Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-16

uOu10s
George Pomeroy of the Bee Hive is
taking a little vacation and is enjoying
his rest.
Ed. Crowell, the Edgemont livery
man came over today as q witness
against A. Booth, charged with horse
stealing.
Mrs. E. b. Warren has painteda very
creditable picture of w. r. B. Alex
ander's pug dog Nosey.
Mrs. j. d. Nicholson has sold the
property she bought of B. w. Franklin
to Mrs. johnson of Plattsmouth, Neb.
Mrs. Emma Zollers, sister of Mrs.
3. j. Moore came in from Pennsylvania
this morning and will spend the winter
with her.
Jim Petty is in from his ranch on
Horse Camp Draw after lumber and
plastering material to fix up his house
for the winter.
The family of Richard Standen came
in from Nebraska and will probably re-
main with us. They will be welcomed
to Hot Springs.
G. A. Bartholomew, proprietor of the
Glendale hotel at Hermosa, and H.
NJ. STEELE and wife are in the city and
will remain several days.
Reports from the upper Hill are to
the effect that they are having quite a
little snow. Hill City, Whitewood and
Deadwood all report snow this morn
ing.
VIM. Selbie, administrator of the
Cassels estate, came down last evening
to look after business connected with
it. He is accompanied by his two little
ones.
The time between Chicago and Hot
Springs is to be shortened another
hour via B. 4 NJ. The flyer leaves
Chicago at 11:30 p. m. instead of 1890
as formerly.
Mrs. o. NJ. Templeton went to visit
her parents who live four miles out
from Deadwood. She expects to ioin
her husband in Sioux City in about a
month.
Frank Gilbert is suffering from a
severely scalded face, caused by coming
in too close contact with steam. He
came pretty near losing the sight, of
of eye.
John Darkers of Wind Cave came in
this morning to execute vouchers for
ii claim against the government forty
horses lost in the service, which has
been allowed.
The dance at Fred Schuler's place
was not so we'll attended on account of
the cold, but those who were there
report a good time. There we're seven
teen numbers sold.
Mrs. Small. wife of a rancher who
lives on the Cheyenne river, has re-
ceived the sad news of the serious
sickness of her sister in Illinois and
will start at once for her bedside.
Frank Godfrey and wife are happy
over the arrival of Franks father Il. j.
Godfrey. and Ben Dikeman. wife and
five children who will stay for several
weeks. Mrs. Dikeman is Mr.. Godfrey's
youngest sister.
Already the workmen in the iron
works in Pennsylvania have received
notice that the fires will soon be started
and the works set to running again.
1t is only an indication of the pros
perity that is bound to come after the
sweeping republican victory.
n. Booth. who was brought overfrom
Edgemont yesterday by Sheriff Blakey
on charge of horse stealing. was taken
before Justice Boomer for his pre-
liminary hearing this afternoon and
waived examination. He was bound
over to the circuit court in the sun OF
500. which he has thus far failed to
furnish.
The Il. Is NJ. train going out this
morning caught Mrs. Billups' horse on
the track at the Springer ranch and
tumbled him off all in Il heap. 1t is
not known whether he will recover o,
not. Mrs. B. says her stock goes right
over the stock guards in spite of her.
Rev. j. b. earns of Rapid City will
act as spiritual advisor for Jay Hicks
who will be hanged at Sturgis next
Thursday for the murder of John
Myers almost IL year ago.. Sheriff
Beaver has already secured the rope
which is tive-eighths of an inch il
diameter. and having been made to
order is guaranteed to stand the strain
The passage way connecting the
Evans bath house with the hotel is
being lathed and plastercd on the out
side to make it warm and prevent
bathers from taking cold in going to