Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. j. A. Stanley went to Hermosa
this morning to spend few days visit
ing friends.
Don't forget the musical and lit
erary entertainment at the Presbyts-
rian church Friday night.
The ladies Aid society Of the M. R.
church will meet with Mrs. s. j. Wood
Wednesday afternoon June IL. Mrs.
A. w. Mcgowan, Secretary.
Mr.. Anderson. who works for Hulsk
& Price, has purchased the Phernetton
property in the Catholicon addition.
The deal was made through E. A.
Blunck and the purchase price was
$1,000
Joe Elliott, who is employed BY The
Western South Dakota Stock Growers
association, is in the city visiting with
Sam Moses. Mr.. Elliott has just re-
turned from Sioux Falls, to which
place he had taken Ira Hicks, w. G.
Walker and others who we've sentenced
to the pen at the last term Of court in
Meade county.
D1ED-At Cascade on Wednesday af-
ternoon, of typhoid fever, Richard, tho
fourteen year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
U. A. Sherman. The funeral was held
today and large number of sympa-
thizina friends attended. Short SER
vices were held at Evergreen cemetery
by Rev. Robert Leslie. The parents
are almost heart. broken over their be-.
reavement.
The officers of the Black Hills
Chautauqua association are hard at
work in the interests of the coming
assembly. They assure us that at
present the prospects are good for an
increased patronage and for decidedly
successful season. Several improves
ments will be made at the grounds
which will add to the comfort and con-
venience of campers and visitors
generally.
Shann & Co. commence to buy wool
IN the near future. This means more
to the county than you would suppose.
The price they will pay will be from 10
to 12 cts. pound, and they will ship
from 10 to Is car loads within the
pext month. This means that between
$4,000 and $4,000 in cash will be
turned loose in the county within that
time and it will be mostly among
small farmers. Who says sheep are
not paying investment?
Mr.. Dake Of franklin, Neb., who
has been here for few weeks taking
baths, returns home tonight almost
cured. His wife is much benefited
and will remain few weeks longer.
He came exclusively for his wife's
health but had not been able to raise
his hand to put in his pocket-his arm
being lamed from hurt received
years ago. He has received so much
benefit that now he can lift his arm
above his head and use it almost any,
way. He says he will send others
from his neighborhood here for treat
ment.
Mrs. Allie Logan came here FIVE
weeks ago suffering with partial
paralysis of the neck and back, and en-
during constant pain in the back Of,
her head. She has taken the baths
regularly and is now almost we'll. She
thinks her cure remarkable one and
cannot say enough about the benefit
she has received. Mrs. Logan had
been sick for six years before, and
last year she was thrown from wagon
and severely hurt, since which time she
has not been an hour withou: pain.
They have spent all they have made
for medicine and doctoring but got no
benefit at all until she came here. She
leaves for home this evening feeling
like different woman, and free from
all pain.
H. A. GODDARD was appointed receiver
of the Cathol,con company by Judge
Gardner on Saturday, and on Tuesday
he went to Deadwood and had his
bond Of 5000 approved by the court.
He, in company with s. N. Houghton,
took charge Of the property today. and
the bath house and hotel will continue
TO rnn as usual. This move will ulti-
mately result in great good for thi.
valuable property and it could not
have been placed in better hands than
Mr.. Godard's. s. NJ. Hough.on will