Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
From FRIDAYS Daily.
Mr.. Pomeroy has had hydrant water
taken into his home.
The snow has about disappeared
from the upper Hills again.
John Guyette has about completed q
neat little stable at his place on college
hill.
Work on the Touring mill progresses
finely and it looks like business in that
locality.
John Musselman, superintendent of
the Black Hills Telephone company
and his wife came down from Dead
wood last night for short visit.
The frame work for the glass roof of
the conservatory adjoining the Evans
bath house will be made of iron SO as
to admit moro light. The iron will ar
rive soon.
Emil Hargens wears benignant
smile this morning and is in an unus-
ually happy mood. Mrs. H. returned
from her trip to Missouri Valley and
Omaha.
A. B. Mutz and wife came in this
morning. Mrs. Mutz has been spend
ing several weeks visiting friends and
relatives at her old home at Auburn,
Neb They are at the Gillespie.
Rob't. Milligan returned from little
campaigning tour over at Edgemont
this morning and is authority for the
statement that Russell Thorp will re-
fuse to run for representative on the
democratic ticket.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
d. Norton will be interested to know
that they have another young son, born
at their home ut Casper, Wyo., few
days ago. He will be known as Frank
Lawrence Norton.
BERTHE Burr, the little lady from
Lincoln who has visited this place g
number of times and created such q
furore as a swimming expert, was mar
ried yesterday to Brennan Dawes, son
of Ex-Governor Dawes of Nebraska.
Harry Gayhart, Mert Tillotson and
Bob Connor started about noon today
ON their hunting tour with Fred Coles
outfit. They go by way of Minnekahta
where they will try to capture the bear
that has been prowling around there
They will then go to the western Hills
Henry Marty and family returned
last evening from their summer sojourn
at the Lady Gay mine. Henry will re-
turn to the mine soon, but the family
will remain here for the winter. The
Lady Gay is proving itself splendid
mine and we congratulate those of on,
Hot Springs boys who are interested
in it.
A. B. Hulit came over from the agen.
cy this morning and says the Indians
do not like the new method of issuing
beef at all. They like the old barbar.
GUS method of turning them loose tc
be raced around and shot down and dc
not want to submit to the allotment
from the butchers block. Mr.. Hulit
says they expect to receive 5000 sheer
from New Mexico into this county in
the near future.
Readers of the Weekly STAR will bt
greeted with rather voluminous ad
dition to regular issue in the way o1
the annual delinquent tax list. It il
an interesting document and will nc
doubt be carefully scanned by tax.
payers. It is almost a third large,
than last year, and required an enor
nous amount Of labor. II Hot Springs
and Fall River county had their take.
paid, they would be pretty we'll out o.
debt.
Walter Scott did some preliminar,
surveying for the new summer hotel II
Villa Theresa this morning and also OF
the "loop" road leading up through tn,
canyon back of the Gillespie to the site
We understand the project of an eleva
tor from the union depot has beer
given up and the idea now is to build al
electric railway down of the hill Vi,
Happy Hollow. It is to take in the
Minnekahta, the Evans and plunge
baths. The great question agitatin,
the public now is "Will it be built?"