit!
fist and club is one that authoritie
should ever prevent, so far as is i,
their power, but such an exhibitio,
was given in our streets this week. /
we have an S. P. G. A. they shoult
make themselves known.
rhe w. e. G. installation and ban
qnet Saturday night was one of th,
most ENJOYABLE events of the season
The institation issin a very fiourishin.
condision. having over thirty d, enber
liia RcoA sanding this time. Mrs
Lowe Is president and Mn. j.. Butler
|secrstsry for the ensuing year:
w. E. Germond is making survey
and estimates on grand improvement
in his quarter of the city, including
summer hotel, cottages, and work i
in progress upon dam. and lake OF
Cold brook will he the result, with elY
CANT grounds surrounding with walks
and drives asoui6 the Lake. msk;nn /;
a very desiliane portion of our fai
city. We will give more particular
in the future as the work progress S.
Our sister town, Hermosa, was Wis
tied with quite a serious fire ON th
18th. The store building and stock o
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