Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-06
LOCAL MENTION.
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I LOCAL MENTION.
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The barn of A. +. Jones, of the sheep
rauch, was struck by lightning during
storm the first part Of the week, but
luckily no serious damage was done, az
it did not take fire.
Noodle has first class, practical
matchmaker and jeweler.
Ed Bennett, the popular pharmacist
, of G. E. Sawyer & Co, received word
yesterday that he had passed the
examination and that his certificate
would bs forwarded to him in a few
days.
You will miss it if you don't look
at the line of shoes at the New York
store. Just think of school shoes for
80 cts, ladies fine shoes, patent tip,
Sl.40, and everything in proportion.
Come and see US.
DR.. ID. X. Dickinson came down
last evening to assist in performing an
operation on Jas. Connors of the
Soldiers home. but the patient refus.
ing to be operated on at night, and the
doctors practice demanding his inn
mediate return to Lead, it was not
undertaken.
The dwelling of Daniel Dedricks,
who lives on Bradley's fat near Min.
nekahta was totally destroyed by fire
yesterday. One of the girls built a
hot fire of chips and went out doors.
The building was soon all aAame.
We understand most of the furniture
was saved. No insurance.
JAS A. Wilson the green house man
has disposed of an interest in his busi.
ness near the Catholcon to j. l.. Gates
the produce man, who will move down
there tomorrow. Mr.. Wilson will go
to the Soldiers home but will still
superintend the gardening at his place.
He will also look after the opening of
floral conservatory in the home.
ID. N. Tillotson received message
this morning conveying the sad news
of the death of his father, Jerome
Tillotson, of Santa Anna. California
which occurred yesterday. He was In
the 10Th year of his age and while
quite feeble when Dan and his wife
visited him few weeks ago, the
news of his death was quite un.
expected.
Finest line of jewelry in Hot
I, Springs at Noodles.
Mr.. Stone nf Valentine who came to
the city yesterday has bought an
interest in the Hot Springs Bottling
works with N. Atcheson and they will
run the business for all it is worth
The new machinery works like a charm
and as both the gentlemen have had
large experience in the business they
i will no doubt make it success. They
will also act as local agents for the
Fremont Brewing Co., which has
agreed to put in cold storage ware.
house for them.
4 Sam Moses, who has an eye ever
open for law-breakers, captured a
horse thief by the name of Ed. Harsh.
berger Thursday afternoon and had
him lodged in Jail awaiting the arrival
of Sheriff Armstrong of Crook county,
Wyo. Harshberger is young fellow
who used to work for Gus Hauser of
the Keystone Cattle company, but
some time ago left and said he was
/ going to the state of Washington.
He got as far as Sundance where he
stole a horse, bride and saddle and rode
to Sturgls where he sold the whole
outfit for SIS. Coming TO Hot Springs
he stayed about town till Thursday
when he hired out to work for Virgil
Brown and was on his way with him to
his ranch when Sam nabbed him.
Mr.. Armstrong arrived from Sundance
Friday and left Saturday morning
with his prisoner.