Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-18
From Wednesdays Daily.
New garden sass" is being brought
in hv ranchers


in by ranchers.
County politics are commencing to
liven up a little.
j. A. Stanley went to Chicago last
evening on business. =
The city water is being taken into
the Petty block today.
George Gibson is recovering rapidly
from his attack Of fever. 49, =.
The new school house at the Falls is
about ready Cor occupancy.
= John Richer is not expected home
until the first Of next week.
j. W, Pike, the photographer, came
in from Long Pine this morning.
Chris Jensen expects to have his
new building completed by the first OF
the month.
Mrs. al Dearduff and children have
gone to Rapid City for an extended
visit with her relatives. >.
A. b. Hulit is wearing somewhat
disigured face, the result Of diving too
deep in the plunge bath.
Hargens & Loudenback have leveled
OF the ground in front of their build
ing and sowed blue grass.
Harrison Cook came in from Sioux
Falls this morning to become a
member of the soldiers home.
Rev. Bakers household goods have
arrived and are being hauled to bis
residence near the Baptist church.
Dan. Tillotson and wife have ar
rived at their destination in Santa
Anna, Cal. and are having good visit.
Art. Petty has gone to work for the
flying V outfit and Charley Lindquist
is taking his place in Crane Bros.
store.
Mrs. P. o. Lancaster and mother are
moving into the room in the Rylen
building formerly occupied by w. J..
Cavanaugh.
Maj. Anderson, who returned from
Sturgis Monday evening, reports .
big crowd aud a splendid day. He
says he made the speech Of his life.
The largest crop being planted by
farmers in the county is corn. Seed
wheat and potatoes are so expensive
that few were able to buy the seed.
One Of the worst wind storms that
ever visited this section occurred last
night. There was little damage done
but the force Of the wind was terrific
all night.
A male choir consisting Of eight
voices is practicing some music for
Memorial day exercises. The progam
for the day has not yet been fully
arranged.
Jim Noodle and family have moved
to the Elm creek quarry where they
will make their home during the
summer. Their children are suffering
from hopping cough.
Chas. E. Vandenbu.g, druggist of
thirteen year experience, and we'll
known throughout the Hills, has taken
a position with the Fargo Mercantile
Co. and will have charge of the drug
department.
The Kensington club had very
pleasant meeting with Mrs. j. L
Baker Tuesday afternoon, it being a
farewell to her as she and her sister,
Miss Hutchinson, leave for Boston
some time next week.
Mrs. John Oak and niece, Miss Hilda
johnson came in from Kearney this
morning and will now be residents of
Hot Springs. It is likely they will
make their residence in the Hot
Springs house and may possibly run it
this summer.
The old board of United States
examining surgeons for pensions held
their last examination this morning,
and three candidates were examined.
The new board consisting of Drs. B.
A. and N. M. Wade and DR.. Howell
will be organized tomorrow.
Allen Bros, the candy manufactu-
rers, had the misfortune to have the
wind blow of the building cloth and
raper that line the inside of their store
room last night, and the whole thing
came down at once, covering every
thing up. Luckily no damage was
done and the big Rochester lamp was
extinguished, SO that nothing took fire.
Fire last night in that frame row