Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-09
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From Fridays Daily.

VI EN- lONs
From Fridays Daily.
Frank Evans has taken a position
with his brother Fred in Chicago and
has sent for his trunk and other
personal effects.
DR.. B. j. DeVreis, a first class den
fist from Michigan, arrived this MORN
ing and will probably locate here to
practice his profession.
j. H. Mckee, the efficient superin-
tendent of schools, is in the city today
attending to his official duties and in
c%identally do a little campaign work.
A new time card goes into effect on
the b. g. M. again Sunday. The MORN
ing train will leave here at $40 instead
of 8:55, returning at 1910. The train
on the main line will leave Omaha at
4:15 p. m. instead Of 4:35.
Those who heard Miss Sherman at
the Baptist church last evening were
more than pleased with her choice
language, digniaed and lady like de-
livery, as we'll as with the simple
earnestness in which she presents the
Gospel.
A somewhat animated and altogether
too boisterous discussion took place
between two of our citizens in the
lower town late last night and Night
Policeman Parsons attempted to ar
rest them when they resisted arrest
n of them drawing a knife it is said
and they finally got away. If True
don't have them arrested today he is
not doing his duty.
From Saturdays Daily.
The dance at Cascade last evening
was attended bya number of our young
people.
The glazing of the conservatory is a
big job, but they are about two-thlrds
done.
Maj. Campbell has moved into one of
the Colvert cottages on Minnekahta
avenue.
q SAVSuOlA MCAC W xAhlll0 OOuuu
yesterday and brought his wife and
brother-in-law, John Kinney home
with him.
George Wertz of Sumner, Neb., an
old friend of A. Z. Guernsey, who has
been here visiting them returned home
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loudenback have taken
rooms with Mrs. Livingston and daugh-
ter i'll the Burdette house and Mrs.
Loudenback will be at home to friends
on Tuesday afternoons of this month.
Capt. Lucas and Chambers Kellar
went to Cascade last evening and held
Il rousing republican meeting. There
was a large turnout and the meeting
was replete with enthusiasm for the
whole ticket.
The dance given at the Valley house
last evening was a very pleasant affair
and was greatly enjoyed by all present.
We understand that these dances will
be a regular thing every two weeks
from this time on.
The assault and battery ease against
Frank Hesnard in Justice Ridpath's
court was dismissed last night on the
ground that the offense was alleged to
have been committed on the 31st of
November, in the complaint.
Prof. Earl r. Hare, of the school of
Mines at Rapid City, came down last
evening to visit with his friends and
acquaintance and to spend Sunday in
the city. He says he enjoys his new
position very much.
A stockman from Eucalacca, Mont.
came in last evening from the drouth
stricken regions of Nebraska where he
had been trying to buy cattle. He
found they had all been picked up at
from s. to $40 per head. He is now on
his way home.
Col. Thornby and wife, who have
been in the city for a few days have
rented one of the Ellemund
cottages in Happy Hollow and will
into it shortly after election. We
are glad to welcome them as citizens
as they will be a great addition to
social circles and Col. will boom Hot
Springs harder than ever.
Our popular baggageman at the union
depot, Walt Fisher, leaves this evening
for a couple of weeks visit with his pa
rents at his old home near Attica, Ind.
Walt has not been home for fifteen
years and he we'll deserves the vacation
and the pleasure he will derive from
it.
Two prominent ladies come in from
New York city this morning and will
remain como t;mo Ono ~ thu 1od;os