Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-07

From Saturdays Daily.
The new nj. Il. church at Belle
/ Fourche will be dedicated Sunday
Sept. 8.
G. A. Baker, who was in the Elkhorn
station here last year, is now located at
Denison. 10.
Miss Lottie Guernsey has been Sc
cured to teach the Cascade school and
they will get good school.
Edwin Van Cise, the prominent
Deadwood attorney, came down last
night with his wife to spend few days
To TRADE-An almost new, $50 sew
ing machine. for Il milk COW. Inquire
of j. l.. Gates, at the green house. Is
! Dell Clark, j. S. Cromwell and fam
lily and Mrs. Greenleaf are off by team
for an outing in the upper Hills to be
gone 81 week or ten day.
Prof. j. G. Mckee. who takes his po-
sition as county superintendent came
i'll from Union township to qualify this
morning. He will make 81 good officer.
Walt knowlton, the general manager
of the Chase Clothing house, returned
this morning and he says they will
shortly receive Il large limo of new
goods.
| Wesch Il Oak go to Sheridan next
70.
tract. Dave McVey, Jay O'Banion and
Theo. Glaizc will go with them to cut
stone.
A porcupine encountered couple of
dogs Mt Moore's ranch on Battle creek
and succeeded in mutilating them SO
they had to he killed, while he escaped
unharmed.- Hermosa Pilot.
Hot Springs is getting to be quite an
attraction for the red men. a large
crowd of bucks. squaws and papooses
came in yesterday and are doing the
town for what they can get. They are
camped down near the Trimmer place.
John Parks is preparing an extern
sive article for the American Field.
writing up the shooting tournament at
this place and giving all the scores.
John can make it very interesting for
the readers of that popular sporting
paper.
The Lady Gay Mining company will
have their concentratingta tables in readi-
ness by the 18th of September. after
which their highest hopes will be
realized as they have any amount of
ore running from seven and half to
eight dollars ton.
! A party of prominent railroad peo-
pie came i'll this morning and will re-
main several days. They are G. n.
Clayton, western passenger agent of
the Wabash. and Mrs. +. ]. Humphrey:
also T. ID. Boon. treasurer of the Union
Pacific. and his daughter. They are
at the Evans.
Ed Bignell, superintendent of the
northern division of the b. Il. NJ. in
Nebraska. came in this morning in his
special car. suffering with severe case
of intlamptory rheumatism, and had to
be wheeled to the Evans in an invalid S
chair. He is accompanied by his fam
lily physician. DIR. Tucker
Geo. A. Field goes to Edgemont this
evening to look after the business in
terests of Hulst Il Price at that place
and will return tomorrow morning
with his wife. who has been visiting at
Grand Island for the last six weeks.
Her health has been greatly improved
by her trip.
DIEp-At the Falls, at o'clock last
evening, John w. Brown. aged 60
years. Deceased was member of the
soldiers home. but was out on a fur
lough when he took sick with COM
| plication of diseases which caused his
death He was Il private in Co. +. oath
Ohio infantry. and was admitted to the
home from this county in 1890. Flu
neral services were held at the home
cemetery this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
w. w. NJ. Williams of Council Bluffs,
TO-, patentee of new idea in sleeping
cars, for which he is organizing COM
pany to manufacture them at st. joe,
Mo-. Is at the Evans. From his des-
cription it is winner, being lighter
and safer than the Wagner or Pullman
and can be turned into drawing room
at a moments notice and no danger of
shutting up the upper berth in case of
accident. He is very confident of sue
cess
Fred Evans has commenced the
building of a green house and conser-
vatory between the Evans bath house
and the street. 1t will be thirty. feet
wide, as long as the bath house and as
high as the first story, 1t will be cheated
with steam from the bath house en-
cine and will ba f311od with fo,voro Tho