Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-29

Mrs. A. d. Mckay and Mrs. Burke
took the train Saturday for a trip to
the w ,rld's fair and will be gone
several weeks.
Dell Hardness. brother Of Miss Lena
who has been so sick, and son of Mrs.
Armstrong is in from Iowa and is en-.
joying our city for the first time.
The wooden crossings on Chicago
avenue are wearing out quite fast and
Street Commissioner Scott is going ia
try the experiment of fiat paving stones
which are found in this vicinity.
Danny DAILY has signed articles ia
spar Joe Clark of Sioux City ten rounds
for po,nts for the sum of $500. Ted
Gallagher and jim Collins have signed
articles for finish fight two weeks
from Sunday.
MIR. Evans has concluded his ice bill
entirely too big, and has taken steps
toward putting up supply of bis own
for next year. Walter Scott and Sha.
ron Evans have been at work survey.
ing plat of ground near j. G. Dlcko.
ver's which is to he graded and filled
with the surplus water from the little
reservoir and if the ground will hold
water we will have skating rink and
ice pond at one and the same time.
A slight change of time in the de.
parting of the b. & NJ. train has caused
some inconvenience to outgoing pas
sengers. The change was handed to
US by acting Agent Laws, and the
following is the time: Mo nlng train
leaves at $50 instead Of 200 and
evening tram leaves at 5:35 instead
$40. This change of a few minutes
is apt to make one miss the train, and
several have done so since 1t was made.
The STAR received special despatch
from Omaha Tuesday announcing
the news that the little chocolate hued
darkey, George Dixon, had Knocked
Solly Smith clear out in seven rounds,
before the Coney Island Athletic club.
Smith is the fellow who whipped
Danuy DAILY, breaking his jaw in two
places year ago in California, and
was backed very heavily by western
sports. Dixon still holds the bantam
belt.
According to the Hill City Mining
News, the climax was reached when
the men quit work in the mine on &C.
count of not getting their pay. The
mill was run as long as there was ore
in the bins. and from parties who
came mp yesterday we learn that the
mill hae shut down. We understand
that Superintendent Simmons will 20
to St. Paul and confer with the com.
pany to arrange for settlement of the
Indebtedness. The STAR understands
that Banker Speed is talked Of for re.
ceiver.
Henry Newark Of Norfolk is a new
resident Of our city and has associated
himself with E. A. Blunck in the real
estate hnsiness. He is particularly
interested in trying to induce the
Missouri Synod of the Lutherans to
build their home for teachers and
supprannuated preachers at Hot
Springs. Such an institution is talked
Of strongly and this Synod is abun.
dantly able to bnild it as it is the
wealthiest in the Lutheran church in
the United States. There has been
some talk of buying the Stewart bath
house and using it in connection.
Advice received from Bishop Ninde
today by the NJ. E. people brings the
news of the appointment to the pastor
ate Of their church of the Rev. N. A.
Swickard, A. NJ. of the Kansas con.
ference, now stationed at Kansas CITY,
Kansas. Mr.. Swick ard, is man Of
about thlrty-three years of age, with a
wife and th-ee or four children; is a
classical graduate of Baker University,
and has made a good record in the
ministry. His appointment is crafty.
ing to those Of his church who know
his work. He will he here to preach
for the first time on Oct. Is.
The j r mine recently cleaned up
ninety-four ounces of gold from for.
ty-eight hours run. The main shaft
IS now down 14O feet. The ledge has
dip of about thirty degrees west from
the vertical. 1t is the general opinion
of mining men that it will change and
dip to the east before t 200 foot level
is reached. Ten additional stamps are
now being added 200. The owners of
Lady Gay and Gold Hill. on Slate creek
have recently made deal with w. A.
Logan and others Of the Union Hill
mine, Jacob Lampsrt of the j R mine
and some Hot Springs parties, to put
up ten stamp mill on the property
for an interest in the group. The mill
will be erected at once on the creek
near the Lady Gay.-Rapid Journal.
Orlando Ferguson came home from
his Chicago trip Wednesday and re.
ports the Catholicou matter in statu
quo. No deal was consummated. He
brought with him, however, Robert
Carter a brother Of w. HIS. Of whom
be intends to make test case. The
gentleman has been afflicted with a
nervons trouble for 10 years, and has
received the attention Of fourteen first