Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19

F. =. Ayers Of Buffalo Gap. spent
Sunday in Hot Springs.
Potatoes 81 IS per hundred. Enquire
at Hulst & Pr,ces. 253tf
E. I. Erb has been appointed post.
master Ut Hermosa, vice j. +. Wight,
removed.
The installation exercises Saturday
OF the q. A. Il and w. Il. G. officers
were largely attended.
Glenn Hart returned from his trip
to Arlington. Neb. Monday morning
and reports u way up time.
President Hancher returned from
Alliance Monday, where he had
been holding quarterly meeting.
Workmen are hard at work finish
ing tho room in the Barnes block, so
rs to be ready for the new occupant.
Fred Norris is assisting Audito,
Smittson us clerk is CARRYING forward
the tax list and doing Other work in
the office.
Willis Sawyer and Willard Thorn
nave been bu>y for the list f-w days
surveying spu from the railroad to
Fred Schuler's quarry.
A family hy the name of Crow has
rented the house of MIR. Bailey, south
of his store. They are from Sherman
county, Nebraska.
The friends of Joe Marcoux and
wife will be pleased to know that a
fine boy baby was born to them at
their home ut Central on Monday.
George Turner came down from the
Lady Gay last Sunday and reports the
first clean up as very satisfactory.
They will put IN larger engine at
once.
Harry Clark and w. H. Train have
opened up offices in the basement room
Of the Minnekahta block, formerly
used bv j. w. Jones in the publication
OF the Herald.
Six car loads of ice came from Rap.
id City on Saturday evening for the
Evans hotel, and the draymen were
busy all day unloading it and storing
it in the ice house.
Ed. Mollring and family took their
leave of Hot Springs Sunday evening
and are now probably fixing up their
new home at Alliance. The STAR
wishes them prosperity.
j. A. Pratt received the sad news of
the death Of his father which occurred
at his home near Ottnmwa, Ia., on
Friday and was buried on Sunday.
He was over eighty years of age.
s. E. Wilson returned from shor.
business trip to Omaha and southwest.
ern Iowa Thursday and says he
hasn't seen the sun shine since he went
away, and he is glad to get back to
the land of sunshine again.
The school board has hired Parrotts
grading outfit to grade road on 10Th
street so that the children IN the north
end of town can get up and down the
hill tO the new school house. They
will soon have 1T in shape for travel.
While engaged in catching some
horses on his ranch near Smithwick
Yesterday, Charles Bruyere was thrown
TO the ground and his shonider dislo.
Gated and otherwise injured. He was
brought to town and his injuries at
tended to by DR.. Wade.
Mrs. A. G. Duke has received let.
their Ia ircle of friends here will
be pleaseu to know that they like their
new home at Wyoming, Ia, very much.
They have pleasant home. nice
church and a splendid congregation.
| Rev. Brown returned from his trip
to northern Wyor,ing last Monday.
He reports the same lnnocuous desue
tude in business matters there as is
seen in all parts of the country. He
preached in Edgemont yesterday, and
reports quite temperance revival go.
ing on there under the direction of
Mrs. Woodward of Seward, Neb.
Speculation il rife as to who will
be Mr.. M,llrlne's successor as alder
man of the third ward. He will have
a year and three months TO serve. as
Mr.. Vincent's term expires this spring
A number Of patriots have signiied
their willingness to sacrifice selfish in
terests for the good they think they
can do the town. Names will appear
later.
Robert and Jay Hicks and Robert
Walker have been arrested on charge
Of having murdered old John Myers
in Meade county about month ago.
Col. Parker came down to :stnrgis last
night TO defend them in their prelim-
mary hearing. 1t was most foul and
atrocious murder and should there he
strong evidence Of guilt, they will not
have any easy time of it.
j. D. Mcdonald. Geo. Stahler, Elmer
l. Mcdonald and John Stabler went to
Rapid City Monday and placed filings
npon the Wind ave. property,-the
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