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

From Mondays Daily,
J Charley Wilcox goes to EdgemorI
} tonight on business.
John Dennis Of Cascade is cutting
! his first crop OF alfalfa.
j. l.. Gates has partitioned of .
room in his store for dining room
and will serve meals.
Ed. Rogers is victim Of the deadly
clothes line while cutting wood ane
his left optic is in mourning over thu
collision.
> Wilson McPheeters, one Of the STAT
carriers, has taken a position in the
drug store Of w. w. Root, and vii
make good clerk.
Mrs. George B. Harris. wife Of the
vice president Of the 70 system, with
her mother, Mrs. Pitts are here to stay
few weeks recreatinR.
Walter Scott has completed . most
excellent and accurate map Of tho city
and all its additions from which be
will make and sell blue prints.
4 Messrs. Daniels, Florida and Vinel
left last night for the extension Of the
b. & M. northwest to Billings, in the
hope of obtaining work or going into
some business.
Rev. Scott Of Sioux Falls, who is
stopping at the Soldiers home, made
a most interesting and effective addres.
to the old soldiers in their chapel on
Sunday afternoon.
Maj. Eaton, Will Dudley, Fred Gil.
lespie, j. A. Pratt, John Burke and
Robert Parmley went to Deadwood
today as jurors in the U. s. court
which convened there.
The handsomely painted advertising
car for the coming circus came in Sun.
day morning and che bill posters are
busy today covering over every bit of
bill boards vacant space in town with
their brilliant posters.
Mesdsmes Megrew and DIR. Greene
returned from their visit to the east
ern part of the state Sunday morning
and report delightful trip. DIR.
Greene has returned to take charge of
the ladies department of the Evans
bath house.
John G. Richer left for the Sioux
Falls Saturday evening loaded down
with Hot Springs literature to dis.
tribute along the way. He goes as a
delegate to the grand lodges Of both
the A. o. U. w. and Odd Fellows and
will be gone about two weeks.
The game of base ball between the
r Cold brook nine and the college boys
) this afternoon was hotly contested
battle and resulted in victory for the
college boys by score of ~ to 13
They could only play five innings OF
account of some Of the railroad boy.
! having to go to their work.
j. NJ. White, the gentleman from
St. Louis, who was here some time las
year and wrote such good desriptiv.
article in "Self Culture" about Ho
g ISprings, is here to write novelett,
for his magazine, into which he will
1 weave some description of Hot Spring
\ which is to be the scene of the story.
Supt, Fitch of the Duluth, Soutl
Shore and Atlantic railroad. came i,
this morning on the Elkhorn in bi
special car with Messrs Hall and Un
derwood, two prominent citizens of th
X Lake Superior country and they will
spend several days in the city enjoyin,
: the baths and our attractions generally
Mr.. Fitch reports times quite dull il
4 tina. section of country, but some or
L. X. Pierce, who recently returne
y from the Castle creek placer dis
!; trict, reports several rich strike
there recently. Brown Brothers re
Gently struck pocket of dirt that pay
S25 a day per man, with no apparen
diminution of 1T up to the time he lef,
Reports from the Lady Gay are ais
very encouraging. A six foot ledge
said to have been encountered in th
= tunnel and operations have settle
9 down to permanent and substantia
n basis. Now that there is somethin
n tangible in sight, Messrs. Henry an
k Joe Marty have moved their familie
}. to the mine and Geo. Turner has pon
d up with view 10 taking up. .h,s Pc,
y manent residence there in the near IA
Q ture. Altogether the mining intsre,t