Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22

From Thursdays Daily.
Republican primaries are called for
July 2. Read the call elsewhere.
Rufus Thomas came in from Ne
brasha this morning and says it is
rather dry down there, with the small
grain almost total failure.
The party Of prospectors, Jos. Petty,
Chas. Slyfield and AL. Hora returned
from their trip to the upper Hills this
morning and report good time bat
very little gold.
Hon. Sireno B. Colson came in from
Fremont this morning to spend the.
summer at this place. He is looking
pretty we'll and he is safe from his
summer asthma here.
Joe Petty says the hardest Of Tues
days storm was in the neighborhood
Of Prlngle, where the hail and rain
was simply tremendous. Roads and
bridges were badly damaged.
Chas. j. Stackpole, who is one of the
principal purchasers of the Odell
qnarries, is here to remain most Of the
summer, and rumor has it he proposes
to open them up for business on big
scale.
Services at the Bapt,st church ON
Sunday, Oath inst, only in the morn.
ing. The pastor will preach the last
sermon in the series on "Joseph," in
the morning at 1890, Chesapeake
Mature Man." All are cordially in-
vite6.
E. l.. Tobee and wife of Keiths5nre.
ILL.,, came in this morning under adj
vice of one of the doctors who recently
visited Hot Springs with the Burling-
ton Route excursion. They will take
baths and the STAR hopes they may be
greatly benefited.
Charley Conger-wko may be the
next clerk of the court of Fall River
county, if he properly knocks the per-
simmons-is in town today with his
father-in-law. N. o. Dane, who has
been at Sioux City with A. L. VanOe-
wort for two years, but prefers to live
in the Black Hills.
ii. +. Connor, a young gentleman
from Rockford, Ills, who was sent
here three weeks ago by one of the
Illinois physlcisns left last night for
home feeling like new man. He had
gained twelve pounds in weight and
was feeling as we'll as he ever did in
his life. He thinks Hot Springs is
just the thing as health resort.
John l.. Burke has been fortunate in
securing the contract for furnishing
all the stone for the P. E. & M. V.
railroad for the next year for all the
buildings, foundations. bridges, ETC.,
they may need. This will give Mr..
Burke's quarry quite a start and we
hope it may lead to other contracts.
The stone is certainly an excellent ore
and we could wish no one more success
than MIR. Burke.
w. B. Clark returned from Hot
Springs, S. d., yesterday. A few
weeks since he was carried on a cot to
Hot Springs, hayinq suffered with in.
fiamatory rheumatism for many weeks
and was thoroughly broken down and
quite helpless. He comes home after
a few weeks treatment at the springs,
fully cured. Mr.. Pearson will show
scenes at that celeberted water resort
On our streets Saturday night and later
a low rate of fare will be made which
will enable all to avail themselves of a
few weeks bathing in curative waters
at Hot Springs. -Farragut No.) Senti-
mel.
Hot Springs as yet has made no
effort to get up any unusual demon
stration on the Fourth of July. This
Of all days in the year is the one to
which the children look forward with
joyful hearts, and bearing this in
mind the idea occurred to Mrs. S. J.
Wood that we ought to have grand
union Sunday school picnic, including
all the Sabbath schools, Epworth
leagues, Christian Endeavors, Unions,
Loyal legions, ETC., in the city. The
lady took the trouble to 90 to nearly
all the pastors in the city and as far
as she could ascertain, all were heartily
in favor of it. It is now requested
that each Sabbath school send com.
mittee of one to meet at the Minnelusa
hotel parlor on Tuesday evening OF
next week to arrange for the picnic
and see what is necessary to be done.
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