Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17

From Wednesday'e Daily.
Chris Meyer went to Rapid City this
morning to buy stock.
Neely Parsons is suffering severely
with an attack Of eczema in his face.
The water will be turned into the
newly laid mains on Rose hill today.
Paul Georges little child who was so
sick with cholera infantum is better.
DIR. Howell reports his little child
improving, but not wholly out of dan
ger.
Al. Thornhill is moving into the
Charley Slyfield house on Lincoln
avenue.
A meeting of the school board will
be held Friday or Monday evening of
this week.
Wild plums are earlier this year than
usual and the market is being pretty
we'll supplied.
E. G. Harris, the energetic superin-
tendent of tbs Elkhorn made flying
business trip to our city today.
Robert Murray of Sloan, To-, an old
friend of Marshal Curtiss is here to
spend short time visiting him.
John King and family started for an
outing to the Hills this morning and
will be gone week or ten days.
Mrs. A. s. Fielding concluded to stay
another day or two and is taking in
Onyx cave with Mrs Bailey today.
Judge Chas. M. Thomas is down
from Deadwood and will spend few
weeks enjoying the comforts of the
Evans.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve ice cream or sherbet, and cake on
Saturday afternoon and evening at
old New York Store.
Harry Hare reports the Catholicon
pretty we'll filled and the guests all en-
joying themselves and the invalids gen.
orally on the improve.
j. G. Sackette has made some ebuauti.
full glass signs for undertaken joyce
which adorn his windows. They are
unquestionably works of art.
Fred Fairy, an old time barber at
Hot Springs, who has been at Alliance
for some time, returned yesterday and
will work for w. r. B. Alexander.
Frank Thayer took G. s. Gibson, A.
N: Miracle, L. r. Diltz, Mrs. NJ. r.
Anderson and Miss Mayme Stanley on
pleasure trip to Cascade yesterday.
A number of young friends of Miss
Iva Frame gathered at her home today
to celebrate with her her sixteenth
birthday. A happy time was enjoyed
by all
Bob Sham went out to buy more
cattle again this morning. He thinks
there is more money in buying cattle
now than ever before in the history of
the country.
There will be grand ball at Cascade
Springs on Friday evening of this week
given by johnson and Rich who were
in the city today to have some printing
done for it.
The citizens of Lead have decided Ia
appeal from the decision of the com.
missioners in the Lawrence county
seat matter and it will probably be de.
cided in the courts.
The sociable at D. N. Tillotson's last
evening given by the Y. P. S. G. -. of
the Presbyterian church was a yery
pleasant affair. There was {. GOOD
crowd and it was greatly enjoyed.
H. s. Gates of Broken Bow. brother
of j. L. Gates, our produce man is here
looking for an opening for grocery
store, but does not find things quite as
auspicious in that direction as he had
anticipated.
The Ladies band of Dunlap, To-, will
finish their engagement at the Evans
tomorrow and will leave for home to.
morrow evening. They have had a
good time and their music has been
greatly appreciated.
B. s. Marvin, the new train master
for the B. & M. at Deadwood accom-.
panied the Hot Springs tourists on
their Spearfish excursion and returned
to this city with them. He added
greatly to the comfort of the guests
and the pleasure of the excursion.
John Moore from Pekin, Neb., had
his preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Anderson this
morning on charge of herding cattle
on the reservation. He waived exami.
nation and was bound over to court in
the sum of $500 which bond he quickly
furnished and will be allowed to return
home again this evening.
The Shetdley Cattle company last
week shipped ten cars Of cattle to
Keenan, & Son of Chicago. The cat