Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-09

from TueodAy'e DAILY.
The battle wages fercely today.
Fred Cole went to Minnekahta TODAY
ON business.
G.. F. Graham Of Deadwood was here
over Sunday.
Phil B. Collins, Of Omaha, was an
Evans guest over Sunday.
j. j. Cairnes came overfrom Oelrichs
today and is watching the battle as it
progresses.
A. d. Steward of Deadwood was hand
shaking with his many friends in the
city yesterday.
F. F. Turner, Paxton & Gallagher's
man of Omaha is taking orders among
our merchants.
Miss Kellar is arranging to give a
music recital at her home on the even
ing of November 10.
j. E. Kenefick is overfrom Edeemont
to vote and to stay a few days on his
ranch. He reports Edgemont lively.
The family of j. G. Davis has been
quite sick for some time and the afHict-
ed ones are not improving very fast.
G. B. Green and w. G. Thompson of
Cheyenne Falls and Hugh Houghton
and wife of Oelrichs were at the Fereu-
son..
r. P. Ream came over from the
Cheyenne Canyon coal mine today to
vote and to see how the election
goes.
Hank Vanatta has opened a wood
and coal yard at the B. & NJ. yards, and
reports business in that line starting
out finely.
j. r. Morrison of Phillips, Ia, and j.
A. Curington of Grindstone, s.. D. came
in Sunday morning to stay some time
taking baths.
A. G. Duke has sold out most of his
stock of second hand goods to VIM.
Bruner and the building occupied by
him is awaiting the new meat market.
DR.. Hargens and Dan. Larson leave
tonight for a duck and goose hunt at
Irwin, Neb. They will be gone three
days and will no doubt bring back lots
of game.
Frank r. Wingfield, the genial editor
of the Crawford Tribune, and his
friends, @. L. Freeman of that city and
w. r. Siders of Alliance were in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick of New
castle, Mrs. H. F. Clark Of Cambria and
Mrs. Edger of Beatrice constituted a
pleasant party who spent the Sabbath
day at the evans.
Frank Muhrlin, the section foreman
of the Elkhorn is off an a trip to Hast
ings, Neb., where, it is said he will take
unto himself a wife. They will return
the latter part of the week,
Reports received from Custer at four
o'clock state that 2s4 votes had been
cast up to that time and the indications
are that there was little scratching.
o. M. Templeton and wife leave for
Sioux City tonight. They have made
many warm friends in the city who will
be sorry to see them go, and will wish
them we'll wherever they go.
Mrs. Miles, who lives on the corner
of Lincoln avenue and Sixth street, fell
off the stoop in front of the house last
night and broke one of the bones of her
foot DR.. Wade reduced the fracture.
which was quite painful.
Mrs. Burdette, who has been here for
some time looking after business mat
ters, returned to LeClaire, To-, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. P. o. Lancaster, and
her husbands family.
A one armed drunken man, begging
about town, stole some chinawBre from
Tom Sing this afternoon and when the
marshal tried to arrest him he drew a
knife on him. It is thought there is
a gang of thieves in town.
An interesting game of football is
promised for tomorrow afternoon on
the college campus. Both teams have
been in training for some time in an
ticipation of this interesting event and
an exciting game is sure to result.
Mr.. Booker was to speak at Mime
kahta last night, but failed to catchthe
train; he didn't get on the platform;
he fell down before he reached the
train. He will likewise fall down hard
today in his race for a state Office.
Frank Godfrey is making a great
change in his store room today. He
has moved to the front rooms up stairs
fora residence, and has torn out the
partition across his store room and
put in shelving the whole length and is
putting up his goods, which makes an
elegant room and gives plenty of light
from the rear He ia wo11 sofioAod with