Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-09

hGuuoSt E. udtTtN udS tdhou q pOos-
tion as newsga, herer and local editor
OF the Herald.
w. M. Thorn il over from Odell to.
day and we understand has put in an
application for the position of teacher
in our public schools.
F.G Ensign and wife, the latter be-
,ng the sister of Attorney E. G. John
son, who is so sick ut the home, came
in on Sunday morning to visit him.
George Leach and his father in-law,
MIR. Taylor, have taken claims over on
Horsshead, and will move out material
in u few days with which to build
houses.
D"n't overlook the SrAR's great offer
tn secure the celebrated "Midway
Types" Cut out the coupons and
bring them in with ten cents aud get
the bmks. They are fine.
Sidney Cushing, the representative
OF large wholesale house in Boston,
spent Sunday in the city and was 20
delighted with the place that he will
bring his family here to spend good
part of the coming summer.
| Charles Campbell, better known az
Judge Campbell, is on the point OF
death from, hemorrhage of the stomach.
j He was taken suddenly i'll Sunday
I; morning. DR.. Howell has had hin,
taken to his house where be is recelv.
ing the best of care.
r. %. Cleveland, a prominent pho.
tographer Of Chicago, came in last
Monday morning to remain several
days taking photographs Of the beauti.
tiful scenery and hotels for advertising
purposes for the Il. & NJ. He thinks
we have most delightful resort.
j. Bennett of Odell has moved to
Hot Springs. Mr.. Huebner, who own
ed the hou:e in which he lived, has de.
cided to move it to Hot Springs t"
make it the nucleus for his n-w resi.
dence on College hill. Mr.. Bennett
was obliged to seek other quarters.
Preparations are being made for a
great deal of sOddinp Landscape garden.
ing aud beautifying in all parts Of the
city next year. The introduction OF
the water works will be great aid i'll
this direction. Large numbers of trees
shuuld he planted and lawns and yards
beautifed.
1t is reported on good authority that
Judge Gardner of the Seventh judicial
district has been invited To Santa Bar
bara, California. to determine on the
validity of the will Of a wealthy Span
i>h American lady recently deceased
and the judge will soon leaye for that
place.-Deadwood Times.
4 MARRlED:-On Thursday evening.
at the residence OF j. A. Rylen, by Roy
y N. NJ. Swickard. Chas. NJ. Wilcox t..
Mrs. Sadie Mcdonald, both of Hot
i Springs. The groom is one of tht
most popular of our young busines.
men and counts his friends by the mum
ber of his acquaintances. The bride il
a most worthy lady and will makt
him an excellent wife. The STAR Of.
fers its sincerest congratulations and
wishes them long and happy married
life. They expect to go to housekeep'
lnR in the near future.
| John Weber, who lives near Smith
l wick came IN last Friday in charge
Of the constable, to secure the servire.
of an attorney to plead his cause. Hi
j trouble arose from the separation from
bis wife and the division of the prop
erty between them. 1t appears tina,
he went to move of some logs and
lumber from claim which she claimed
as hers, and she had him arrested fol
stealing. The papers were gotten ont
before Justice Mills but we understand
a change Of venue will probably be
taken to Justice Ridpath.
Mrs. Joseph Petty has been sick 70,
. few days and growing worse. DR.
Adams was called, who pronounced il
case OF diphtheria. In order to bet
ter assure themselves. DR.. Hargen,
was called in consultation who mad,
J. the same diagnosis. The physirians ar,
DUNG the best they can to quarantine
the place and prevent contagion. Th,
city hoard Of health have al>o takel
tue matter in hand. The STAR does no
mention this to create an excitement
as there il no occasion for 1t, but sim
Dlv 10 nut peOple on their puard. tha