Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-25
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
G. A. Springer is some better and be
and his daughters think Of returning
to Chicago about the first Of June.
The frame Of the new Congrega-
tlonal church in Cold brook addition
is now up and it will shortly be ready
for occupancy.
Frank Lamberson and wife, who
have been spending the winter at
Crawford, have returned to the
Springs for the summer.
The Dudley hotel has been opened
for business under the management
Of Mrs. Fades, who IS thoroughly
posted IN all hotel matters.
Dudley { Sawyer, the real estate
men, on Monday made q sale Of q lot
in Petty's addition, owned by Crane
Bros, to j. L. Fish of Hermosa.
1t is reported that Emmett B. Cook
Of Odell has purchased the grocery
store Of NJ. Alexander of Buffalo Gap
and will shortly move there to conduct
the business.
Ed Stenger Of Hermosa has gone to
Texas to buy cattle and 1. N. Humph.
rey is in Chicago to bid on furnishing
beef for the e'Sioux Indian agencies for
the coming year.
Oscar Abrahamson and family ar.
rived in this city Monday from Axtell,
Neb. and will make their home here.
They say that part Of Nebraska will
send their quota of visitors to Hot
Springs this summer.
Fred Evans went to Deadwood yes.
terday to look after some legal bust.
ness whereby he becomes the owner of
the Syndicate block in that city which
Is SAID to he one OF the most valuable
and best paying properties in town.
Rev. M. j. Goodwin's lecture last
night on "Rome and her Monument"
was attended by only score ofpeople.
1t was an elegant lecture and should
have been better patronized. The CIR.
Gus is attracting everybody's attention
now.
A boy about fourteen years old
named Charles Moritz from Ardmore
was sent to the reform school at Plank
inton by Judge Gardner this morning.
The boy is pronounced incorrigible by
his father, on whose complaint he is
sent.
Chris Jensen's new addition to his
barn is being rushed rapidly forward
to completion. The front is almost
done and Mr.. Holtz is preparing to
put tin roof on it. Chris Is cement
ing the floors of his barn and making
other Improvements.
Mrs. John Boyer returned Sunday
from her trip to Sioux Falls where she
attended the convention Of the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah. She reports a grand
time and says they could not have been
treated more royalty than they were
by the Sioux Falls people. She was
elected inside guard for the ensuing
year.
Work was commenced on the little
park which is to be constructed on
either side of The union depot by the
Elkhorn company. On the south side
of the depot it will be extended to the
line of Minnekahts avenue, and north
of the depot about the same distance.
1t will be surrounded with neat low
fence, boardwalks will be conctructed
all about it on the outside; it will be
sodded, flower beds constructed and
fountains put in to supply water.
Traut & Gillespie have the work in
charge, but Chief Engineer Blunt will
oversee it. 1t will add greatly to the
beauty Of the city and create good
impression in the minds of visitors on
their arrival here.
A telegram from Knoxville. Tenn,
has the following concerning former
resident Of Edgemont: A tramp
giving the name of Lacey j. Baird,
arrived in the city and asked admission
to the city hospital as he was sick. A
few hours afterward A. L. Sharrick,
land commissioner of the Burlington
railroad system, arrived in the city in
search Of Bai.d, whom he had followed
10000 miles to get bis signature to a
deed for valuable piece of land in
Edgsmont, s. d. Sharrick went to
the hospital, and in . few minutes
paid Baird $500 for property which