Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-29

From Wednesdays Daily.
New hay is on the market at $40
per ton.
The Presbyterians are building new
churches at Minnesota and Edpemout.
The Long Pine Chautauqua COM
mences on Friday Of this week and
lasts until the 10th of July.
Mrs. DIR. Jennings and daughter
Miss Abbie are visiting with the fam.
lily Of Judge Bennett at Deadwood.
AL. Thornhill has taken position
with the firm of Sham & Co., and it
would be hard for them to find a better
man.
Noodle has first class, practical
matchmaker and jeweler.
pr. Howell is over from Edgemont
for a few days. He says he has not
located permanently there but will
divide his time between this place and
that.
Mrs. Alvin Fox went to Deadwood
this morning to attend the marriage of
their son Stuart to Miss Clyde Thomas.
MIR. Fox business here would not
allow him to go.
Improvements are being made at
the Hot Springs house. 1t is being
thoroughly renovated and fixed up and
will probably not be ready for the new
proprietor, Mr.. Young, for two weeks.
Word from Major Eaton is to the
effect that he is succeeding nicely with
the business of the Minerva Chiffonier
Trunk company. He is receiving
plenty of orders and is having large
number of the trunks manufactured.
The new lrrigating water wheel at
the Springer ranch works like charm
and they are able to water about 20
acres of land with it. The weather
has been such for the last two weeks
that its services in supplying moisture
have not been needed.
An immense tri-colored poster is out
announcing the G. A. r. reunion of
the Black Hills which is to be held at
Sturgis July 2, 3 and 4. We are not
informed whether the post here will he
represented or not, but presume a
number of the boys will go at least.
The Sunday school children in town
are happy over the prospect Of the
Sunday school picnic on the Fourth of
July. AS there will be nothing else
gong on here that day it is earnestly
wished that parents will make special
effort to make the picnic grand sue
cess.
Two extra coaches have been sent
for to make up the special train from
this place to Edgemont on the Fourth.
A canvass has been made of those who
expect to attend and 1T is thought all
the cars will be filled, in which event
the train will have to run clear
through.
The old soldier named Hayes, who
was sent to the asylum at Yankton
some months since was returned about
ten days ago, reported cured. Since
coming back he has shown signs that
he was not all right and yesterday was
taken with epileptic convulsions and
had fourteen in the space of about an
hour. He is now in bad shape.
Sheriff Blakey went to Edgemont
yesterday to bring back the colored
man Hopkins, who is charged with
stealing saddle. 1t appears he put
the saddle in soak to B. j.. Hill, and
then redeemed it and sold it to another
party. The matter comes up for trial
in Judge Boomers court tomorrow at
2 o'clock. When Sheriff Blakey went
to Edgedmcnt Monday evening he
found his man had started afoot for
Crawford. Waiting till last evening
Blakey went 10 Crawford by train and
got there just in time to see his man
come trudgine into town. He had his
long walk for nothing.
Finest line of jewelry in Hot
Springs at Noodles.
Talking about wooden mills. there is
no better place 70. one than right here
on Fall river. There is no question of
the supply of water and then too it can
be depended on all the year round. as
the water never freezes nor fails. Our
Business Mems association should take
this matter under contemplation.
There is no question but that the