Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-06
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY JULY

From Mondays Daily,
Sam Moses went to Hill City thi.
morning to spend few days with his
family who are visiting Mrs. Moses
sister.
j. B. Dickover went to Mystic with
his satchel we'll filled with ''stuf" te
pay OH the men who are working or
the Guilty Sark property.
Art Petty left Flying V outfit al
Hay canyon and returned to this city
last evening. He received severe in,
ternal injuries while riding and will
rest week, hoping to be able by that
time to resume work again.
Mrs. A. d. Wood has written he,
husband that she has undergone Sc
we're operation on her eye, being under
the influence Of an anesthetic half an
hour. She is some better now but will
have to remain there several weeks.
DIR. Ham and family left last even.
ing for Minneapolis, where they will
reside. The young ladies will espec
tally be missed by their young com
panions.
The commissioners meet today and
will be compelled under the statue tc
be in session at least five days as g
board of equalization of assessment
They have quite a little business on
hand too with the establishment Of
county roads which will probably
make ten days session for them.
DR.. Cook of Chicago with his wife
and Mrs. Bishop and daughters came
IN from Chicago this morning to take
baths and will stay some time. DR.
Cook is with the Owen Electric Bel,
company and is brother.in.law of W.
A. Daniels, with whom they are stop
ping. Mrs. Bishop and daughters are
at the DAVIS house.
H. H. Ferguson of the Ferguson
house had NJ. NJ. Spencer brought
back from Edgemont this morning
claiming that he had forgot to settle
his board bill of $3.50. Spencer was
taken before Judge Boomer who dis.
charged him on the ground that Mr.
Ferguson had failed to make demand
forNit. MIR. Ferguson claims be tried
to but Spencer kept out Of his way.
The Qui vive club is holding y
special Meeting this afternoon for the
purpose of arranging for tent upon
the Chautauqua grounds during the
assembly. This club has made a
faithful study Of Shakespeare during
the past year, and has made SPLENDID
progress, and they propose having an
enjoyable time during Chautauqua
There are about twenty-four members
HI. A. GODDARD took his departure 70,
Bradford county, Pa, to confer with
the officers of the Keystone Cattle Co.
who have not made a trip to this coun.
try where they have had such large in.
terests for two years. MIR. GODDARD has
been their manager and they have
placed such implicit confidence IN his
management that they did not deem it
necessary to come out. He will be
gone about two weeks.
w. J. Mcgowan returned from
Edgemont this morning. He says
everybody looked pretty blue over
there Saturday night when all sorts Of
rumors were floating through the air
and all men and teams working for
the company were laid off. The secre.
tary of the company arrived Saturday
morning and he decided that there was
too much town laid out and ordered it
laid out again within smaller limits.
Said the company was paying out too
much money for the work they are
getting done. Forty five of the best
teams we're put to work again this
morning and Mac. says everybody is
feeling good again. They will still
push things but more carefully than
heretofore.
Rev. II. l.. Robinson went to Prinple
yesterday to conduct his usual Sunday
service at that place and stopped with
a family by the name of Broadbead.
The lady of the house raised a tran
door and went to the cellar for some
milk. Mr.. Robinson went to 90 across
the room and being near sighted did
not see the opening, fell into it and
struck with his back across the cellar
steps. He was so seriously injured
that messenger was sent after DR..
Jennings who in company with Gene