Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-07
From Tuesdays Daily.

BoRN.-Monday morning, Sept. 3, 1891
to the wife of T. w. LaFleiche, u son
The canning factory at Cascade i
in progress with Frank Fawcette at tn
helm.
G. \. Eastman is boxing up his fur
niture and will ship it back to hi
Ohio home.
Jno. Kinzie, a soldier from TT. Robin
son, came up yesterday to spend Il few
days furlough.
Mrs. j. G. Richer expects to go t.
Missouri this week to visit with rela
tives and friends.
Joe Dennis will so to Sheridan tt
help Wcsch and Oak on their new con
tract at Sheridan.
Pat. j. Egan stopped here over Sun
day OH his way to accept his new posi-
tion in New York city.
John Lerch is limping about on /:
cane today as the result of his horse
falling on him last night.
Joe Petty and Charley Slytield, will
their families, returned Saturday from
their camping trip into the Hills.
j. a. Pratt and family have moved
back from Edgemont and occupying
their residence north OF the planning
mill
The dedication of the Congregations
chapel was carried on according to pro
gram, Rev. Scott of Lead preaching al
able sermon.
Julian Sedgwick returned to Chicago
last night after attending to his bust
ness matters here. He will return
again shortly.
Prof. Lymer has returned from his
visit with relatives i'll Iowa. He had {;
very pleasant time. Mrs. Lymer will
return Saturday.
Bob. Sham is back from Omaha
again and is still buying stock. They
came out about even on their last ship.
ment, so he says.
John Gillespie returned from the
upper Hills last night, having done
considerable looking about for an Ell.
gine, but has made no deal as vet.
Mary. Parsons, road commissioner
is putting i'll Il stone bridge near the
school house OH the Cheyenne river
road that will be great improvement
The friends of Harry Molling, OF
Newcastle, Wyo., We're glad to see him
on his visit here over Sunday. He was
accompanied by his friend NJ. j. Kohns
of Newcastle.
Bert Cox, the Elkhorn conductor
and his wife came up yesterday. Mr.
Cox returned to work again last night
but his wife, who is in poor health
will remain week or two.
w. A. Wheeler went to Sioux Falls
last evening representing the entire
delegation of Fall River to the Demo
cratic state convention at that place
He will be gone about week.
A. E. Guernsey and family have
moved back into their old location in
the Boomer block, where Mr.. G.. will
continue business. Both the daughters
have secured schools in the neighbor
hood.
Henry and Perry Wilson, the STARS
force of compositors. with the former.
wife and baby. started today for two
weeks camping out trip and will visit
friends i'll Butte county and their ole
home at Beulah, Wyo.
DIR. Hargens returned from LeMars
To-, yesterday. Mr.. Sanders whom he
accompanied. died at Sloan, on Satur
day. He had been gradually sinking
ever since the shock received at the
transfer at Buffalo Gap.
Geo. Glow and family. with his wife's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Isham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Viner start tomorrow
morning for two or three weeks
camping out trip to the upper Hills
and the limestone country. They will
no doubt have an excellent time.
Arley Cleghorn was in the city yes
terday and tells a pretty good story OIL
the growth of his watermelons. He
finished his irrigation ditch just three
weeks ago and water on to his melons
which at that time were only two inche.
long. After the three weeks of irriga
ton he picked one and brought it tc
town and it weighed % pounds.
Commissioner Clark came over from
Rumford this morning and report.
everybody busy making hay and get
ting ready for winter. He says there
is strip of country about eight miles
square in the south part of the county
just west of Union, where the hay il
excellent, and there are great numbers
of people there putting up the much
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