Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-26

Wo UNNECESSARILY UuttU ullOUucf lucdU
market is soon to be opened up in town.
Harry Hare will probably take Mr..
Kellogg's place as night clerk at the
Evans.
Maj. Campbell says that Mr.. Kenney
was about the twenty-second old SOL
dier that has died at the soldiers home
since it was opened.
Prof. Killing is quite sick today. He
is suffering from severe attack of
quinsy and though he had his throat
lanced it has not relieved livery much.
The job department of the STAR is
printing the election tickets for both
Fall River and Custer counties. They
are 13N2S inches in size and make pile
seven feet high.
Mrs. A. K. Pierce leaves tomorrow
morning for Redfern where she will
remain for three months at least with
her husband who is at work on the
Guilty Sark mine again.
Evangelist Powers of Lincoln is en-
pected to begin series of revival
meetings at college chapel Sunday
evening, to continue each evening for
an indefinite time.
HI. S. Dinner, of Dinner Bros, who
run all the eating houses on the Rock
Island between the Missouri river and
Denver, came in this morning on i'm
portant business and will be here for
few days.
There have been shipped from the
station of Belle Fourche on the Elk
horn alone this season 2,4OO cars of
cattle and there will be 1905 head more
shipped this week; making in all a total
of about $4,000 head. That is record
that is remarkable indeed
E. r. Simms drove to the Neely
Parsons coal find near the Cheyenne
river last evening where he has man
at work and is more enthusiastic than
ever of the prospect for coal. They
have discovered Il new prospect where
there are out groupings at the surface
and will commence sinking a shaft in
a few days to try to strike a largervein
The progressive high five party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Catlin in honor
of the fourteenth anniversary of their
marriage on Saturday evening, was "a
very pleasant affair and the party of
invited guests enjoyed it immensely.
A. b. Connor won the gentleman's
prize, which was handsome silver
match box, and Mrs. Jos. Vincent the
lady's prize, which was a beautiful book
of poems.
To show the feeling there is against
the Introduction of sheep into the
country we need only to allude to the
fact that when Chris Meyer and Grant
Robinson were driving the sheepbought
of S. A. Iden to their ranch near
Smithwick they could not find family
along the way that would give them IL
stopping place for the night, and they
had to bed their sheep down in the dry
bed of Hat creek and like Jacob of old.
they had to use stone for a pillow
and starry sky for a covering.
j. NJ. Baldwin came up from Hot
Springs Sunday to visit his family. He
says the motor line to Wind Cave is a
sure go. 1t is hardly fair of Jim to go
down there and put such ideas into the
heads of those people as the buying of
IL second hand railroad. He'll be sell
ling them the Harney Peak company's
spurs yet. 'F IS NJ. n Logan returned
Monday from a short visit to his fam
lily at Hot Springs. He is OF the opin-
ion that an additional concentrator will
be necessary to the perfect success of
the Lady Gay mill as the tables now in
use are not sufficient to handle the
tailings.-T Tin Miner.
Judge Cleveland, Judge Frye. S. E.
Wilson and j. b. Dickover went to
Cascade last evening and held gen
uine republican love feast among the
good people of that locality. All four
OF the gentlemen spoke at some length
and the meeting did not adjourn till
nearly midnight. The house was
crowded and the frequent applause
manifested great delight and enthus-
iasm. Frye and Cleveland drove home
but Wilson and Dickover went to
Maitland to speak tonight, and on
Wednesday night they will be joined
by Chambers Kellar at Ardmore where
they will hold another rousing meet
ing.
Miss I. NJ. L. Sherman, evangelist,
will ID. W reach Hot Springs on
Saturday evening, to begin a series of
religious meetings in the Baptist
church. We hope to hold the first
meeting of the series on Sunday morn
ing, 2Sth inst. Miss Sherman is richly
gifted asa speaker, and is imbued with
a sweet Christian spirit Fuller an
nOuncements NAV be expected later.