Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-16
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MARCH 6Nls94.
st. patrick's day in the morning.

st. Patrick's day in the morning.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give an Easter entertainment on
the evening of March 26.
Bert Cox, the popular conductor on
the main line of the Elkhorn, is taking
a months layof and is visiting in the
south.
Sandie Noodle is in receipt Of tel.
egram from Jim announcing The safe
arrival of his wife and children and
Miss Coldington at Los Angeles.
1t is no longer the Art hotel, but
"Hotei Minnelusa.' Judge Boomer
says that if any one has any criticism
to offer, to please present themselves
to Lon GODDARD.
N. j. Aldrich and w. H. Hopkins
arrived Tuesday morning from Aurora,
Ill. and will remain month or more
bathing in the waters to try and regain
their health.
The land Office records at Rapid City
show that Andreas Hagen and Daniel
l.. Hayden, of Hot Springs, have made
original homestead entries in this vi
cinity recently.
Marshal Roe is getting after the
dwellers in the Minnekahta frame
block with sharp stick. He says he
is going to have the street in the rear
Of the block cleaned up and kept clean
right along this summer or somebody
will have to smart.
Orlando Ferguson is appealing the
injunction case decided by Judge
Gardner at Custer some time ago in
favor of G. A. Eastman to the supreme
court, and the STAR is getting out his
attorneys brief, which will be docu.
ment of about forty pages.
Mrs. N. S. Miller, daughter Of VIM.
Allen of Cascade, arrived last Tuesday
from Norfolk and went to Cascade.
Her husband arrived Wednesday
with carload Of household
goods and stock and they will go to
ranching over near Cascade.
Capt. Marsh, Jim Stevenson and
Percy B. Ford, all prominent citizens
Of Omaha, came Tuesday morning to
spend some time in the city. Mesdames
Stevenson and Ford have been here
for some time and hail the arrival of
their husbands with great delight.
j. ID. Mcdonald came in from the
cave on Tuesday and informs us they
have just discovered two new rooms
beyond the Pearly Gates, which are
They cover one and two
acres respectively. He also says they
have opened the passagevays to the
Pearly Gates so that visitors can walk
erect all the way, and the round trip
can be made in four or five hours.
When Messrs Jones and IIandlin un-
loaded their newspaper outfit at the
spearfish depot they discovered that
the main shaft Of their Gordon job
press was broken square Of just inside
the Aywheel. The press had evidently
been subjected to rough usage in com.
ing over our mountain railways, and
in the fracas had met with the accident
as above noted .-Spearfish Bulletin.
Walter Scott and Mr.. Van Sittert
have torn down the building used by
the city for storing the hook and lad
der truck and hose cart, opposite the
STAR Office, and out of the lumber they
have built two little houses, 8x1O f.,
in either end Of town for storing the
hose carts so that they will be couven-
lent in case Of FIRE. One is located
near Justice Rldpath's Office on Seventh
street, and the other on the back street
near Jensen's livery stable.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Bray brought
in "Three Bears" an Indian from Pine
Ridge agency. Tuesday, whois charg-
ed with beating his squaw nnmerci.
fully over the head and face with a
club. The witnesses who were ex-
pected, failed to appear, and Marshal
Bray went back after them that even.
ing. Three Bears says he never beat
his sqpaw but once before, and that
was when they were travelling as Kick.
apoos with the Sagwa Medicine COM
pany and both imbibed too freely Of
the Sagwa or something stronger, and
they both got too gloriously full to
know what they were doing. He does
not say whether he was drunk this