Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-12
Mr.. Taylor is laid up with lu.nbago.
A. X. Pierce it quite sick with the

| MT. Taylor Is lal0 up Win tuihOagO.
A. X. Pierce it quite sick with the
grip.
Fred Evans has contracted With
Rapid City parties to ill his lcs houses
ut the rate Of g per ton.
Rev. Frame is still suffering from his
severe attack OF rheumatism, but is
some better than he was.
Crane Bros. have fixed up a fruit
case in their store, filled with all man
ner of tropical fruits. which makes
ones mouth water to gaze at.
A. D. Wood left Tuesday night for
Lincoln, Kansas City, Denver. Omaha,
and days visit with his parents in
Iowa, to be gone about ten days.
After three days wrestling with the
legal points involved in the case,
Judge kanahle bound Frank Hesnard
over to the circuit court in the sum of
5000.
A. M. Ryan returned from his work
at Geneva, Neb. where he has been SUI
perintending the plastering OF the
Fillmore county court house with the
Baker plaster.
The Dudley we'll over in the ravlne
is now 100 feet deep and has about IS
feet Of water in it. They expect to 60
100 feet more in the hope of striking
a "gusher."
A. NJ. Cornell, former citizen of
this place. but now of Alliance, and
who has been here looking after his
lien on the Catholicon bnilding for
painting, left for home Monday.
The trial of the Catholicon lien cases
still occupies the attention of Referee
Frye and a number of of our attorneys.
1t is predicted by some that it will re-
quire two weeks TO complete them.
l.. s. Gull has moved into his new
quarters in the room in the rear of the
! Merchants State hank. The Elm
Greek sandstone quarries Office has been
moved to the room across the hallway
The pound party given at the Con
gregational church for the henefit Of
the pastor. last Friday. was very
pleasant social affair. and resulted in a
substantial replenishing of the pas.
tors larder.
Major Campbell is as happy as bird
as Mrs. Campbell arrived Monday
morning on the B. G. M. and they will
g" to housekeeping in the cosy little
cottage at the soldiers home grounds
just completed for them.
While in the city last week Miss
Grace French packed large number
of her paintings and other works Of
art and took them to Hot Springs with
her where she will open an art studio
in connection with her college work.
Rapid City Journal.
We are reliably informed that both
railroads running into this city will
not issue trip passes to merchants and
others who favor the roads with ship.
ments of freight. If that he true.
there wont be so much travelling as
heretofore.
\ The heating and ventilation of the
new school house is pronounced hy the
teachers and others to he as near,
rerfec, as can lie. AS this was one of
the main objects sought after by the
old hoard in the selection of plans, the
results are very gratifying to them as
it must also be to patrons.
The new county commissioners, Mr.
Ed. Clark came in last Saturday. took
the oath of office and is doing business
with the board. He is very pleasant
gentleman and bv the wav he takes
hold shows that he will soon he con-
versant with the business. He will
do his best to serve the county we'll.
Miss Van Eschen, an attendant of
the insane asvlum at Yankton, came
in Wednesday TO take Mrs. Fred
Hamilton to that institution for treat.
ment. She is perfect lady and we
wish them safe journey and hope
Mrs. Hamilton NAV soon he able
tn return home again to be hell
meet to her sorrowing husband.
The family of s. H. Stearns have
packed and shipped their household IF.
fects to Omaha and tork the tram
for that place on Wednesday where
they will take up their residence. as
MIR. Stearns has secnred good position
there and has the home ready to re.
c"ive them. Mrs. Stearns and Mrs.
Henderson will he greatly missed in
church and social circles.
Prof. King informs the STAR that
the attendance at the schools Tuesday
was four greater than the total enroll.
ment last term. This is good. but is
not good enough. We have a com ouI.
sorry school law in Snnth Dakota. and
provides pretty severe penalties for
. parents who wiIfulIy neglect to send
their children to school and for hoys
. that continually play "hookey." There
are running about Onr streets every
. day. not less than thirty boys who
. shonld he in school, and who are grow.