Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-29
From Thurrd.y's Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Ed Sarver has recently added several
new members to his Burlington Route
band.
Dell Clark and j. s. Cromwell with
party Of nine people went to The
Bad lands to spend the day.
Fred Hamilton has moved to the
second story Of TIE Mckay building on
Minnekahta avenue.
The county commissioners will meet
on Monday next to perform their usual
duties as board Of equalization.
Orlando Ferguson says that weasel
or mink fonnd its way into his chickes
house last night and killed forty cboics
chickens.
Major Campbell has rented the little
cottage on the bill back of the Clifton
setel and will move into it on the first
Of the month.
Sham & Co, report large purchases Of
wool throughout the county wich is
being shipped from Smithwick, Ard
more and Oelrichs.
Tuesday evening Spearfsh and
vicinity was visited by severe hail
storm which destroyed a large amount
Of window glass and did other dam
age.
Mrs. Alvin Fox and children return
ed last evening from Deadwood accom-
panied by Stuart Fox and bride, nee.
Miss Clyde Thomas. They will remain
over Sunday.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers of the w. c. 7. U. which was to
occur on Monday July End, has been
postponed. Announcement of meeting
will appear later.
Rev. Baker will preach morning and
evon,ng at the Presbyterian church.
Morning subject, "Does the Church
fail in her Mission?' Evening subject,
"Who Is my Nelghbor?-a social
Question"
DIED-At her home near Smithwick
on Sunday last, Mrs. j. Loucks, aged
IS years. Funeral was held at Oelr,chs
on Monday afternoon. Deceased was
only sick short time and her death
was due to hemorrhage. She leaves q
family of four little children and
sorrowing husband to mourn her death.
DR.. Williams, a dentist Of eight years
practice and also doctor of medicine
graduate Of Rush Medical college,
came in this morning and will locate
in the city to practice destistry. He
has not yet secured location for an
Office, but will do so within day or
two.
Frank Stewart came over from the
Gap last evening and reports a heavy
rain at that place yesterday. His wife
who has been visiting with Mrs. GODDARD
for abont week has become greatly
attached to Hot Springs, and Frank
says be perhaps will get no rest until
they have established residence in
this city. Hot Springs would gladly
welcome these excellent people, and we
see no reason why he could not attend
to his cattle business just as we'll from
this place as at the Gap. The STAR
hopes they will come. -.
G. S. Isham, one of the prominent
ranchmen Of Beaver townshipt made
the STAR call yesterday and informs
US that they propose to hold an old
fashioned picnic on the Fourth of July
at the newly established post Office at
the Cheyenne river railroad crossing of
the F. E. & M. ", known as Oral.
Hon. s. E. Wilson Of this city will de-
liver the Grafton ana Miss Dewey of
Cascade will reclte. There will be-
the usual amount of lemonade, ice
cream, cake and good country proven
der and splendid time is anticipated.
In speaking Of the base ball game to
be played at Edgemont on the Fourth,
the Deadwood Independent says: "One
Of the features of the program will bs
ball game between team from
Hemmingsford, Neb., which will bs
made up Of ball players from down
the line as far as Grand Island, and
the Hot Springs nine, which will be
strengthened by Patterson an6 Moore.
two professional players from Omaha.
and several players from Deadwood
and Lead" Patterson and Moore arc