Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-27
From Saturdays Daily.

Root will fill all his old prescriptions
at the Bee Hive.
Barney Mullen has finished his con-
tract at Deadwood and moved with his
family to O'Neill, Neb.
Ernest Julian is thinking of attend
ing Black Hills college at Hot Springs
next year. -Chadron Journal.
Rev. H. M. Richardson, Congrega-
tional minister of Spearfish, is the guest
of Rev. H. H. Gilchrist and family.
The Qui Vive club yesterday de-
cided to discontinue it's regular meet.
ings until the first Friday in September
Walter Scott laid out the court house
bridge this morning and the necessary
grading for the abutments is being
done.
Mesdamcs Bracken, Gray and Shep.
ard came in from Beloit, Kan, this
morning to join their husbands in their
outing.
q. b. Hite, who recently assisted A
ID. Wood as operator, was called to
Bloomington, ILL.,, by the death of his
father.
j. G. Sackette and Willis Sawyer
came over from Edgemont this morn
ing and Mr.. Sackette will remain here
two weeks.
The B. & NJ. brought in sixty-one
passengers and among them were a
large number of Beatrice and Lincoln
people of prominence.
s. Il. Wilson went to Custer to attend
the sale of some property under mort.
gage. He will visit Hill City OH bust.
ness before he returns.
WI Judkins is gettin & out execu-
tions OH the judgments recently given
on the mechanics liens,which were filed
against the Catholicon property.
John Sidey has found deposit OF
most beautiful fertilization or line
agaies in the vicinity of his cave and
thinks of putting in polishing works
shortly.
John Horgan of Hot Spring bought
Elbert Jones' ranch in Scobey county.
Mr.. Horgan has 100 horses here now
and will bring more of both horses and
cattle Rapid City Republican.
Sheriff Blakey came back without
his men. The two ut Rushville had
skipped and the fellow ut Deadwood
proved to he the wrong man. Thayer's
hearing has been postponed till Tues
day next.
The party of Northwestern conduct
ors and their families who have been
here for the last two weeks returned
home to Chicago last evening. They
would have stayed longer but their
leave of absence had expired.
Rev. Thoren and wife. Miss Tillie
.Abrahamson, and Miss Molen, of Axtell
Neb., came in this morning to spend a
month enjoying the baths and attrac.
tions of Hot Springs. Axtell is sending
plenty of people to our resort this year
and they are all well pleased.
Cyrus Calhoun. who has been OH the
q Bell roundup came in yesterday. He
says they have nearly finished their
work and will secure over 800 head of
the remnant of cattle remaining on the
range belonging to the company. which
is more than Mr.. GODDARD expected.
A. d. Guernsey and wife are de.
lighted over the arrival of their daugh.
ters Misses Lottie and Birdie from
their old home ut Sumner. Neb.. this
morning and they will make their
home here with their parents during
the winter. One of the young ladies
will teach Il school north of town this
fail.
Stock from the range has COM
mcnced to move quite rapidly and Gen.
Manager Burt telegraphed Marvin
Hughitt from this place yesterday that
the prospects for shipments were good
and that more stock would go over
their line than for several pre-
vious years. Two train loads passed
the Gap for the east yesterday.
Mrs. Earnest May and Miss Ida Price
went to Hot Springs this afternoon via
the Elkhorn for Il few days visit. a A:
The Pioneer says this morning that
Fred Evans of Hot Springs will start a
hotel at Deadwood between this and
fall. y IS j. w. Curran went down to
Hot Springs this afternoon to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Curran. who has
been down there for Il month.-Lead
Tribune.
Our old friend DIR. A. S. Stewart of
Hot Springs seems to have struck it
rich. his new bath house is doing a
flourishing business. The curative
properties of the water and the various
treatments. with baths of all kinds,
natural. hot, steam. Turkish, Russian,
vapor. ETC.. under the doctors superin-