Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-07

Concert at the college Monday night
True Parsons is building q cottage
near the Elkhorn round house.
4 Bob Milligan is strongly talked Of
for councilman from the first ward
He is good man for the place.
Hon. j. l.. burke and E. j. Moore
returned Wednesday from their goose
hunt in Nebraska. They report very
enjoyable time, but not first-class luck.
Barlow & Co. are getting up neat
painting of the Catholicon bath house,
the college, Stewarts bath house, SOL
diers home, plunge bath and hotel
Evans. All one scene, for A. E. Blunck.
We understand that Ed. Mollring
has consented to be candidate for the
council from the third ward. He is a
fir>t-class citizen and good business
man, and will make good member.
The wo s. wind storm this writer has
experienced in his seven years resi-
dence in the Hills has prevailed for the
past "a hours. 1t has been terror:
and the sand and dust is horrible, un-
bearable. Do we need water works /?
Well, don't we !? When !?
The Hermosa Ice Co.'S delivery team
got away the other day and smashed
the wagon all to pieces before they
! were stopped 1t was the fiercest run
away that has ever occurred in the
city.
A party of ladies' from Chadron
came mp last Saturday and enjoyed
themselves in the city. The party con-
sisted of MesdameS A. l.. Putnam, D..
Mcneil and B. F. Putnam and Misses
Daisy Green and Mabelle Putnam.
| o. B Chesley, the urbane editor of
the Oelrichs Times, was in the city
Monday. and called at the STAR haunts
Nr. Cheslev reports Oelrichs growing.
and the surrounding country settling
up exceedingly we'll.
Charley Roe went up to Custer Tues
day with s. Fl. Sharlow, where the lat.
ter e deavored To secure bonds for his
release. being held for obtaining goods
hy false pretense He failed in his
efforts and was returned to the citv
and lodged in Jail.
The wife and daughter If the editor
of the Dennison, Iowa. Review have
enjoyed themselves in this city recent.
lv. and very nicel; written letter to
that paper speaks in the most compli
m"ntary terms of Hot Springs. We
hope to find space to reproduce it ere
long.
* A city ordinance should be adopted
1prohibiting any person from leaving a
horse united within the city limits.
Compel people to hitch them, II it is
only for minute. and most Of these
runaways will he avoided Some one
will get killed yet ,f the carelessnesS
isn't stopped.
| F. ". Pettigrew of Sioux Falls was
here Wednesday d short time and went
on to the northern Hills. He will re
turn today and probably make ar.
arrangements with Mir. Sldey for col.
lection Of had land specimens for q
Worlds fair exhibit for the Woman
building.
j l.. Baker Of Omaha arrived Mon
day and has leased the Cold hrool
stuccn plant and started it up. He ex
poets to push the business and will nj
doubt work it up into an extensive in
dustrv. HIS family will arrive soor
as Mr. Baker can secure a home fol
them.
| Walter Anderson returned Wpdnes
day evening from Spearfi~h where h
attended the Black Hills Firemen'
Association. Lead captured the tourn
amrnt for July 4th, 5th. 9th. payin.
81, 900 for it Mr.. Anderson was sue
cessful IN securing the next meeting O
the association at this place, and wa
elected corresponding secretary.
MAnr1ED-On Sunday. April 2nd
1893 at :he parlors of the Evans. Mr.
William Kepl-r aud Miss Minnie Har
roId. both recently nf Smi'hwick, wer
united in marriage. Rev. Frame oflici
ating MIR. Kepler has Feen in tn
employ Of the F. E. & NJ. v. R'y fo
some time. and is highly spoken Of b.
j, those VIII" know him.
The Yonng Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor gave very plea>an
social at the Congregational churcl
last Saturday evening. II was Re,
| Fra nne < kt,irty ninth birthday and tlr