Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
HOT SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MAY II. 1894

From Saturdays Daily.
The O'Leary hotel furniture, from
Cascade, is being sold at auction this
afterncon-chattei mortgage sale.
DR.. S. j. Coyne Of Aberdeen came in
this morning to take few baths and
test the curative properties of ou,
waters.
L. r. Keyss of Chicago and G. s
W alters, two Northwestern railroad
boys, came in this morning to spend
few days.
J. H. Waterman, q prominent citi'
Zen Of Lincoln. Neb., came in this
morning to make an investigation Of
our resources.
Rev. George Perry, who is at Edge
mont working in the interest Of a
new Presbyterian church at that place
came over this morning on business
in connection with the church.
Prof. Tyler, OF the Black Hills col.
lege, gave a musical recital at Rapid
City last evening, assisted by local
talent. On the evening Of Mag l9
she will assist in a concert at Hill City.
A social hop will be given at the
Evans this evening for the enjoyment
of the guests. sackette's orchestra
will furnish music, under the leader
ship of the new instructor, Mr.. j. Z.
Gamer.
DR.. M'Gillycuddy yesterday received
a sample of the onyx lately discovered
near Hot Springs for testing at the
school of mines. The specimen was
capable of a high polish.-Rapid City
Journal.
Mrs. C. G.. Warnford Lock returned
yesterday from Hot Springs. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Paulson, of the
Springs. Mrs. Locks health has
greatly improved during her sojourn
there.-Deadwood Times.
The Business Mems Association is
growing stronger every day. 1t is a
most excellent organization, and will
do more than any other effort that was
ever attempted toward bringing Hot
Springs into popular prominence.
Mrs, H. r. Temple and Miss Emma
Temple, mother and sister of the presi-
dent of the First National bank of
Lexington, Neb., came in from that
place this morning to spend a month
or two visiting and recreating. They
are at the Evans.
At the meeting of the school board
Friday the following teachers were
hired for the coming year: Mis-:
Borst, intermediate room; Misses Dud
geon, Lampert and Boyd, for theil
respective rooms. The other place:
will be filled later.
The reception given last evening b,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Gillispie in honol
of their friend, MIR. Geo. Rathman, wa
largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by ALL Sackette's orchestra furnished
delightful music for the occasion, ant
the evening was spent in dancing ant
other social amusements. AS enter
tainers Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie hav,
but few equals.
j.. S. Noodle and family surprised
their many friends by coming in o,
the b. & M. this morning, bag and bag
gage. Their stay in the land of south
ern California was very brief and the,
did not find the country what it frs
appeared to be when they reached ther
in the winter. We welcome them bacl
again and hope they may be fully sat
is6ed. They have taken up their TEN
porary quarters with Sandie.
Speaking of the excursion from
along the G. & N. w. railway the lat
ter part of the month to Hot Springs
j. Fred Meyers, of the Dennison, la.
Review, says: I'VE believe we shall
let the Review run itself for a weel
and join the party. The Black Hill
country presents numerous opportu
! mites for nvestments-there are mil
lions in it for him who has the shrewd
ness of vision to take advantage"
Attorney Keller returned this morn
ling from Harrison, Nebr., where b
appeared as attorney for plaintiff ii
the important suit over the irrigation
ditch that takes water from Hat cree
about ten miles south Of the state line
4 A number of farmers IN this state an,
/ Nebraska last fall asked for, and oh
i tained, an injunction restraining th