Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
From Thursday,s Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The commissioners will meet agaii.
on the 18th to select jurors and elec.
tion officers.
The post office at Rumford has bee.
discontinued some time and the mail
now goes to Ardmore.
Miss Marilla Anderson expects IT,
make visit to her old home at Sidney
To-, in the near future.
Some grading is being done for The
Evans conservatory and the sash vii
soon be put in. 1t will be handsome,
improvement.
Johnny Lerch has taken charge G.
the Evans barber shop and as he is g.
expert barber will no doubt receive {;
good patronage.
Doug Green has leased half in
terest in the livery business of j. B.
Cleghorn and the firm is now Cleghorl
& Green, They will make good team.
Mrs. d. G. May, an old and valued
friend of Mrs. James Bradley, came il.
from Omaha this morning and will
spend several weeks visiting in the
city.
r. 7. Patrick is shipping four car
loads of the Burke stone to Lead for
the foundations for the new machinery
being put in to increase the capacity of
the Homestake reduction works.
On account of the absence of the
president, Mrs. Kellar, the meeting OF
the Qui Vive club will be deferred un-
til Friday, Oct. IL, when they will meet
at Mrs. r. L. Connor's as previously
arranged.
Mrs. Hernandez, the talented e,ocu-
Zionist, will give an entertainment at
the soldiers home next Monday even
ing, giving her thrilling recitation upon
''The Picket" A small admission fec
will be charged.
Rev. Brown returned this morning
from his trip out into Wyoming. lie
says that politics is the chief topic in
that state now, and the prevailing sem
timent seems to be that the rep.b!i-
cans will capture the state easily.
1t will not be many years before Hot
Springs will have some of the most at
tractive homes to he found Those
who have had water have made good
use of it and their lawns, and nriner-
ous trees already attest to the beauty
that few years will bring.
Chas. A. Pfeister. a prominent con
tractor from st. Joseph, Mo-. is here
making a thorough investigation OF
our building stone with view OF buy
ing large quantities of it. He Went
with Chas. Stackpole to the Odell quar-
ries this morning to look them over.
John Mueller returned from Chicago
this morning. He purchased Il whole
outfit of new machinery, including a
dynamo, a plating machine and q lot oi
new dies by which they will be able to
manufacture their music racks easier
and cheaper than they could before.
Bob Sham and August Suckdorf ar
rived from Omaha this morning and re-
port having struck rather poor mar
ket. August says he bought 800 head
of stockers down in Peirce county and
will shortly commence shipping them
in and putting them on our ranges to
winter.
John r. Wilson, the prominent Dead
wood attorney, in company with his
father Vim. r. Wilson, came down from
Deadwood last evening to spend few
days. We understand the latter is
making arrangements to spend the
winter here in company with an inya-
lid son.
r. w. Sham returned from Omaha
this morning, where he went with five
car loads of stock. He says the rainy
weather of late had rather dampen
ing effect on the cattle market. Bob
is pretty shrewd himself, however, and
We'll bank on him alongside most of
the brokers.
If you have never seen the fossil re-
mains of the monster animals that in
habited this earth, probably thousands
of years before the advent of man. YOU
should go and see some of the skulls
the Moore boys and Frank Patterson
are fixing up for shipment to the
National Museum of science at Roches-
ter. N. Y. They are certainly wonderful.
They are looking for big ialnboree
at Edgemont on the 9th inst. a large
number of eastern capitalists Who'll have
stock in the company are to be there
to inspect the town and it's improve
ments. They are not doing as much
advertising as they did for the Fourth
of July, but are going to have some
demonstration and Mr.. Cradle was
r,x,o, f,.,,,,