Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08

, From Mondays Daily,
The family of Peter Franzen is
moving to Cascade today.
The case against Will Powell in JUS
tice Boomers court this afternoon
was dismissed.
Mrs. Fannie O'Linn, the celebrated
lady lawyer of Chadron, with her
daughter Miss Fannie, spent Sunday
in the city.
Commandant Megrew has appointed
Thos. G. Bontly to the place OF adju-
tant of the Soldiers home, vice Maj. j
P. Campbell.
The county commissioners met
today and will make some disposition
OF the road matters which are demand.
ing their attention.
Frank Benton came in from the
southwest Sunday morning and re.
ports business pretty dull and destruc-
tive floods in Colorado.
Four hundred pounds of steel were
shipped to Mystic this morning to be
used IN making drills for sinking the
shaft on the Guilty Sark property.
Will Dudley has returned from a
trip up to Castle creek, and reports the
men who went from here to that place
to placer mine as doing fairly we'll.
Maj. Campbell left last evening for
the G. A. r. reunion at DeSmet and
will also attend the meeting Of the
board of commissioners of the soldiers
home.
Harry Sparks and his force of men
started to work this morning on fine
residence for Sam Moses, just below
the residence of H. A. GODDARD. 1t will
be beautiful building and will cost
not less than $4,000.
Butler & Ames negotiated the sale
ora fine business lot on Chicago ave.
nue. to G. Mckee of Lincoln today for
a good figure and all cash. The lot is
located just south of the Ferguson
house and belonged to w. r. Castle.
We have not heard whether MIR.
Mckee will build or not.
Mai. H. Y. Eaton leaves this evening
for Chicago and other points in the
east in the interest of the Minerva
Chiffonier trunk company. The com.
pany has been manufacturing quite
number of trunks, but they propose to
boom the business right along now.
Orders are coming in for them and the
outlook is very bright for good busi-
ness in that line. The STAR wishes the
Major and the company much success.
Attorney E. d. Norton left last
evening with spring wagon and
outfit for some place further west. He
Was accompanied by Geo. King, who
has been working at the Gillespie for
some time. The STAR is informed
that Mr.. Norton sold his residence to
Sheriff Blakey, and his law library
and Office fixtures to Chambers Kellar.
To some he stated that he was going
to South Pass, Colo, and to others
that he was bound for Wyoming.
The party of prospectors who went
up into the Hills few days ago are
having some interesting times. They
are now at Mystic and A. X. Pierce
writes that AL Hora went out a few
days ago to look over the the country,
and although he has spent the winter
hunting grizzlies and silver tips in
the Big Horn mountains, he came fly.
ing back to camp shoeless, hatless and
coatless, having been scared half to
death and chased to cover by three
mountain lions. He had no gun.
The state hoard of pharmacy, con-
sisting of F. G. Aver of Howard, o. H.
Tarbell of Watertown and A. n.
Sites of Sioux Falls, with their clerk
I. A. Keith of Lake Preston, will ar
rive in Hot Springs on Sunday next
with the excursion Of the grand lodge
Of Masons. and on Friday the 18th,
they will hold an examination for
those who wish to apply for certificates
from them to be able to do druggists
business throughout the Black Hills.
AS there are q good many druggists
in this city and other towns in the
Black Hills who have not yet taken
this examination it is supposed there
will be large class. An effort will be
made to secure the parlor or some
other suitable room at the Evans for
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