Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-26

today after cycads.
Col. Thornby came down from Her.
mosa last evening on business.
Frank Allen is sick abed. threatened
with an attack of mountain fever.
w. III. Wilson returned from busi.
ness visit to Edgemont this morning.
j. ID. HedriN of the soldiers home
has been made sergeant of that insti-
tuition.
VIM. Allen of Cascade goes to Omaha
the first of the week to lay in a stock
of groceries for Connor n Co.
S. M. Houghton is now in Omaha
on business matter and will probably
go to Chicago before he returns.
Bob Sham went to Smithwick last
evening. where he will load three cars
of cattle for shipment to Omaha.
w. w. Cunningham will 80 to work
i'll the Evans laundry on Monday and
Harry Dickovcr will go to school.
| Harry Gayhart. Bert Jones and Wal
| lie Root start tomorrow for Wyoming
on an extended hunting trip.
\. j. Matthews of the Soldiers home
went to Hermosa on the freight this
afternoon to he gone several weeks.
c. Listmann. the tailor. is putting IL
partition across his room to secure IL
little more privacy for his residence.
Jack Shatfer is loading another car
of gypsum for the Monitor Plaster
company of Omaha at the EliShorn de-
pot today.
| Mrs. j. j. Jones and children return
ed from their trip to Wisconsin yester-
day and report very pleasant visit
with friends.
President iIanchcr and Prof. Corn
| ing will drive to Hill City this evening
and the former will preach at that
place tomorrow.
j. l.. Gates has almost completed Il
large water wheel. like Mr.. Woods on
the Springer ranch, for watering the
garden ut the green house near the Ca
tholicon.
Judge Ridpath granted Alien Barton
of Oelrichs a Judgment against the II.
Il. X Nj. V. railroad company for $40
this morning. as damages for the kill
ing of II fresh milch COW.
Sugar beets are being shipped from
Chadron to Norfolk, but the people of
that town are sanguinc that by an
other year they will use them all up at
the factory contemplated at that place.
Misses Jessie and Carrie Wilson and
Mamie Held. three of the popular
teachers of the county are in the city
today doing some shopping. They are
doing nicely with their schools.
John Burke came in from the Ger
man settlement where he has been try
ing to talk dutch" to the grangers in
that locality. Charley Schlieve acted
as his interpreter and he says the re-
publican ticket will he all right there
The chicken pie supper given by the
ladies aid society of tile NJ +. church
at the soldiers home last evening WAS
Il grand success. The receipts were
over $50. The music. furnished by Mrs.
Slegrcw and Prof. Weiss was Greatly
appreciated.
Andy Butler. former editor of the
Cascade Gcyscr. arrived here this;
morning. and Will probably take Il po-
siton ;;s Il news gather ON The Herald
in T.. S. Ames' place. that gentleman
going into the county to do some cam
paigning for The office of register of
deeds
James Buchanan. brother OF Gen.
Pass. .Ngt. Buchanan OF the fllkhorn.
came in from Chicago this morning tn
spend a couple of weeks. lie expects
his brother here next week To spnna a
couple Of days With him enjoying Hot
Springs and it, attractions.
j. NJ. Dawson OF Chicago. one of the
| i'.il tN VI ltliiOStti ItItll W 40 ilnst )ttll
here for some time. was taken Suddenly
sick with appendicitis Il day or two
since and is in great danger. y severe
surgical operation is contemplated by
his physician. DIR. Jennings.
f.. c. Willoughby. son of III. Millough-
by. and wife came in this morning
from Superior. Neb.. and surprised his
father: They are accompanied by
Frank Coleman of Bradley's flats who
was accidentally shot in the calf of the
leg accidentally while hunting ducks
during his visit there.
Patrick Ferguson is now behind the
bars again. Yesterday Sam Moses and
, Chas. Eastman went to his ranch to
serve some replevin papers on him
He thought they had come to take him
and got his shot gun and did good iol
of standing off. Charley finally got