Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-30
Father Cassidy returned from New

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Castle this morning.
The Evans and Gillespie putup thei,
storm entrances today.
Frank Godfrey's father will remain
with him during the winter.
w. G. Vandervoort, chief clerk of this
division of the railway postal service
spent Sunday at the Gillespie.
Mrs. G. G. Ware has arrived from
her visit with her parents in Europe.
Rev. Ware is expected home next week.
F. B. Smith, the liveryman, informs
us that yesterday was the best livery
day he has had since he has been in
business here.
Conductor Zollinger will move into
one of the Ellemund houses in Happy
Hollow and will be neighbor to Col.
Thornby.
Rev. Baker came over from Edge
mont this morning and says they are
making arrangements to build a fine
X. of p. hall.
w. L. Daniels left Friday night for
Chicago and Adam Snyder is taking
his place as baggage rustler until Walt
Fisher returns.
Joel r. Dolby made a homestead
entry before Deputy Clerk of Courts
Thorn on Saturday. The land is located
somewhere on Bradley's flat.
Thomas Petty made a homestead
entry on a quarter section of land adj
joining his fathers timber claim on
Horse Camp Draw, on Saturday.
DIR. H. H. Belwood, who took DIR.
Denebrink's place as b. & M. surgeon
at Alliance, came in yesterday and
went out to Deadwood this morning.
Fred Lord, a travelling man from
Kansas City, Will Morrison of st. Joe,
o. e. kingston and B. f. Souders of
Omaha, all Sundayed at the Evans.
Mrs. Jos. Vincent contemplates a
visit of a months duration with friends
in Omaha, Fremont and other points
in eastern Nebraska in the near future.
Merton Tillotson informs us that he
expects to leave for Chicago in the near
future to take u course in the pharmacy
department of the University of Illinois.
Rev. j. B. Carnes. presiding elder for
this conference preached his first quar-
terly sermon at the college chapel yes
terday. He held quarterly meeting to-
day.
+. B. Smith took A. b. Hulit overland
to Pine Ridge agency today where he
will look after his beef and mutton
contracts and from there he will go to
Omaha.
j. w. Fowler came down from Rapid
City last evening to confer with his
client G. B. Stackpole ON legal bust
ness and returned home this morning.
Grace Frawley has moved the last
remnant of her furniture and effects
from this city to Deadwood. They
were loaded on Sunday. She says she
will not return.
The Elm Greek Quarry company has
closed down its business until the first
of February. They have about 100 car
loads quarried, which will probably
meet the shipping demands up to that
time.
j. b. Dickover went up to the Guilty
Sark mine at Mystic this morning to
see how the work is progressing. He
promises us some interesting news
from this property andits development
in the near future.
Word from Capt. Lucas is to the effect
that Mrs. Lucas is not improving and
is confined to her bed. The Captain is
alarmed about her. Their many
friends here hope that she may be
spared for many years yet.
Mrs. Wait and daughter Nellie who
has lain here sick for so long leave for
their home in Chicago this evening on
the B. & NJ. They will be accompanied
by DIR. Green, who has been the at
tending physician hroughthe sickness.
Supt. Train got started Sunday
evening on his long contemplated trip
to Chicago and Niagara Falls to ex-
anime the latest developments in
electrical appliances and to visit with
his parents in Canada. He will he gone
about a month.
Agent Catlin received an order for
two bears recently from Burlington, Ia,
which he turned over to VIM. Germond
to fill. BILLY" says if the parties will
take them as theycome he will let them
have them for $40 apiece, but he won't
stand any sorting.
DR.. Phernetton, proprietor of he
Sulphur Springs bath house with his
compound oxygen and has located in
the basement of the Miners Union