Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-06

night and spent Sunday with his
family.
At the Baptist church on Sunday,
services will be held as usual. The
Subject Of the morning sermon, at
1890 will be 1.-THE Word Became
FLESH" All are cordially invited.
E. G. Glenn Of Omaha, who has had
six years experience at the business, is
now installed as clerk of the Gillespie.
He is accompanied by his friend A. b.
Coon who is suffering with badly
crippled rheumatic arm.
Chas. M. Wilcox has been appointed
permanent hospital steward and nurse
at the soldiers home, and with his wife
has taken rooms at the hospital so as
to be convenient to his work. As a
nurse Charley has few superiors.
John Stabler came down from
Custer last night and reports a good
celebration. The sports in the after.
noon were greatly interfered with on
account of the weather. Frank Lam.
berson of this place won the foot race.
Will Crane came back Sunday from
his trip to Belle Fourche where he has
been looking over the country and
says that Belle Fourche is good point.
He says the survey from that place to
the Hay creek coal fields started on
Friday.
President Hancher returned from
his trip to the Beatrice Chautauqua
assembly on Wednesday morning and
reports very pleasant visit but con.
siderable hard work. He leaves this
evening to lecture before the Long
Pine assembly.
The dance at the Evans last night
was one of the largest and most enjoy.
able Of the season. The music furnished
by the Farley Bros. Mandolin club and
piano was excelient and the happy
dancers tripped the hours away until
nearly midnight.
Abe Odell, Doc. Pierce and Chas.
Stackpole went to Rapid the latter part
OF the week to attend to some land
Office business in connection with the
Odell quarries. We understand D..
Clark who filed homestead claim on
the property has relinquished and that
final proof on the claims will be- made
in the near future.
G. B. Reynolds Of Raymond, Neb., a
heavy sheep dealer, who drives the an.
imals from New Mexico and feeds IN
Nebraska, is here to dispose Of num-
Der of sheep to the farmers of this
county. He is an old and valued friend
of fChas. w. Mccoy, the Omaha COM
mission merchant, who is here taking
baths for rheumatism.
The dance given in the Shope build
ing was most enjoyable and success.
full affair. All were present that could
be accommodated and every one speaks
of it in the highest terms of praise.
The orchestra who got the dance up
cleared about $3.50 apiece from it.
Lawrence Thayer moved his soda
fountain to the room and the crowd
patronized it we'll.
The colored man, Hopkins, who was
charged with stealing Geo. Knepper's
saddle and bride got 30 days in Jail.
He proved that some one else stole it
and pawned it to him, and knowing
whose it was, he in turn pawned it to
B. j. Hill. The court thought he
ought to have a reminder that that
wasn't strictly the way to do a legiti-
mate brokerage business.
Mrs. Archer who lives on the Chew.
enne river and mother of DR.. Wight
was declared insane on Thursday by
the board of insanity. Her malady is
Of such violent nature that it is un-
safe to give her liberty and she is con-
fined in the county Jail until an officer
can come from Yankton to take her to
the asylum. Her mind has been un-
balanced for some time, and her friend
tried to keep her at home, but lately
she became SO violent that it was not
safe to allow her liberty.
We are glad to be able to announce
that Ex-Governor Thayer of Nebraska
has been secured to deliver the ia.
nous lecture ON Seen. Grant before
the Chautauqua assembly in one Of
the places where no lecturer is an
nouuced. DIR. G.. G. Lasby Of St.
Paul's NJ. E. church of Lincoln, Neb.,
who was one Of the most popular
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