Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-13


on business this morning.
E. Elsey went to Edgemont last
nigh and returned this morning.
Rev. Byron Beall will preach at tha
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Claire and Earl Boydeu are down
from Hermosa enjoying the Chautau.
qua.
Neeley Parsons is in town today and
reports his coal prospect as constantly
improving.
Willis Sawyer came over from Edge.
mont this morning and will stay till
Sunday.
Rev. G. G. Ware will leave for a two
months trip to his old home in England
next week.
w. A. Turner will take charge of
the department of book Keeping in the
summer normal.
Fred Hummel came over from
EdRemont yesterday to visit his family
and returned overland today,
G. B. Hite who has been acting as
operator for the Elkhorn will return
to Chadron with his wife Saturday.
The summer school and institute is
progressing finely and great interest
is being taken by those in attendance.
D. N. Tilotson's place on Rose Hill
has been handsomely fixed up with
. new fence, the yard planted to blue
grass and other improvements.
Justice Ridpath has made complaint
to the city board of health that the
sanitary condition of the closets of the
city hall is not all that could be desired.
The Wind cave casa on trial in
Custer was postponed until Friday as
Attorney Mitchell who had important
evidence in his possession, was called
to Lead.
Mrs. A. w. Mcgowan drove to
Edgemont this afternoon, where she
will spend few days with her hus.
band, who has been quite i'll for several
days.
John Henton arrived home this
morning. He says he had enough Of
the coast and western wandering and
will take up his residence in Hot
Springs again. The STAR welcomes
him back.
Joyce's undertaking establishment
has been greatly improved by coat
Of green and silver. Prof. Gamer did
the work. He goes to Edgemont next
week to assist Jack Sackette Who is
overrun with work.
Otto Strom and E. F. Roberts have
about finished the new school house in
sub district No. 3, Of Hot Springs dis.
trict No. l, about three miles north Of
town near Charley Roe's place. This
is the last Of four school houses they
have built IN that district this year.
Dean Ware came down from Dead
wood last night and held short con-
ference with the Episcopal church
board at this place. He went to
Buffalo Gap this morning to meet
Bishop Hare who is making his annual
tour of the Hills. He will be in Hot
Springs week from next Sunday.
The annual meeting and election of
officers for the ensuing year of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
will occur in the college Wednesday
p. m. at $3.50, July 18th. Let every
member be present and commence the
year with renewed conservation and
determination. y
Harry Calhoun is in from the round
up on Sage creek and the Cheyenne
river. He, with Mr.. Barney are
gathering up bunch Of horses which
they propose to take through to Kansas
or Arizona and sell on the way. They
report the grass crop rather short for
this time of year. They. start south
next week.
A camping party from Rapid City
arrived last evening and is camped
on Cold brook near the cold spring.
Itconsists of Earl ID. Spaulding and
wife, NJ. Whealen and wife, Paul Duby
and Misses Ada Bower, Orphelia Tyler,
and Maggie Dunkel. They will re.
main week or ten days attending the
Chautauqua and enjoying the attrac.
tions Of Hot Springs. They made the
trip from Rapid in two days and re.
port good time.
A Handsome Reward
Will be given for the return to this