Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26

urday.
There has been considerable talk on
our streets OF Hot Springs get.
ting smelter.
Potatoes 81 IS per hundred. Enquire
at Hulst & PRICES. 253tf
Mrs. B. A. Wade, who has been
quite sick, being threatened with pneu.
monia, is considerably improved.
Rome Miller and his little son came
in from Norfolk Sunday morn.
ing 10 spend a couple of weeks taking
baths.
j. E. Chapman, janitor of the school
house, fell down stairs last Friday
and broke finger and bruised HIM.
self badly.
Ed. Callahan, brother of the Herald
editor, who has heen working for him
the last two months, left last Thursday
via the B. e. NJ. for Denver.
H. E. Patterson, a former operator
OF the B. & NJ. at this place, who was a
favorite with everybody, has been in.
stalled as agent at Minnekahta.
Walter Knowlton is calling upon
the several clothing stores throughout
the Hills owned by |. III. Chase
for the purpose Of invoicing their
stocks. He will be gone about two
weeks.
Marshal Roe informs us that he now
has the city Jail ready to receive guests
and he wants us to give notice that he
will now deal with them as becomes
bis official dignity. Look out. law.
breakers.
Druggist w. r. Castle has been very
dangerously sick. His father was
Summoned from Harrison, Neb., by
telegraph and arrived Friday. We
hope for his speedy and permanent
recovery.
Rev. Baker, the recently called pas.
.or OF the Presbyterian church writes
that he has already secured a man to
take his place at Rushville, and it is
very probable he will he here before
the first of March as he intended.
The hearing of the injunction case
against the city on the levy of the
special assessment for grading on Riv.
er avenue. which was to have come up
before Judge Gardner at Rapid City
today, has been postponed until Feb.
10.
The J R mill started up for short
rnn this week, mainly to dispose Of the
accumulation of ore from the shaft
now being sunk. The ledge in the
shaft is looking as we'll as it always
has, and gives promise of future rich
ore bodies.-Tin Miner.
A young man by the name of Frank
Godfrey, from Rushville, Neb., will
open up a stock of goods in the
Barnes block about the first of Febru.
ary. He comes recommended as a
tirst-class young man and we hope he
may receive cordial welcome.
Some low lived chicken thieves have
been committing some depredations
right in town recently. MIR. Flanders
and others have their guns in good
shooting condition and we expect to
have good item some time soon OF
some of the robbers having their hides
p p.rforated with bird shot.
w. U. Germond has his force of men
still at work on his dam for the lake on
Cold brook. They are down eighteen
feet and will go to bed rock. Harry
Sparks will superintend the framing
of the timbers for the dam and the
construction of the Hume and two
bridges that Will ee necessary.
Mrs. Kendall and daughter. from
Akron, Ia, came in last Friday to
remain month or two taking taths.
They were on their way to the Arkan.
sas Hot Springs, when George Mead
saw them and told them of this place
and persuaded them to come hither.
We can assure them they will not be
sorry they changed their minds.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. warnford Lock
and A. Worthington Topp, of Dead.
wood. were in our city for few days
visit. The gentlemen Of the party are
connected with the South Dakota MIN.
ing company who recently commenced
operations and whose men were mob.
bed by the striking miners, Mr.. Lock,
who is superintendent, being knocked