Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-27
HOT SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JULY q. 1894.
From wednesd.y's Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Alva Mcgowan was over from Edge
mont yesterday ON q business errand.
Col. w. H. Parker of Deadwood is
here to spend few days with our dis
tinguished guests.
Mrs. A. Brown went to Custer this
morning to visit friends, and incident
allyto gather raspberries.
G. E. Sawyer s. Co. are moving their
stock of drugs, fixtures and shelving
to the Root building today.
j. 7. Parrot will probably take his
teams to work ON the railroad extern
sion from Belle Fourche to the Hay
creek coal fields
Wesch & Oak are having trouble in
putting in the abutments for the court
house bridge as the dirt keeps caving
in on the work.
The families of Pat Boyles and VIM.
Reeder are rusticating at the Chautau.
qua grounds and will probably camp
out there for couple of weeks.
The county seat fight in Lawrence
county is waxing warm. Lead feels
sure she will get it and Deadwood
equally sure she will still hold it.
Freeman Knowles, populist candi-
date for congress will speak on the
issues of the day from his standpoint
at the court house on Saturday even
ing at o'clock.
The school board meets on Friday
afternoon at o'clock, and among other
business they will make the annual
levy for the coming year. which by law
must be done at this meeting.
The new residence of Sam Moses. is
rapidly approaching completion. Mr..
Dedrick commences the plastering to
day and Sam Williams has already
commenced to do the painting. 1t is a
very neat little residence.
Lawrence Jones and Ed. Handlin
have dissolved partnership as publish
ers of the Northwestern Stock Journal
at Minnesota. Mr.. Jones retires from
the venture, while Mr.. Handlin will
continue the publication alone.-Inde-
pendent.
Harry Clarke took formal possession
of the Catholicon springs this after
noon as receiver, Mr.. Godard's resigna
tion having been receivedand accepted.
It is not likely there will be any change
in the management there for some
time to come at least.
E.Elsey sold lot 1. blk. 8, in Stewards
addition, to John Guyett of Hayward,
through Butler & Ames. It is neat
residence property and Mr.. Guyett
will move into it in short time. He
will commence the erection of a fine
barn on the property tomorrow.
Governor Thayer returned yesterday
from Hot Springs, s. D., where he lect-
ured twice before the Chautauqua and
in the principal church of Hot Springs,
taking for his subject General Grant"
and "The Iconoclast." He is extremely
we'll pleased with the city and it's peo-
ple.-Lincoln State Journal.
Traut & Gillespie have purchased
Germond's centrifugal pump and will
move it to some placer diggings in the
French creek country and in company
with the owners of several locations
will try to get down to bed rock where
they expect to get plenty of stuff. They
will probably buy an engine of 5Ohorse
power to do the work right.
Mr.. Heathman, formerly of this place
and who some time since started with
his family by team for southwestern
Iowa is having hard luck. His little
daughter was kicked by one of the
horses on the head, while on the way
through eastern Nebraska and the
doctors have taken seven pieces of fbone
from the skull which was badly frac-
tured. 1t is thought she will recover.
The news stand at the Evans changed
hands today. w. B. Hayes, the gentle
man who has received SO much benefit
for rheumatism has leased it for wear
and takes possession tomorrow. He
will stock it up complete with a full
line Of cigars, novels and novelties and
will keep the daily papers and maga-
zines on sale. Mrs. Hayes goes back
to Des Moines next week to close up
their business and will return in week
or two to take up their residence here.
Treasurer Bradley has just received
vouchers from the state department
for 81 1.191, school money to be divided
among the several districts of the
county, and which can be applied only
in payment of warrants drawn on the
tuition fund. Hot Springs Independ-
ent district No, 10 gets the sum Of. 1914.
It is apportioned by Supt. Brooke