Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, AUGUST II. 1894
From Tuesday's Daily.
Ted Petty does not improve in health
very rapidly

From Tuesdays Daily.
u Ted Petty does not improve in health
very rapidly:
I G. NJ. Cradle, the Edgemont real
estate dealer is here on business.
Seventy-five people went out ON the
Spearfish excursion this morning.
A The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Smith was held this
morning.
Il Mrs. Cyrus Wilson of Oelrichs is now
on the mend, though not entirely out
of danger yet.
u Warren Jenkins. who has been at
Edgemont for the last six months,
drove over this morning to enjoy q
short visit with friends.
l Mrs. Miles of Deadwood, who has
been stopping with the family of Mr..
Grow for some time, has gone to house
keeping in the Lancaster house, on
the corner of Sixth street and Lincoln
avenue.
l D1ED-At the home of her parents
on the Cheyenne river last night,
Annie, infant daughter of Victor
Sauers. Interment at the cemetary on
Horsehead tomorrow. The young
parents have the sympathy of their
many friends.
w. H. Caldwell and family, who have
proved such great entertainers and
such good company have decided to
leave for Chicago next Monday. They
will be greatly missed as the young
ladies have made themselves general
favorites by their charming manners.
Homer Moore, who is one of party
of three who are taking out specimens
from the Bad lands and shipping them
east, came in last evening to look after
business matters. He says they are
; working hard and getting out some
fine fossils. He returned on the freight.
The congregational chapel at Cold
brook is now completed and Sunday
afternoon services will be held there
regularly hereafter. 1t is under the
supervision of the Hot Springs pastor,
but Rev. Frame thinks the additional
responsibility almost more than his
limited strength will allow.
Mrs. Anna Mott of Hot Springs, who
has been sojourning at this place for
two or three weeks. has rented the
store building of G. Kleeman on Gus
ter avenue, one door east of Stones
barber shop, where she will next week
open up a stock of dry goods,-Custer
Chronicle.
Some thoughtless tourists or some
rascally boys have been catching the
fish planted in Cold brook this spring.
: Notices have been printed to warn
people against it and if the offense is
repeated somebody will be prosecuted.
If we are going ohave fish in that brook
it wont do to commence catching them
now.
Thos. H. Martin, one of the popular
students of Black Hills college who
!. has been spending his vacation in the
neighborhood of Pringle, came down
l last night and will take his departure
= from the Black Hills this evening. He
goes to Central City, Colo, where he
has sister and will probably locate in
s business there.
A colored gentleman from Sioux City
has been here for few days trying to
!, make arrangements for the building of
1 good sized hotel or hospital in this
city to be patronized by colored people
= only. We have not heard with what
r success he met, but he is highly en-.
s thusiastic over the scheme and will so
Y report to the syndicate he represents.
< Prof. Myrle X. Tyler, professor of
music at Black Hills college, will not
return to take up her work the coming
r term. 1t may be some news to her
: friends to learn that she is to be married
f in the not very distant future. There
1 have been large number of applica-
g tions for the position made vacant by
$ her resignation and it will no doubt be
t quickly and acceptably filed from
them.
|
r A pretty good time and place for
: proof of the truth of the fol-
: lowing from the Belle Fourche Bee
a is August %. 30 and 81 at the Hot
/ Springs tournament: sBelle Fourche
4 has an expert pigeon shot ELMER
Y Brodes) who is willing to meet anyone
r in the state for any amount of money.
3 Target, clay pigeons. twenty-one yards
rise. The champion of the Hot Springs
? gun club tournament will please take
= notice. ce."-Deadwood Times.
On warrant sworn out by A. K.
\ Mills before Justice Ridpath, H. E.
2 Bacon, as treasurer of his school dis
: trict was arrested on charge of embez-
l element of school funds. When the
iuRticA loQrnad r. woo or1,, fo. A..