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

W. F. Wyatt and and ". @. Thomp-
son of Cheyenne Falls were in the city
today doing some trading.
Since Billy Bruner moved his second
hand store, Sing Wang, the chinaman.
is the only occupant of Rotten Row.
Will Daniels and family expect to
go to Wilmington, Ills, in a short time
to spend the winter with friends.
The new loop road to the site of the
new summer hotel on Evans heights is
almost completed. It will make a
beautiful drive.
Emory Dikeman, the little nephew of
Frank Godfrey, fell down the stairs at
his place yesterday and threw his arm
out of joint at the wrist. It was a
painful injury but the little sufferer is
doing we'll.
As little Joe Petty was riding his
uncle Joe's family horse up on Battle
mountain looking forsome stray mules,
the horse stumbled and fellwhileg going
over a little ravine and broke his neck,
killing it instantly. Joe came out of
the accident without a scratch.
The Elkhorn passenger train an
into a three year old gray mare at the
Falls, Sunday morning, throwing her
from the track and breaking one of her
legs. No one knows who she belongs
to. The animal was branded NJ on the
right shoulder.
Capt. Lucas and wife leave on Thurs
day evening for Garner, Iowa, where
Mrs. Lucas will visit with her daughter
until congress convenes. Mrs. Lucas
has been in poor health for several
weeks and it is sincerely hoped that
q short season of rest will restore her
to her usual health.
The meetings at the Baptist church
will be continued through the present
week at least and possibly longer. The
longer Miss Sherman stays the better
she is liked and she is arousing the
members of the church to greater
efforts in christian work and u number
have professed a change of heart. Let
the good work go on.
Rev. Powers, the evangelist, who has
been here for two weeks holding II very
successful series of meetings, leaves
for his home at Lincoln this evening
and from there goes to Council Bluffs
to commence Il series of meetings at
that place. His forcible sermons and
happy manner have made him many
friends in this city who are sorry to
see him go, when SO much interest is
manifested. In view of this fact it has
been thought advisable to continue
the meetings.
T. B. Douglas of Pennington county
came down last evening and expects to
spend the winter at the soldiers home.
He is an old army comrade of A. b.
Conner and is we'll known all over the
Hills as he is an old timer. He says
he hauled the first load of freight that
ever came to Hot Springs from Pierre,
thirteen years ago. 1T was the opening
stock of S. G. Fargo & Son. Nh. Doug
las has a Observation-Disclosures college
and a o living near the city.
DR.. n. NJ. Wade and wife and Hon.
III. A. GODDARD and wife. who in company
with james NJ. Baldwin and wife have
been taking an outing in the north
western Hills for pleasure. returned
on Saturday greatly benefited i'll health
They lived on stewed deer tracks, gar
nished with signs of silver tip bear and
strange to say got fat on the diet. The
doctor is greatly in love with Hill City
and it's future prospects for metropoli-
tan development. They are glad to
get home and are figuring on another
such an outing when the proper time
comes.
\ funny incident happened at the
revival services at the college chapel
Saturday evening. Evangelist Powers
i'll the course of his sermon was des-
cribing some personal experience with
a drunken man. AS he turned his
back to his audience and was STOPPING
down. w. III. Wilson thought he was
going to faint and jumped up on the
rostrum to catch him. Ry this time
Rev. Powers had turned around and
was much surprised to see Mr.. Wilson
there about to take hold of him. Elk.
plantations followed, but a suppressed
smile passed over the faces of the
audience and the sermon went on with
as much force as v
From Tuesdays Daily.
Conductor Zollinger has about made
up his mind to move into one of the
Ellemund houses in Happy Hollow.