Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11

From Thursdsy's Daily.
George Gibson is better today.
Chris Jensen's new stone building Is
making rapid progress.
DR. Cheney reports Mrs. j. L. Gatss
quite sick with the measles.
Charley Smith, the B. & M. fireman
will be married on Sunday.
Prof. King is sick today and is not
able to attend school today.
Some elegant elm trees have boon
planted along River avenue south Of
tho postoffice.
Snow flurries in the upper Hills yes
terday and last night are the cause ol
our cool weather.
Every citizen should take it upon
himself to make the stay Of the Illinois
physicians in the city pleasant.
P. Whitney, town site agent and tax
adjuster for the Elkhorn, Is ia thu ,,ity4
on business for his company.
The guests at the hotels all appear
to be enjoying themselves. The izva-
lids are all improving nicely.
The family Of J. L. Baker ara said
to be packing up for an extended visit
to their old home IN Boston.
NJ. G. Fosnes, postoffice inspector, is
in the city today. de made a flying
trip to Buffalo Gap on the freight.
Large bills are out for the cowboy
races which will take place at Chad
ron on the 9th 9TH and 9th of June,
R. j. Mcintyre, the popular auditor
of the Adams Express company, has
been paying the city a few days visit.
The land in proximity to the big ire
rlgating ditch near Edgemont is being
taken up quite fast and we under.
stand almost every quarter has been
taken.
Col. Jim Stephenson came in this
morning from Omaha to spend few
days with his wife ana son who are
making their home here during the
summer.
Miss Minnie Pike, who has been liv-
ing in Grand Island for q vea- or
longer, returned. home yests.- \. ~; =,
is warmly welcomed by No.. s.
friends. -. 1W.. 2'oi
J. L,eWheeler and wife camSsS g
Dps1a e. yesterday and will fems s'S!
aS11asb two so that Mr.. Whee{SS!
- ~ = tllssough course Of baths
!. !! fiaabad case of rheuma-
Tie - City has been
discontis Aot or other
by the depss = =! Isll DO the an.
noyance of tke t6at locality.
An effort will . 10 blke t,sk,,r !, :,
flee re-established!
A party of Nsfthwestern Fs;s RaTs
conductors apd engineers FROM g thl
cago will arrive in the city saturd y
and will remain couple of weeks en1
joying good rest. There will be IL
or Is In the party.
Mrs. L. A. Bates, Miss Daisy Bates,
Carlyle Bates and Mrs. Il. E. Metzeer,
are party Of Aurora, Neb. people
who came in yesterday to spend, q,
month or longer enjoying thehs-lve{t
They are stopping at the Evans.
George E. Kellogg came in from Go
thenburg, Neb. yesterday and at once
entered upon his duties as the new
night clerk at the Evans. He is a tin.
top boy and is right on to his Job.
Frank Evans will act as day. clerk.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E,
church will meet at the home of NJ
L. X. Moore. Wednesday afternoon en
2:so p. m., May 16. 1894. All men2
bers are cordially invited to CONF < X
Mrs. A. w. MAaowAx, Sec. y
Fourteen warrants issued from Po.
lice Judge Boomers court against. the
saloon men and gambling houses Of the
city. and they will either have to put
up their regular monthly fines fr1 :
this time on or quit. The cou e
means business.
Charley Wilcox returned hop
Edgemont last evening, where ar-
spent several days looking ovd
town and says that it is buildi .t;o me
quite lively. The big ditch, ! e than
will hardly 5e ready for usine ever.
next year. .sA"anR
The pretty statue Of "Minnie," the