Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-28
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is almost half done. It will make quit
an improvement to the appearance o
that part of town.
Judge Ray Calender of Harvard
Ills., is here to take baths for a severe
case of rheumatism and will no doubt
be entirely cured. He is an old frient
of DIR. N. M. Wade.
DIR. j. A. Moores, the new dentist
has rented the two first rooms of the
old Minnekahta club rooms in the
Minnekahta block and will be ready
for business in short time.
G. A. Peterson, the new Touring mill
man, left Saturday night for Newcastle
Wyo., to purchase wheat and to make
contract for grinding large quaint
ty that was raised in that nighborhood
this year.
DIR. Jennings has just lately received
an immense Macintosh electric battery
of the latest pattern for the treatment
of patients, combining all the methods
of treatment known to the profession.
Walter Scott is putting it up today
and it is beauty.
G. @. Hughes, general superintend-
ent of the Elkhorn came in Saturday
in his special car accompanied by Div.
Supt. E. G. Harris. Mr.. Hughes made
his first trip to Wind cave yesterday
and will remain a couple of days for
recuperation and rest.
John Ramus, who had his prelimi-
nary hearing before U. S. Commissioner
Anderson Saturday for timber depre.
dations committed on the reservation,
waived examination and was given his
liberty on his own recognizance to ap-
pear at the next term of the u. S. court
in Deadwood.
Il. II. Porter and S. A. Iden have
leased the Callahan drug store build
ing and are putting in feed store.
They have already received a car of bran
and shorts and Mr.. Iden has gone to his
Wyoming farm to bring in more feed.
L. j. Garrison has also put in furni-
ture repair shop in the same building.
These cool evenings the guests of the
Evans employ their leisure with whist
and high five. Mr.. Colson and Receiv-
er McKinlay are the champions. Doc.
Pierce thought he could play whist,
but when the champions knocked him
out in three rounds, he came to the
conclusion that it was high five he was
best at.
John Oak leaves tonight for Edge
mont with party of six stone cutters
and with them will work week at the
quarries at that place before leaving for
Sheridan where they will have about
two months cutting in the big three
story stone building to be built there
Those who accompany him are r. C.
Brennan, Jay O'Banion, Dave McVey
Paul George, VIM. Schultz and Theo.
dore Klaas.
Clarence Cradle, of the enterprisine
hustling real estate firm of Sharrock &
Cradle, of Edgemont, has been trans.
acting business in the city today. Mr.
Cradle says they can now give people
a boat ride within the town of Edge.
mont, as they have filled up an old
river channel, making them an excel.
lent place for boating. He says they
have any quantity of water for irriga.
tion purposes.
Prof. Guido de Voltaire, manager OF
the Evans bath the past season, left
for New York City Friday night on his
way to st. Augustine, Fla, where he
will spend the winter taking charge OF
the celebrated Casino baths of the
Ponce de Leon. He was we'll pleased
with his summers work in Hot Springs
and will probably return next yea,
again. As bath superintendent he
has few superiors.
w. s. Showers, general agent for the
Fidelity Building and Loan Associa
ton, of Denver, is in the city in the
interest of his company, and will like
ly establish an agency here. He has
been doing splendid business in
Sheridan, Newcastle and other Wyo
ming points. There are certainly some
very commendable features in theil
method of making loans, and they art
placing quite quantity of money ir
good towns.
One of the most telling temperance
lectures probably ever given in the city
was that by Mrs. Irene Harnandez q,
the Presbyterian church last evening
under the auspices of the w. c. T. U
The church was crowded to it's utmost
capacity, and from the time the lady
took the rostrum she held the audience
in breathless silence for about an houl
and half. She has pleasing voice
is an elocutionist of great ability and
the recitations she gave in connection
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