Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24

his residence on Lincoln avenue today.
Ed. Winslow, who has been working
for A. A: Noodle as jeweler. returned
home to Crawford last evening.
Mrs. j. w. Pike is slowly recovering
from severe sprain to both of her
ankles received a day or two since. by
fall.
Agent j. c. Dickover will remove his
family to Lead from Hot Springs just
as soon as Il desirable home can be Sc
cured.-Lead Call.
The Elm Creek Quarry company
shipped two car loads of stone to Lead
today, on their contract for the block
being erected there.
j. NJ. Crabill, brother of Frank S.
Crabill came in from Clarinda, To-. this
morning and will remain until after
the shooting tournament.
A. w. Mcgowan returned from Edge
mont this morning where he completed
the sale of their -four and feed depart
ment there to George Paine.
A very pleasant dance was enjoyed
at the Evans veranda last evening. The
music was furnished by Sackette and
Gamer and Mrs. Warren.
A. A. Powell has moved his family to
the Appleget house up on Evans
Heights. several of the rooms having
been fixed up comfortably for them.
H. H. Robinson, superintendent of
the Bay State Cattle company of Kim
ball, Neb.. came in this morning with
his wife and they will remain several
weeks.
DIR. Mckay completed his subscrip-
tion for the write up of Hot Springs in
Climate and Resorts, and is now busy
securing cuts and matter to make
it interesting.
G. w. Mccoy came back from Orin
junction this morning where he and A.
b. Hulit received the sheep to be dis
tributed in this county. They will be
here tomorrow.
Father Hayes of O'Connor, Ncb., and
Father Haley of Alliance, two Catholic
priests are here to spend their summer
vacation. The former will stay until
Thursday. Sept. 6.
Although large numbers of people
have been going home within the last
week there are still enough coming in
to take their places and both the Evans
and Gillespie are we'll filed.
Mrs. Palmenter of Deadwood, who
will have charge of Lampert hall dur
ing the next year, passed through on
her way to visit friends in Nebraska
before the opening of college.
The Labor Day picnic at Spearfish
promises to be one of the greatest
events of the season. A number of
Hot Springs people have already de-
clared their intention of attending.
Born Tuesday afternoon to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Short, daughter. over which
event the face of the worthy engineer
at the Evans is fairly wrcathed in
smiles, as it is the first child. Con-
gratulations.
Col. A. b. Connor, wife and little
girls, took their guest, Judge Granger,
on trip to Wind Cave today. They
were up on Battle mountain yesterday
when it rained here, and say that not
drop fell up there.
Miss Myrtle X. Tyler, who has been
here visiting for a few days, returned
to her home at Rushville last evening.
Her excellent music ut the Catholicon.
where she has been stopping. has been
highly appreciated by the guests there.
G. S. Gibson and L. s. Siltz, of La
mona, To-, who have been here for three
weeks, take their leave for home this
evening. They go away with good i'm
pressions of our city and take many
momentoes and pleasant memories OF
their trip.
Bob Sham and August Sucksdorff
will start on a $50 mile trip down the
Cheyenne river tomorrow to look up
suitable location for sheep ranch, and
if they find anybody who wants to sell
cattle at the present low prices they
will take them in.
Prof. Chas. s. Mcgowan, brother of
w. j. and A. W., with his family will
return to their home in Iowa City this
evening. They have had pleasant
and profitable trip and but for the un-
fortunate accident which happened at
the Falls, their health would have
been much more benefited than it has.
Dan Larson returned from Lead to-
day, where he took contract of quar-
rying fifty cars of foundation stone for
for the Homestake company from the
Elk creek quarry near Piedmont. He
is getting his tools and implements
ready and will start in day or two