Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-03
From Saturdays Daily.
Harry Hare has been appointed cash
ier of the Catholicon.

Harry Hare has beenappointed cash
ier of the Catholicon.
s. E. Wilson went to Deadwood this
morning on legal business.
Joseph Vincent expects to open up
his new furniture store in the Lampert
room ON Monday of next week.
The b. g. M. brought in three coaches
loaded down with people this morning
and more still coming to get out of the
Nebraska heat.
A foot race between Lynch and
Graves on a bet of from $3.50 to $1,000
will be one of the features of the Dead
wood tournament.
Major Rowley of Mitchell, receive r
for the Black Hills National bank ut
Rapid City, arrived there yesterday
and entered upon his duties.
G. Z. Sawyer & Co. have their drug
store open for business and it looks
very attractive. They will no doubt do
Il good business.
Three of the midnight maranders at
the Chuutauqua grounds were shot
last night and the STARS prediction
i proved tlue-they were coons.
Gen. Manager Holdrege, Geo. f. Har-
ris, first vice president,and his brother,
j. +. Harris. and w. N. Babcock of
Chicago. and G. N. Dietz of Omaha are
here with two special cars are here.
Emil Hargens has sold his piano to
Mrs. A. b. Connor. taking in payment
therefor stock in the Minerva Chiffo-
nicr company at par. He has great
confidence in the success of the trunk.
The Cascade sanitarium, which is
now open under the excellent manage
ment of j. w. Fargo, is one of the
finest bath houses in the country.
Guests that go to Cascade should not
fail to patronize it.
A band of Sioux Indians were in
town yestarlay. When we first noticed
them we mistook them for candidates
from Hot Springs as they were so
vigorously shaking hands around.--
Edgemont Express.
Andy Traut and John Gillespie went
to Mystic this morning to look over
some of the mining property that they
expect to work with the centrifugal
pump i'll the near future. Mrs. Giles
n
Dick Palmer has returned home
again. He found the roads SO bad
in Wyoming and being delayed on
Powder river concluded it was too late
i'll the season to make the trip to the
mountains. He will start earlier next
year.
Chas Graves. who lives twelve miles
south east of The city. informs us that
he has Il black hog that is gradually
turning white. something very unusual
if not entirely unknown. The animal
is in an apparently healthy condition
and this change of,lress isvery curious
VIM. Duff Haynie left for Chicago
last evening to accept the position in
the law department of the Illinois steel
company recently rendered him. Mrs
Haynie will remain in the Hills for at
least a month visiting with relatives
and trends before leaving for her new
home. Rapid City journal.
Two car loads of furniture for the
Hot Springs house haze been pur-
chased and are expected every day. 1t
will be opened OH the first of August.
sure. bv MIR. Young. a better hotel man
than whom there cannot be found in
the country. We are glad to hear of
it and bespeak for him u liberal patron
aye.
What might have proved very dis
astrous accident happened last night
in DIR. Williams dental parlors in the
Minnekahta block. AS the electric cur.
rent was not turned on he had to work
by the light of Il kerosene lamp. The
lamp exploded, scattering burning oil
all over the room. Fortunately it was
put out without much damage being
done.
\ very large excursion from Harrison
county. To-. will start from Dunlap OH
Friday. August 3. and it will be accom-.
panied by the ladies cornet band OF
that city who will fill weeks engage.
ment i'll this city. Mr.. j. H. Gable
travelling passenger agent for the Elk.
horn. who is getting up the excursion
writes that there will be probably lac
people with the excursion. The rate
for the round trip is only s17.35. Hot
Springs will surely be in it next month
Thursday was the worst day Nebras.
ka ever experienced. ..grasshoppers not
excepted. The reports from all over
that state are narrowing indeed and
the outlook for famine and extremely
hard times is worse than last year.
There is no REDEMPTION for the corn