Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-18
HOT SPRINGS SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MAY lS. 1894
From Mondays Daily,
Mr.. G. A. Springer is confined to his
bed with sickness.


bed with sickness.
Mrs. Callahan, wife of the editor of
the Herald, took her leave of Hot
Springs for Omaha last evening.
States Attorney Kellar left last
evening for Pierre, where he has three
or four important cases before the
supreme court.
Meyer & Co. have slaughtered about
sixty head of very fine veal for this
and upper Hills markets during the
last day or two. ~.
David Clark and his son.in-law,; Mr.
Watson. were in from Hat Greek
to make final proof on their home-
steads Saturday.
| Judge VIM. Gardner went through
to Custer this morning to adjourn the
term OF court that should have opened
there this morning. =. -:
The motion for change of venue to
Fall River county in the Hicks mur.
der case now on trial at Sturgis was de-.
MED and the case is going right along
there.
S. H. Coats, of the soldiers hone,
went to Ponca, Neb. last night to at
tend to somelegal business and will be
gone several days. He needs a trip as
he has been confined to the home quite
closely for years.
W. H. Whealen,. ex.postmaster at
Deadwood, came down from Deadwood
last evening to make deal with AL.
Powell for his furniture stock, but
AL. had not returned from that place
yet himself. He will remain over till
tomorrow to meet him.
Herman Hector, captain of the
Ft. Robinson base ball club, writes
that there will be delegation of not
less than thirty people here on Memo
rial day to witness the ball game be-
tween the soldier boys and the Hot
Springs club, that is being organized
to give them little amusement.
The Illinois doctors went away Sun.
day morning fairly shouting the prais-
es Of Hot Springs and the entertain
ment they have received. They will
do this place lots OF good and many
patients that would have been sent to
the Arkansas springs will now be sent
here. Many thanks to the Burlington
and to Messrs Eustis and Wakeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Metcalf Of Oma-
ha came in Sunday morning to spend a
week or two enjoying the couforts Of
the city for week or two. MIR. NJ. is
the man who some time ago asked for
street railway franchise in the city
and who owns the Wells place north
of town. He is contemplating some
improvements OF which notice will be
given later.
The Epworth league anniversary
exercises Sunday evening were quite
interesting and instructive. They
have a membership Of over one hum
dred. Rev. Swickard installed the new
officers in IA very eloquent, impressive
manner The league enters upon the
work of the new year greatly encour.
aged in the good work they are doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. d. Clark and Mrs.
Fred Evans returned from their visit
to Omaha and Sioux City this morning
and are glad to get back although they
had splendid time. They are &C.
companied by Mrs. Walter B. Vaughn
and her little son. The lady is an old
and intimate friend of Mrs. Clark and
she will remain some time visiting
here.
Rey. j. B. earns, presiding elder for
tile Black Hills NJ. E. conference. was
in the city over Sunday holding quar-.
terly meeting services. He preached
an excellent sermon in the morning
and his address in the evening upon
the anniversary of the Epworth league
was replete with good things. He
goes to Edgemont this evening, where
he begins series of meetings ,tomor.
row night.
Israel Calkins is probably in 70,
getting his just deserts this time. In
his trial this afternoon upon the charge
Of mayhem and assault with intent te
kill, made by Utz, he secured change
of venue from Justice Ridpath to Jus.
tice Boomer and then waived examin.
alton, and was placed under 5000
bonds for his appearance before grand
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