Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-15
From Saturdays Daily.


The total enrolment Of pupils in
our public schools for the entire year
is 399.
DIR. Hargens is rejoicing over the
return of his wife and boy from their
trip to Iowa.
Miss Hortense Moore is slowly re.
covering from the injuries received oy
being thrown from buggy Thursday
evening.
Mrs. A. b. Connor has been honored
by the state encampment of the w. r.
G. by being elected to the Office of
junior vice president. She is expected
home on Monday.
DR.. H. G. Won Waedeistadt Of Dead
wood who came down few days ago
to take a course of baths is improving
very rapidly and thinks the waters of
the Hot Springs have remarkable cur
ative properties.
The many friends Of Mrs. Sawyer
and Miss Laberteaux will he sorry to
hear that they are mourning the death
Of their father. which occurred shortly
after their arrival at their home in
MARSHALL, Mich.
The street commissioner informs us
that great damage is being done the
bridges about town by people driving
teams over them at rapid rate. The
bridges are not unsafe now, but they
soon will he if this fast driving is not
stopped.
The Hot Springs Daily STAR has
been enlarged to siX.c"lumn folio,
thus giving Ed. Moore. its local editor.
room TO display his talent. He is by
all odds the best local rustler now
doing work on Black Hills daily
Minnesota Journal.
John Sidey went to Rapid City tAis
morning to make proof on the land on
which his Onyx cave is located. He
was accompanied by j. A. Rymer and
John Grandon as witnesses. Other 10.
cations Of land in that vicinity have
been made recently.
Sam Moses returned from looking
after some important cattle business IN
northern Nebraska this morning. He
stopped at Chadron yesterday to
witness the Indian race and saysi it was
very interesting. The name of the
winner was too much for him to re.
member.
The state board of pharmacy arrived
yesterday with the Masonic excursion
and will hold a special examination for
candidates for certificates on the 18th
inst. at the Evans parlors. The clerk
MIR. Keith could not come, but his
work will be looked after by w. w.
Root of Hot Springs.
E. Elsey has purchased very desir.
able 40 foot lot in Edgemont and will
at once commence the erection of a
large double front building occupying
the entire frontage. He went to
Custer yesterday to purchase the
lumber and will soon have the build.
ing ready for occupancy. Being in a
desirable location he will rent part of
it for offices.
The Home Missionary society of the
Congregational church of the United
States, now in session at Omaha, has
arranged for an excursion to Hot
Springs by the Elkhorn; leaying Oma.
ha June II, and returning over the B.
& NJ, costing them one fare for the
round trip. They will probably moi
be in Hot Springs till the latter part Of
the week as they stop at Norfolk, Ne
ligh and Chadron.
VIM. Martin has leased the Leland
hotel to MIR. Tate who recently pur'
chased some property from Orlando
Ferguson in the Catholicon addition
and MIR. Tate has taken possession. Mr.
Martin has moved into the little house
that Mr.. Tate bought for the time
being, but expects TO spend the summe,
in the Hills prospecting while Mrs
Martin will visit friends and relatives
in the east.
The Times is in receipt Of pam.
phlet descriptive of Salt Lake and
vicinity and handsomely illustrated
published by Don H. Porter, proprietor
of the Templeton hotel at Salt Lake.
Mr.. Porter was formerly proprietor Of
tine Minnekahta hotel at Hot Springs,
and is one of the genuine first.class
hotel men of the west. Judging from
tho M m rl,lot Colt ol,o :eo ho..a:R.,