Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-13

came in yesterday and will spend th,
summer at Hot Springs. He may
conclude to locate permanently.
Mrs. A. X. Pietce came down from
Redfern last night to attend Chautau
qua and says the Guilty Sark is showing
up better than ever. Six other per
sons from that place will be down to
night.
The board Of county commissioners re
assembled this morning on their regu
lar quarterly business session, and a
there is considerable business to lool
after they will probably he in session
several days.
The case Of ejectment against Israe
Calkins resulted in the courts ordering
Calkins to be ousted. Israel is stayel
though, and If it results as the othel
writs have, he will still have min,
points of the law in his favor.
Rev. A. T. Lyman has gone to th,
Crete Cbautauqua to take IN the course
of Sunday school normal training
being held by some of the principa
Sunday school men in the country, 81
as to get some pointers for his work.
The arc light system and the pump
ing of water for the city water-work.
were put in shape for business yester
day and the city looked decidedly
brighter last night. Supt. Train de-
serves credit for the way he brought
order out of chaos.
In the selection of Earl r. Hare tc
the professorship of mathematics and
languages, the trustees of the school
of mines made wise choice. Mr.. Hare
is splendid gentleman in every way
and excellently qualified to fiji the
position. 1t is also a splendid recog.
milton of Black Hills college, which
has thus far been quite successful in
finding positions for its graduates.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Rev. Robinson has returned from
Pringle aud is able to walk about
some.
John Burke says they are shipping
stone from his quarry at the rate of
two cars day.
Mrs. Wood returned from Omaha
this morning. Her eye is much better
and she will soon be able to work.
Receiver Fox returned from his trip
to Deadwood last evening and reports
business men complaining of dull
times.
The soldiers home board will hold a
melting at this place on the 23rd, the
date Ct the unveillng of the Logan
statue.
The bed of the creek in the city has
been materially changed by the late
freshet. The Trimmer ditch can nov
be taken out without much trouble.
Deputy Sheriff Eastman is firms
Israel Calkins off the premises of tn,
half way house. He moved him out o.
the house yesterday and Israel set u,
housekeeping again in the Summer
house.
Mrs. A. X. Peirce came down from
Redfern yesterday, and will remair
until tomorrow. She says that tn
Guilty Sark mine continues to improv,
as they develop it, and they are al
greatly encouraged with the prospect
M. Jenness Miller, with her dres
reform for women is making rapi,
PROCESS. The bifuroated skirt Graz
has reached Hot Springs and we hea
nothing but complimentary remark
on the ladies who are doing consldirabl
riding the new way Of late.
Mrs. John Diehls and daughter afte
a few weeks stay in the city for the
benefit of their daughters health re
turned home last night. Miss Diehll
came here unable to moye and 70
several weeks had to be carried to hel
bath. She went home entirely cured
Geo. Hulst and V. T. Price of Rapi,
City who have been here assisting q
A. Field in taking an annual inventor,
of lumber in the yard at this place
take their departure for home in tn
morning. MIR. Field returns to hi
duties at the new yard at Edgemon
this evening.
The commissioners were busy yester
day fixing up the road down Fall rive
to the Cheyenne. The plats baye al
been made and recorded and the roa,
is now legal one. The road super
visor has been ordered 20 gather th