Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
l Ed. Cossitt has moved into the house
formerly occupied by T.W. LaFleiche
The fire place in the lobby of tn
Evans is receiving it's annual over
hauling.
VIM. Allen, of Cascade, has returned
| from his trip to Omaha and other east
ern points.
o. B. Chesley, the Oelrichs editor
| and candidate for clerk of the courts
spent Sunday in the city.
j. L. Denmar, of Whitewood, came
down Saturday evening to look afte,
business matters and went back thi.
morning.
The flues of the boiler of the steam
heating apparatus at the Evans are beint
taken out and cleansed and put il
shape for winter.
VIM. Ellemund, brother-in-law OF
; Andrew Traut, came in from Chicago
to visit friends in this city and will re
turn tomorrow evening.
Miss Lillian Mcdonald, professor OF
French and mathematics in Black Hills
college, came in Saturday evening tc
get in readiness for the college work.
w. A. Wheeler came in from Sioux
Falls Sunday morning much to the
VI.,,rr | of h; II0 II
to secure a lay over ON his limited
ticket.
II G. M. Ross. of Mankato, Kan, who
has been here for some time, returns
home this evening. He will return in
the near future and will probably GO
into business in this city.
A. b. Hulit, who just came through
with 1900 sheep across country from
Orin Junction. says they only lost two.
He goes back in a few days to bring
another big lot into the county.
The New York Store has just got
in fall underwear and can show the
best line for the least money in the
fills. 1t will pay you to examine this
line before you buy. 3t-w
Judson Turner, young brother of
Mrs. r. p. Lymer, returned with her
from Coin, To-, on Saturday to attend
Black Hills College. w. A. Turner is
eXpected home tomorrow morning.
For SALE-Seventy-fi head of fine
buck lambs of the celebrated Ram
bouillet French Merinos, suitable for
breeding this fall, at s6 per head.
2I S. A. IpEN, Hot Springs, S. D.
A. L. Sharrock, the real estate man
of Edgemont, came over this morning
and drove over to Cascade to arrange
for purchasing the derricks and other
machinery there for the new quarry at
Edgemont.
George and Ernest Julian, sons of
Rev. A. r. Julian, of Chadron, came in
this morning to attend Black Hills
College. They are bright boys and
will make great addition to the col
lege students this session.
Frank Lamberton, who has been at
Rushville for month or two. returned
home this morning. They will move
into the west room of the Rylen build
ing tomorrow. He says the fire at
Rushville was fierce one.
The funeral services of True Parsons
little daughter we're held at the Con-
gregational church at 3 o'clock yester-
day. Mrs. Parsons, who is subject to
heart disease, was so prostrated with
grief that for time her life was dis
paired of, but she is better this morn
ing.
DIR. Stewart and Jim. Butler, with
their wives and Judge Dudley re-
turned from their fishing trip on the
Cheyenne yesterday. They caught
about fifty fish, one of which weighed
six pounds, and shot ten rabbits, so
they had plenty of game and fish.
They report fine time.
The first car load of machinery for
the new Touring mill arrived over the
B. & NJ. this morning. That we will
have mill in the near future is now
an assured fact, and Hot Springs is to
be congratulated over the fact. The
location will be determined in a few
days and men set TO work on it's con-
struction.
Major Anderson, wife and little son
returned from Iowa Sunday morning
and have taken up their residence at
their old home in the Sioux City Club
house. We understand the major went
to Deadwood with Judge Howe where
they will speak tonight, and he will
make complete campaigning tour Of
the state with him.
Capt. and Mrs. Lucas arrived home
Sunday morning and are at the Evans
They will remain here until called
back to Washington early in December