Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-29


Go to Noodles for anything in the
musical line.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. True Par.
sons Friday morning fine daughter
Barney Mullen has gone to Edge
mont and is talking of locating there
Mrs. H. H. Gilchrist has returned
from her trip to her old home in Indl.
ana.
Fred Hummell secured good job at
Edgemcnt and leaves for his work to.
morrow.
Billy Lashbaugh is the only occu.
pant of the county Jail at present. he
having failed to obtain bondsmen.
Mrs. j. E. Cooper Of Piedmont has
been in town visiting friends for a few
days and is now out with her mother
at Martins valley.
G. A. Field came over from Edge
mont to spend Sunday with his family
and says they will soon have their yard
in shape for business.
Miss Ina Marshal started her kinder.
garten at the high school building
this morning with seven little folks.
She expects a number of others to
attend.
The Hot Springs Browns are play.
ing practice game with the walters
at the Evans to put themselves in
shape for the Edgemont game on the
Fourth.
Col. Thornby is IN the city for few
days, and yesterday in company with
DR.. Jennings went to look at ledge
of valuable pudding stone not far
from the city.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
by some about 3 O'Clock this morning.
1t is claimed there were two distinct
waves from north to south. We were
too sound asleep to notice it.
Walter Scott says he has finished
surveying the county road down Fall
river as far as the Cheyenne, but be.
ing unable to cross that turbulent
stream he can do no more at present.
j. M. Booker has leased the Dudley
house, will move into it tomorrow and
on the first of the month will open the
house for guests and will run 1T with
all the YIN he possesses. He will call
It the valley House.
Editor Ballou, of the neat Buffalo
Gap paper, was in the city today, get
ting some photos taken of some fossils
that he had gathered near Buffalo Gap.
They were of the ammonite species
and very fine petrifact,ons.
Miss Nellie Van Meter, who has
been here with her aunt, Mrs. Nc
Curdy for several months, aiding her
in the dress making business, leaves
for home at WILDER Neb., this evening.
Her many friends will be sorry to see
her leave.
Mel. L. Hoyt, of the Parker Press,
who has been in the city taking baths
for rheumatism during the past two
weeks goes home tonight. greatly i'm
proved, and with unlimited confidence
in the virtues of the waters here. He
will come back again.
Sam Moses and his partner ice
Elliott started out for some point in
Custer county this morning pretty
we'll armed and the STAR would not be
surprised to hear of some cattle thief
getting rounded up in pretty good
shape.
Miss Emma Brown, sister of Mrs.
Frank Green, who has been visiting
here for the past year, expects to leave
for her home at Elmira, N. Y, Tues
day evening. She has made great
many friends during her stay in Hot
Springs who hope that she may come
again.
Norm. Atehison has received his new
machine for bottling and carbonizing
water and has orders ahead sufficient
to keep several men at work until
after the Fourth. A large quantity of
the water here will be taken to Edge.
mont on the Fourth to help keep the
crowd from famishing.
Our gun club should not forget the
tournament that is set for the three
last days in August in this city, and
if they want to be sin it" with any of
the visiting clnbs, they want to get out
and do some practicing. Clubs in all
the neighboring towns are putting in