Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-28
From Thursdays Daily.
The duck hunters are expected homo
tomorrow morning.

From Thursday's Daily.
The duck hunters are expected homo
tomorrow morning.
John Guyette moved down from Hay
ward yesterday, and is moving into his
newly purchased residence on college
hill.
Losr-Between Hot Springs and
Cascade, a Ike tent. Two dollars re-
ward will be paid for return of same to
STAR Office.
Lead City is already interesting itself
in the organization of base ball team
for next year, and the formation Of
Hill league. It should be done.
Engineer Sarver has lately received
two magnificent saxaphones on which
he and his wife have already learned to
play nicely. They cost $40.
w. e. Benedict, who is making a.
thorough canvass of Custer county as
candidate for states attorney, is in the
city shaking hands with his many
friends.
L. M. Ormsby, of the Big Horn
mountains, and Miss Edith Ormsby, of
Chicago, are at the Evans for short
visit and are enjoying the attractions
of our city.
Philip Wesch will have completed
the foundation for the mill this week
and on Tuesday the whole force will 20
with John Oak and the stone cutters
to Sheridan.
M. d. Alexander, DIR. Blachley, j. E.
Stewart and Mr. Loomis came over
from the Gap yesterday afternoon to
be present at the Masonic raising last
evening.
Mrs. DIR. Hargens leave tomorrow
evening for few weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Mission Valley
and vicinity. and may go to Chicago
before she returns.
Drs. Jennings and Whitfield went to
Odell this morning to perform a diff
cult surgical operation on Sam Odell
who has been great sufferer for a
number of months.
Emil Hargens goesto Omaha to bring
his wife home on Sunday. Mrs. II. has
been suffering with her eyes again, and
has been taking treatment flom a
specialist in that city.
X. F. Harris quits the Herald tomor-
row to make his preparations for his
contemplated visit to his old home in
England, and Ed. Ames will take his
place during his absence
Jos. Kubler, the energetic publisher
of the Custer Chronicle, came down
last evening and went to Buffalo Gap
attending to some county business and
returning home on this mornings train.
o. A. Rowe, a prominent young attor-
ney of Pierre, drove across the reserva-
tion on some important business he
had in this city, and is looking after it
today with Deputy Sheriff Eastman's
help.
Russell Thorp Jr. is attending the
state university of Nebraska, at Lin
coin, and doing very nicely. We are
sorry that he is not in B. H. G. again
this year, but shall be glad to hear of
his success anywhere.
It is rumored that there will be quite
a fight for the nomination of treasurer
on the democratic ticket. Edmund
Petty, ]. H. Thompson and G. M. Will
cox are already spoken of as candidates
and it is rumored there are two others.
Tomorrow will end the first month
of school and good work is being done.
Prof. King says the school book ques-
tion is now settled and nearly every
scholar has now a complete outfit of
books, which has never been the case
heretofore.
In the bastardy case of the State VS..
Ed. Kent, the defendant was bound
over to await the action of the grand
jury at the next term of the circuit
court in the sum of 800, which was i'm
mediately furnished. This is one of
cases where the previous character of
the complainant in regard to chastity
must be proven in order to secure a
verdict against the defendant, and it
promises to be a racy affair.
MARR1ED.-At the residence of the
brides parents on Lame Johnny, at 2
O'Clock this afternoon by Rev. F.
P. Baker, John Pearson to Miss Pearl
Taylor. The groom is the efficient
section foreman on the B. & M. at this
place and during his three years. resi-
dence here has made many friends by
his manly ways and cheerful dispo-
sition. The bride is young lady we'll
known to most of our readers and will
make Mr.. p. most excellent wife.
She is sister of Mrs. Robt. Mannaah.
They will occupy the section house on
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