Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11

From Wednesdsy's Daily.
Judge Ridpath moved into his new
Office in the city hall today.
Peter Paulson aud wife arerejoicing
over the arrival Of fine young daugh-
ter on Tuesday.
The city board Of health appointed
by Mayor Evans consists OF Drs. Jen.
nings. Howell and B. A. Wade.
John Stabler has returned from his
trip to Nebraska towns this morning
and reports lots Of people coming this
season.
Jim Dornan, the new night watch.
man for the north part Of the city.
will 20 on. duty tonight. He will
make good officer.
DR.. Moffit and Messrs. Walker Of
Buffalo Gap are in the ,;ty. The Mr..
Walker who was so sick is now getting
so much better that he is able to get
aroundevery place.
The gun club has decided to postpone
the holding Of their shooting tourna.
ment until some time in August. as
there are too many events Of that kind
taking place now all over the country.
DIR. Hargens has received word from
Mr.. wakely, who is bringing in the
excursion of Illinois physicians, that
Mr.. Harden, representative Of the
Chicago Tribune will be with the party.
Cortie Curtis, the newly appointed
city marshal, went on duty today, and
will make faithful and efficient Off
Ger. He will not allow any drunken
ness on the streets and will enforce
the law as nearly as it can be done, he
says.
w. L. Judkins returned from his
trip to U. S. court at Deadwood last
evening and says the judge and grand
jury are having great racket among
themselves on the number Of hours a
day the latter should work. He says
there will probably be only short
term.
Meyer & Co. received fourteen as
fine fat cattle from Humphrey & Stem.
ger yesterday as ever came to town.
Grant Robinson and Will Crane tell
a funny story Of how one little steer
got after Fred Helm who was out .id-
ing on his bicycle near Buffalo Gap as
they passed there last night.
w. b. Clark, brother of the grocer,
Deli Clark, came in from Farrag ,Ia.,,
this morning with very severe case
Of rheumatism for which he will bathe
in the healing waters. He is accom-
panied by his father-in-law, Mr.. ]. j.
hickey. Both are prominent citizens
of that locality and the STAR wishes
them pleasant and profitable visit.
Paul Miller, a rancher living west Of
town, had the misfortune to injare his
foot severely this morning while rid
ing on the running gear Of his wagon.
His left foot caught between a wheel
and a rock ard crushed the toes and
foot so that number of bones were
broken. He was brought in to DR..
Wade, who fixed up the wounded mem
Der and made the patient as comforta-
ble as possible. It will lay him up for
some time.
A jolly party of sixteen persons
secured Jensen's big tally-ho coach
and will explore the dark recesses
of the beautiful Wind cave today.
The party includes Mrs. j. L. Baker
and her sister, Miss Hutchinson, Miss
Marilla Anderson, Misses Helen and
Gertrude Springer, Miss and Mrs. Liv.
ingston, MIR. and Mrs. Emil Hargens,
and Miss Cole and Messrs Hargens and
Loudenback. There were number
of guests of the hotels in the party
whose names we did not learn.
Gen. Manager Fitch of the Dulut b
South Shore and Atlantic, Gen. Mana
ger Underwood of the 800 Line" and
Mr.. Hall Of Marquette, Mich, who
are here in a special car, leave for
home this evening. They are delighted
with their trip. Mr.. Fitch makes fre.
quent visits here and his opinion Of
Hot Springs is we'll known. He says
he never comes but what he finds the
place more beautiful than ever. Mr..
Underwood says he had noidea we had
place of such great natural beauty
nor such substantial improvements.
The amount Of hot water and its clear.
ness surprised him. He says he has