Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-16

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tise them largely and there is but little
doubt but there will be large sales, and
quite an industry will grow up here
in the manufacture of them. Man
Meyer writes Mr.. Warren that there
is but little doubt but that the rack
will supercede all others on the
market.
From Mondays Daily.
j. l.. Baker went back to Lincoln
last evening.
Deadwood is to have a new bank in
the near future.
j. G. Spencer left for his Wyoming
ranch last evening.
Major Tyson of Erie, Pa, is receiving
marked benefit from his use of the
waters here.
Yank Judkins returned from Edge
mont this morning, whittier he had
gone OIL important business.
Lee Chambers of Hot Springs has
made an original homestead entry be-
fore the U. S. land Office at Rapid City.
Mrs. MeNonn of Rockerville came
down last evening to spend few weeks
visiting and is stopping at the Fergu-
son.
M. Caughey leaves this evening to
visit his old home at Atlantic, lowe,
and will stop few days with his parents
at Council Bluffs.
Mrs. McDell, who has been living in
the old New York store building in
lower town, went to Lead this morn
ing to join her husband who is a car
penter in that city.
There is Il kerosene famine in the city
and as far as We can learn there isn't u
half barrel of it in town. A car load
has been ordered and it is expected
every day. :
n number of the b. Is NJ. engineers
are busy at work from Spearfish to the
northwest and it looks asifthere would
be some railroad building done in that
locality i'll the near future.
Gen. Supt. Hughes who has been
very sick with pneumonia is now con
valescing. and will probably leave
Omaha for California about the 18th
on Il trip to recuperate his health.
L. b. Dings Slipped and fell through
the joists while working at the new
mill. He says he caught by his ears.
and is thankful for having big ears for
once.
In speaking of the defeat of the
democratic party and the great repub.
lican victory Judge Dudley remarks:
No party ever got so complete and
thorough a drubbing. unless they
deserved it,"
Miss Ina Marshall, the lady who
made such Il gallant fight for superin.
tendelt of schools. leaves tonight TO,
!. Alliance where she will take a position
i'll the kindergarten department of the
public schools in that city.
Lawrence Thayer returned from
Edgemont yesterday where he arranged
for opening a restaurant and lunch
counter. He will still remain in bust
ness here but expects to get his stuff
moved over so as to open up about the
middle of the week.
} Maj. j.. w. Halford, former private
secretary of President Harrison an6
, now paymaster of the United States
army in company with w. w. Thrall OF
Omaha, spent Sunday in the city anG
/ took in our churches. They left 70,
Omaha Oh Sunday evening".
Mrs. Harry Ryan, mother and child
rem leave for their home in Billings
Mont, tomorrow evening, where Harr,
has determined to locate. They viii
!, be greatly missed in this city as Mrs
!, Ryan has made hosts of friends here
who will be sorry to see her go. Harr,
is greatly in love with his new run.
F.. s. Pierce of Cascade had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable saddle horse
Saturday. His boy with some Others
had driven Il bunch of horses on the
big red bridge near that town to catct
them and the best one jumped right
over the banisters and fell a distance
of twenty-five feet to the gulch below
breaking his neck and killing hin
instantly.