Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
LOCAL MENTION.
From Fridav's Daily.

ISSHI WIEN
From Fri,lav's Daily.
The Qui Vive club is holding it's firsq
meeting of the season this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r. T.. Connor.
We are told that Shops canyon is one
great patch of Russian thistles, brought
in by some one in a lot ofsorghum seed
planted there.
A. B. Hulit left last night for Rush
vile on his way to Pine Ridge agency
to look after his sheep contract with
the Indian agent there.
Mrs. w. w. LaFleiche, who was
stricken with paralysis, is slowly i'm
proving. She is enjoying the visit of
her sister from Lacrosse, Wis, very
much.
John Henton, who has been mt work
in the Bald mountain district for the
last month. mining, came down last
evening and will remain over Sunday.
He says he enjoys the mining business
very much.
Among the prominent ranchers reg
istered at the Ferguson house are: A.
T.. Lindsay and Il. S. Cox of Cascade.
A. Louks. Dave Huff and J. Nowlin, of
Smithwick, and w. C. Thompson, of
Cheyenne river.
Sandie Noodle returned to Elk creek
this morning and thinks they may re-
main in the upper Hills during the
winter, SO as to be near the Guilty Sark
mine which will probably be worked
for all it is worth.
The statutory time for the fall term
of the circuit court in this county is
the third Tuesday in November-the
2Oth-but it is limited by some that it
may not convene then. if at all. on ac.
count of the expense.
Prof. Gamer took his departure from
Hot Springs last night. He went from
here to Chadron where he expects to
take a position as leader of the band
for the Ord Comedy company. In case
he does not accept it. he will go to
Paskala. Ohio. his home, where he will
remain until spring. and may return
here next summer. He will be greatl,
missed by the band.
From Saturdays Daily
L. NJ. Warren. of horse ranch fame
is in the city taking care of his relative.
from Baraboo. Wis.
Walter Anderson and Judge Cul
were admitted to practice before thu
federal court mt Deatlwood at the las
session.
G. +. Roe who is in the city today
says Lame johnny is almost deserted
as most of the men folks there have
gone on big antelope hunt in Wyo
ming.
Minnie Van Akin, of Lead, who wa.
charged with murder. was acquitted
yesterday at Deadwood, where the
trial had been in progress for two OF
three days.
The chicken pie supper given by the
Baptist society last evening at the Min
nelusa was very literally patronized
as it should have been for it was al
elegant supper.
Miss Jessie Lillis has been employed
to teach the Eden valley school in Gus
ter county. several miles north of here
and will begin next Monday. She has
taught there before and they know that
they are getting one of the very best
teachers in the country.
The dance given by the Hook and
Ladder company at the Valley house
last night was one of the pleasantest
social events of the season. Every
body had a tip top time and the boys
came out s35 ahead. The Valley house
is prospcring under the management
of True Parsons.
Harry Clark got excused from the
federal jury and came home last even
ing to remain a few days. He says
Judge Dundy has been very ill and
court has been practically at stand
still for three days. AS soon as court
is over the judge will come to Hot
Springs where he expects his wife and
two daughters from Omaha to meet
him and they will spend several weeks
here taking baths and resting up.