Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-06
From Tuesdays Daily.
Geo. Stabler is now doing the solicit.
ing for Wind cave.

ing for Wind cave.
A. J. Roberts Of the soldiers home
returned from peadwood last evening
Mrs. A. A. Powell and little daugb.
ter returned from their visit to Hill
City last evening.
Mrs. w. q. Benedict of Hermosa is
here to visit her sister Miss Druse and
the family Of w. R. Phillips.
G. A. Field came over from, Edge.
mont to spend the Fourth. He reports
good business and getting the yards in
shape.
J. A. Halp Of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting Judge Gull and family,
has taken a position in Liebmann's
store.
DR.. Howell is over from Edgemont
to spend the Fourth with his family,
and will probably not remain at Edge.
mont much longer.
w. L. Judkins says that the rumor
that there will be no grand jury at the
Custer term of court beginning next
Thursday is mistake.
Mrs. E. r. Juckett, after six weeks
stay in our city receiving medical
treatment returned to Buffalo Gap last
evening greatly improved in health.
Commissioner Clark is carrying a
lame arm. He was trimming horses
hoofs when his knife slipped and
entered his forearm cutting large
deep cash.
R. I. Patrick informs us that they
have taken the contract for furnishing
stone for the Lindholm block in Sioux
City, lage building in Yankton, be.
sides other large contracts.
George Megrew, son of the comman.
dant at the soldiers home left last even.
ing for his old home at Howard in the
eastern part OF TIE state where he will
remain until college opens.
/ Judge Cleveland informs us that he
has won his Crystal cave law suit and
his clients. the McBrides, have been
awarded $400 damage on the injunc.
tion bond given BY Keith & Allabaugh.
The parties interested in the Trim.
mer ditch met the city fathers in
conference over the matter at 2 o'clock
this afternoon and could not arrive at
any conclusion. The matter will be
arbitrated.
The Baker Quarry company, Chas.
l.. Stackpole president. has commenced
its filings which will continue for
some time, and probably within a
month they will commence operations
on the quarry.
Mrs. Bundy and little daughter who
have been here several weeks visiting
Sharon Evans and family left last
night for Salix, To-, where Mr.. B. is at
work. The little girl has been greatly
benefited by the baths.
Jay, the little two year son of jaw
Crane, while running across the floor
fell and thrust his arm into a kettle
of boiling starch, which the girl had
left on the floor for moment, and had
his hand and arm badly scalded.
Miss Clara Cleghorn and mother took
their departure for their old home at
| Louisville, Neb., last evening. Miss
Cleghorn has done most excellent work
in our public schools and the patrons of
her room are sorry to see her leave.
MARR1ED-By Rev. F. p. Baker at
Mrs. Evans rooms, at the Evans, this
afternoon, David johnson to Miss
Mary Arthur. The young people are
trusted employees at the Evans. The
numerous and costly presents from
their fellow laborers show in what
esteem they are held. They leave this
evening for tour through the Hills.
Attorney w. H. Wilson returned
from his eastern trip this morning.
He gives quite thrilling account Of
the striking railroad men at Sioux City
in their attempt to stop the outgoing
trains. With guns in hand, and VEN
geauce in their eye, they ordered that
the train be not moved, and Mr.. Will
son thought he'd have to walk home
sure. But the train stole away,
Mrs. Judge Granville G.. Bennett.
little son and daughters, Misses Estel.
line and Helen; Mrs. w. Z. Lowe. and
Mrs. Mcconnell. came down from
Deadwood last evening and i'm.
mediately took up their residence at
the Lampert cottage which they
hava rontaH Cor tho eooeon oud Iok