Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-16
Fosters predictions for March SO far

Harry Schley, wife and mother Of
Chadron, are in the city for a short
visit.
Mayor j. B. D,ckover expects to
start on trip to California next
week.
The bridge on Eighth street across
the river has been fixed up in first class
shape at an expense Of $50.
Z. Nowlin, wife and son of Arling-
ton, Neb. are here to spend some time
taking baths and are at the Mower.
John Sidey is tearing down his
Dime museum and making some inn
provements in the rear of his place of
business.
pr. Stewart has sold j. A. Clark an
acre Of land from the Will Stanley
place along the creek, presumably for
slaughter house and yard.
G. NJ. Wilcox has purchased the in
terest of Major Eaton in the drug stock
in the Phillips block recently run in
the name of j. C. Dickover & Co.
The New England supper given by
by the ladies Of the M. E. society was
grand success financially and socially.
Everybody had good time and some-
thing over $17 was realized.
Mary Yusta, the Deadwood girl con-
victed of manslaughter, has been sem
fenced to three years and seven months
in the penitentiary, Judge Plowman
said she should have been found guilty
of murder.
j. w. Hamilton, former cashier of
the Minnekahta State bank, will soon
take his departure for California Jim
has been one Of the boys in Hot
Springs for about three years and he
will be greatly missed in social circles.
Lou Schellinger was here shaking
hands with his many friends and SELL
ing hardware. He says the hunters
about Hay Springs say the wild geese
never were so plenty in the lakes
south Of there as they are right now.
Three men went out and killed IS in
one day last week.
Hon. S. j. Conklin of Clarks, s. d.,
editor of Conklln's Dakotian, is ex-
pected to arrive here about the 18th
inst. to take course of baths for Sc
we're case of sciat,ca, with which he has
been afflicted for long time. As he
is an old soldier, he will probably take
quarters and spend most Of his time at
the home.
John Eyans, brother of Fred Evans
came in from Ravenna, Ohio, to spend
few days looking after his interests
at this place. His term of Office as
county treasurer will expire in Sep.
tcmber Of this year and he, figuring
so as to close up his matters in that
state and move to this place and
improve his farm at the head Of Cold
brook where he will reside. Hot Springs
will gladly welcome them as perma-
nent residents.
An exciting runaway took place up
on Cold brook Tuesday morning. Mrs
Bob Mannagh was standing near the
round house holding her horse which
was hitched to buggy, when the en-
CINE steamed out Of the round house
soaring the horse so that he broke away
from her grasp, knocking her down
and pulling the buggy over her. In
going across the bridge the buggy
caught and both 1t and the harness
were badly broken up. Mrs. Mannagf
was not seriously hurt although severe
ly bruised.
The committee to which the fran
+ chises for srteet railway and telephone
systems were referred, did not have
meeting Wednesday on account Of
absence of two members. A party Of
prominent citizens who were invited
to meet with them and discussed the
matter thoroughly and everyone was
heartily III favor Of granting it. DR.
Stewart and others living on College
hill, were strongly in favor of requir.
ing that stub be built from the cor
ner of Seventh street and Chicago ave
to the Stewart bath house,-which
would only be three-eighths of a mile
more than the ordinance requires to be
built within limited time.
The Business Mems Union is in cor
respondence with John A. Lee, pres'
dent of the Travellers Protective Asso
/ ciation of America at st. Louis, will
( view Of presenting that Organization
Y n oronosition to locate the big santa