Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-09
TRAvEl.l.ERs' GUIDE

n. r. CA1LIN, Local Agent.
LOCAL MENTION.
That grouodhog probably didn't get
scared.
The stucco mill opened for business
again Wednesday.
N. M. Marshall, OF New York, ia
here on business with G. A. Eastman.
The Daughters Of R4becca will give
= butterfly social ON Monday evening,
February ~.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Dud-
ley, on Saturday, February 8. fine
young ron. Congratulations.
Rev. Baker, Of the Presbyterian
church will preach his introductory
sermon on thu first Sunday in March.
Tuesday night the Modern Woodmen
held meeting in their hsll in the
Fargo.Dickover building, and they
took in a number Of new members.
Douglas Green came down from
Rapid City on Thursday evening and
will take charge of Chris. Jenssn's
livery business while he goes to Oma-
ha.
WIN. Atkinson has traded his resi-.
dence property to }. H. Crow. of Tned-
ford, Neb. for farm at that place.
Mr.. Crow has moved here and will
take possession of his property at once.
We have't heard whether Mr.. Atkinson
will gO to Nebraska or not.
SCULPTOR Riord..n boxed and shipped
his two last works Of art to Mr.. Miner,
in New York. They were fe.
male figures, representing Mature
dwelling Herself before Science" and
'.Tie Birth Of Venus" He is now at
work on similar figure for the same
party. entitled Eve We UNDER
stand he receives $500 apiece for them.
City Engineer Scott has just compile.
ted map OF the entire city. showing
the sewerage district. According to
h,s estimate there will have to be 1T
least two and half miles of sewerage,
extending from the flushing station at
the junction of Hot and Cold brooks,
to half mile below the city limits.
The estimated cost is about $1,000.
:. >. E. Cooper had the misfortune to
get two of his fingers pinched while
coupling cars in the Elkhorn yard.
! last Friday. The injured lnembt re
kAre the same ones on the other hand
I'd ut were hurt some time ago in the
salhe way. The injury is not so severe
as Only the tl.shy pulp at the ends Of
the fingers and the nails are crushed
The public schools are making ar.
rangements for the proper celebration
of wa>hinvton's Birthday IN each
room with app, opriate services. There
will I've the regular school exerclses ia
the morning, and about an hour in the
afternoon will he devoted to the exer.
i, cises, which will consist of music and
recitations. Parents and citizens gen.
orally are given cordial invitation
to be present in any Of the rooms, and
encourage both teachers and pupils.
We are reli IDLY informed that the
AB. &. NJ railroad contemplat-s building
on from Sheridan early in the spring
Our informant says that the Northern
Z Pacific will build Is miles this way
from Billings and the B. & NJ. will
build The balance of the l65 miles. H:
says they will commence hauling ma
terial the first of next week. Also that
the b. & NJ. have now laid out theil
depot and grounds and will commenc,
work on them right away.
4' ..rhe Kansington Club" met at tn,
cosy home of Mrs. S,lksnson on Thurs
day. Feb. 1, The instrumental snt
4 vocal ssIs.tions rendered by the ladie.
OF the club, together with an elegan,
tea prepared BY the hostess, made .
most enj,yable afternoon. The clut
have made ARRANGEMENTS for n hon nj
I .The Gillespie" Saturday evening
There are eighteen members, esct
member inviting their husband or bes
fellow. and one couple. The ladle
i 4 have secured good music aud judging
from the various committees, a goot
{ time may be expected.