Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-28

from Tuesday's Daily.
Council meets Monday night.

Q From Tuesdays Daily.
Council meets Monday night.
$ ID. G. Messenger is over from Fair
burn today.
Fred Evans will be home the latte
part of this week.
The Merchants bank will close at
> p. m. after October 1.
Miss Grace Baker is suffering from
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Marshal Curtiss is repairing tn,
cross walks in good shape.
Judge Isaac Howe, populist candi
date for governor, is at the Gillespie.
Ben. R. Cowdery, ex.secretary Of
state for Nebraska, has been here for 8
few days.
Our city still continues to attract
visitors, and there are quite number
of guests at the hotels.
The Elkhorn freight was late again
today on account of heavy shipments
Of stock on the main line.
Losr-Between Hot Springs and Cas-
cade, corduroy buggy seat cushion
Leave at STAR office and receive re.
ward.
Still no tidings from the Young girls
and it is thought they have left the
country entirely with their rascally
abductors.
The New York Store has just got
in fall underwear and can show the
best line for the least money in the
Hills. 1t will pay you to examine this
line before you buy. 3t-w
Sackette's orchestra went to the
soldiers home last night and enter
tanned the old veterans for several
hours with some excellent music which
was greatly appreciated.
There is some talk of getting up
foot ball team in town and if the
college boys get down to business, it
is probable they could get game this
fall from the town boys.
John Fallon and family have found
these mornings little too frosty to re-
main any longer in camp ut the Chau-
tauqua grounds and have moved to
their residence in Cold brook.
Alva Mcgowan was down from Prin-
gle Oh Sunday and says they are rush.
ing out the lumber as fast as their
capacity will allow. They recently
took another contract for 100000 feet,
A party of about dozen people
from eastern Dakota who have been
travelling across the reservation and
hunting specimens in the Bad lands
arrived last evening and are camped
on Cold brook.
The M. E. church has under consider
alton the holding of series of revival
meetings in the near future and have
engaged the services of Rev. Powers
an evangelist from Lincoln, Neb., who
is said to be powerful prea cher.
Frank Evans won't start on his byk.
ing trip to Sioux City and Washing
ton, d. c., for few days. He ran into
a big spike and punctured the tire OF
his wheel SO badly that he will have to
send it in to the factory for repairs
again.
The city board of health mean busi-
ness. The establishing of a system OF
sewerage is simply necessity and we
cannot go another six months without
having it put in. The council will take
steps looking toward putting it in at
the next meeting.
Sandow, the strongest man on earth,
tried to lift Miss Anne Abbott before
and immense crowd in New York City
recently, but had to give up the task
Miss Abbott will be remembered by
many of our citizens as having visited
this place last spring, when she caused
SO much wonderment over her strange
powers.
u Word has been received from the
hunting party in the limestone coun.
try, and they have had lots of fine
hunting. Mr.. Cramer says they might
have left their guns at home for they
have hunted nothing but horses and
mules on foot ever since they got there
They found one of the missing animals
tangled in the brush, but the others
are still missing. The cinnamon beal
they expected to get has materialized
lit is a skunk.
| The cattle OF anti-sheep men held 9
little convention at the old Fred Willo,
ranch down on the Cheyenne yesterday
afternoon and took some active meas
ures toward making the sheep men
keep their distance. We are informed
they passed resolution to the effect
that If the sheep men did not confine
themselves to their proper range, o,
rather if they trespassed on the well