Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-15
TIL DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JUNE Is. 1894.

From Mondays Daily,
Jos. Vincent and son Linnie went
to Omaha Saturday to spend a week
visiting.
H. A. GODDARD has moved his office
from Chicago avenue to the Catcholi.
con hotel.
Reuben Gurney, uncle of the Thayer
brothers returned from his visit to
Boston on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Listman, the tailor, is rejoicing
over the arrival of his wife from Sioux
Falls. They willtgo to housekeeping
at once.
Maj, Campbell returned from his
trip to the G. A. r. encampment at
DeSnet this morning, and reports q
good time.
The ladies Aid society OF the M. e.
church will meet with Mrs. S. j. Wood
Wednesday afternoon June IL. Mrs.
A. w. Mcgowan, Secretary.
John Andrews, we'll known IN this
city, who went to England some time
ago from Hermosa, has returned to
his parents in North Dakota.
State Auditor j. E. Nipple is in the
city with the grand lodge. Mr.. Nipple
has made an excellent official record
and will unquestionably be re.nom-
mated without dissenting voice.
X. G. Phillips, Of Deadwood, came
down last evening to take in the grand
lodge session. Kirk is lively candi.
date on the state ticket for treasurer,
with the brightest of prospects for
winning.
The Farley Bros. guitar and mando.
lin club of Deadwood, has been en-.
gagged to play during meals and for
the parties to be given at the Evans
during the week. They make excel
lent music.
MIR. Reynolds, the courteous travel
ing passenger agent of the Burlington,
came in with the Masons over his line
this morning and those who Travelled
that way speak of Mm in the highest
terms of praise. The Burlington
travellers all wore sunhower boutton.
ieres, gotten somewhere along the line
in Nebraska.
10 the enterprise and push of Gen.
Pass. Agt. j. r. Buchanan and to the
hustling qualities of H. Gable,
travelling passenger agent of the Elk.
horn are the Masonic brethren who
came in oyer that line indebted for the
fine service and fast time made. They
had it IN hand to make this excursion
a memorable one for their road and
they have done So. We hear nothing
but the highest praise for the accom-.
modations and the excellent service
rendered IN the trip from Sioux City tc
Hot Springs.
Judge Ridpath returned from the
fsad er.and of laying the remains oi
his son to rest, Sunday morning. His
report of his sons murder is substan.
TALLY as that given in the telegraph
reports. He says they are still at work
trying to secure the revolver Of the
assassins, and his sons satchel, though
they have indisputable proof that the
parties caught are the guilty ones
The Judge feels this sudden bereave.
ment keeniy and though he bears ur
manfully, it has been severe blow te
his nervous system.
S. E. Wilson and wife returned
home Sunday morning. Mr.. Wilson
as one of the trustees of the state nor
nal school at Madison has been attend
ing the meeting of the board and the
commencement exercises of that insti
tuition. He says it is in a prosperou.
condition and had just graduated 9
class of eighteen members, being one
of the strongest classes they have eve,
sent out. Mrs. Wilson, who has beer
visiting friends in Iowa, met him ir
Sioux City and they came home from
that place together.
Deputy Coroner Joyce returned
from Ardmore today and says the
tramp who was killed on the railroad
near that place Sunday morning wa,
John Smaller. He with two other;
had stolen the hand car and run up t.
house along the road few miles
broke into it and stole alot of plunder
1t is not known whether they lef,
Smaller drunk upon the hand car t.
meet his death or how it did occur
\ He had eleven cents in his pocket 9