Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-16
LOCAL MENTION.
The Bank of Hot Springs is sporting

The Bank of Hot Springs is sporting
nice new awning.
Work Is progressing nicely on the
new Episcopal church.
VIM. Schonebaum has moved his
bakery and restaurant into the build
ing recently vacated by Holmes, the
tailor.
Merit Tillotson has put in a news
stand at the post Office where he will
keep on sale daily papers, confectionery
and cigars.
A. j. Rohleder, an old time stage
driver in the Hills, is here visiting
Hank Vanatta, Red Raymond and
other comrades. He is at the Mower.
Allen McMlllin and l.. X. Moore
finished tearing down VIM. Huebners s
house at Odell Friday. They will re-
build it on the lot recently purchased
Of DR.. Stewart.
Word from President Hancher is to
the effect that he has filled both Chau.
tauqua engagements in Florida and
is now on his way to the eastern states
in the interest of Black Hills college.
A. X. Mills was in town trading.
He says the farmers in his neighbor-
hood are making calculations for put
ting in big crops this year. He pre-
diets an early spring, as the wild geese
have already appeared.
Reeder & Boyles have purchased a
fine team of black horses from Mr..
Miner of the Martin Valley stock farm.
They also purchased another team yes
terday and seem to be dong good
business in the horse line.
Fred Evans purchased an entire out
fit Of farming and gardening imple-
ments while in Omaha, and proposes
to raise his own vegetables on his
own truck patch near the Falls. He
will irrigate with water from the
flume.
Sculptor Riordan has just completed
piece of statuary called "Mary' S
Dead Pet" which represents little
girl IN tears, while small brother is
trying to console her and is holding a
dead bird in his hand. 1t is very
pretty.
VIM. Huebner's generous and kind
nature was aroused when he learned
that Sam g. Odell, who is such an in.
valid. had lost his COW, and he forth.
with circulated subscription paper
and got enough to buy another COW
for Sam.
The Business Mems Union has
elected the following officers: Presi.
dent, F. 7. Evans; vice-president, A. s
Stewart; secretary, ). L. Burke; treas
urer, H. F. King. We understand
they are rapidly getting matters in
readiness for active and efficient work
in the interest Of the city.
John Summers and wife, who have
been here all winter, returned to their
home in Minneapolis on Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Summers has been great
sufferer from sciatica for years and ev-
cry winter has been confined to her bed
except this one. They are greatly
pleased with their visit to Hot Springs
Our readers will remember the
occurrence of the arrest, conviction
and sentence of Lewis w. Handy in
January, 1892, for shooting Andrew
Englestrom, foreman Of a bridge gang,
near Edcemont. Judge Gull, as at.
torney for Handy, will apply for a
pardon for his client to the state board
Of pardons on April 12.
Fred Hamilton was made happy
last Friday upon receiving dictated
letter from his wife, in which she
states that she feels as though she were
awakening from dream, and is feel
ing quite we'll. She can play upon
the piano again-something she has
not bsen able to do for many months,
and can assist in work of various
kinds. This will be good news to
many friends who hope soon to hear
OF her complete restoration to health
in mind and body.