Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-15

From Tuesday's Daily.
u w. A. Pooler of Lake City, 10. who
came here few days ago unable to
help himself, haring been sick with
rheumatism since February last, is
now able to get around anywhere, and
is delighted with what the waters have
done for him.
\, }. T. Phelan. division superintendent
Of the B. & NJ. and Ed. Brandt, assist
ant auditor for the company at Omaha,
came in this morning to spend the day.
MIR. Phelan says that over SO teams
started to work grading the streets at
Edgemont this morning.
A. E. Gurnsey, the manufacturing
confectioner, has moved to the Mime.
kahta block and formed a partnership
with j. L, Gates the produce man and
they will combine their business.
They are both first class good fellows
and deserve the patronage Of our
people.
4 Daniel Tillotson, wife and Birdie re.
turned from their California trip Sun.
Fday morning and report splendid Wis.
it with friends. Dan. says it has been
very dry there, 80 per cent. of the
grain crop in California will not be
harvested, but they will have bio
fruit crop as usual.
j. NJ. Booker went to Mitchell as a
delegate to the independent state con.
vention, with instructions to cast the
vote of the Fall River county delega-
tion. We would not he surprised at
his being successful in securing the
congressional nomination for Mai. A.
r. Anderson of this city.
| The keystone mine near Hill CITY
caved in this morning but fortunately
there was no one hurt. 1t will take a
great deal of labor to put it in the
same shape for work it was previous
to the cave. The nature of the rock is
such that nothing but an open cut as
} an entrance will ever be safe.
Harrison Cook, an old soldier who
came here four weeks since to enter
the soldiers home at this place called on
the STAR today and he is one of the
best pleased men we have seen for a
long time. When he came he had no
use Of his left arm and leg, having
been afflicted with partial paralysis
for a long time. In the time he has
been here he has gained eleven pounds
in weight. has recovered perfect con-
} troll Of his limbs and feels like new
man. He attributes his improvement
to the baths he has taken in the
waters.
D1ED-At the residence of William
phillips in Cold brook Miss Therza
Reed in The eighteenth year of her age.
The young lady's home is in the south.
west part Of the county but she has
been in town attending school. She
stopped with Mrs. Gates attending her
J when she had the measles and contrac.
i. ted them herself. The measles devel.
oped into something like pneumonia.
She was not considered dangerously
sick until yesterday and word was not
received by her parents In time to be
} here before her death. She was
buried Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
; DIR. W. H. D. Noyes, a prominent
Physician Of Carthage, Ills, died at
the Gillespie this morning in the Goth
year of his age. He was here in COM
pany with the Illinois physicians a
month ago and received so much bene.
fit that he returned with his wife on
> Saturday last. hoping be would inn
} prove still more, but was so feeble he
had to be carried to his room, and
J hadn't been able to sit up since he
came. He was a prominent Knight
} Templar, member of the G. A. R {,
r and had served as surgeon both in the
! army and navy. He leaves wife and
four children. The body was shipped
! to his home this evening.
Revs. A. A. Brown and E. E. Frame
and Miss Grace Lyman returned from
} their visit to Omaha this morning
where they have been in attendance on
i. the meeting of the Home Missionary
society of the Congregational church.
They report splendid meeting. There
was an effort made to get up an ex-
. cursion to the Black Hills, but enough
persons could not be secured and it
!, was given up. Rev. Gilchrist and
wife went with Rev. Pipes who is an
/ lOl6 friend IN his homo NJ Eli, po;,%