Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-12
LOCAL LACoNICs.
COMPLIED AND CONDENSED FOR
BUSY PEOPLE.

COMPLIED AND CONDENSED FOR
BUSY PEOPLE.
Miss May Brennan has returned to
scho"l at the Spearfish Normal.
The pension examining board will
be re organized in the near future.
George Havens has opened lunch
rant.
Attorney E. q. johnson, who is at
the home, is not improving as fast as
his anxious friends wish.
Another change has heen made in
the foreman>hip of the 5. & NJ. round
house. Jason March has been let out
and Jim Wybrick, of the section
rpeh, given his place.
The preliminary trial of Walter So.
per, who was charged with having set
fire to the pustotiice building at Fair.
bnrn. was completed about four clock
Thurs lay, and resulted in his complete
vindicatlon.
Chas. G. Fargo won the suit wherein
the EIkhorn company was plaintiff in
the matter Of the title to some Dead
wood property. 1, has been in litiga.
ton for several years. The company
has appealed.
Me>dames Billips and Withrow have
Opened up an eating house in the room
lately I'd by the Parker restaurant.
Withr. W and VanDpmark will parti-
ton part of the room off and use it for
barbe, shop.
Ed. z. King returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit with Arch
Deacon Sanford. Of the diocese of Ne
bra>ka, of the Episcopal church, and
his excellent wife, at Nebraska Citv.
He reports fine time.
Referee Frye is coducting the lien
cases against the Catholicon company.
Several Of the eases have been compro.
missed and it is hoped others may be.
It. will take several days however, to
try what cases are not compromised.
H Green, prominent resident of
David City. Nebraska, came in last
Thursday to take course of baths.
He was recommended to Come by MIR.
Richardson, of that place, who recently
received so much benefit from the
baths here.
The case of the foreclosure of the
liens against the Eastman residence
that have been ON trial before Referee
Frye, has been decided in favor of the
lien holders. There was no defense
made except that of the holder of a
mortgage who lives in the east.
A gentleman called upon the STAR
Thursday and said that he had about
decided to subscribe for the Daily as
by picking up the paper in store and
glancing oyer its columns he read an
item that enabled him to make ST.
more than enough to pay for the daily
year. Where's the fellow who thinks
that it doesn't pay to take the STAR.
You can't afford to be without it.
George Ransdall, better known as
."Donkev George" left on tine B & M.
Thursday in company with Picnic
klee. one of the walters at the Gilles.
pie. Their departure was not looked
for, although they were quit. intimate
for some time Mrs johnson. Picnic S
sister. and MIR. GilIispie tried to in.
duce her not to go. hut love laughs at
all advice. They went anyhow.
Fred G. Helm. the architect who has
been helping Mr.. Wright finish up the
plans for the new Episcopal church.
returned home Saturday morning. The
perspective shows handsome two sto-
nv building with spire. The second
floor will lie the main audience room.
which will he entered from the north
siie by fight nf stairs and there will
also he ground entrance from Ham
moni street. The basement will he
usel for Sunday school room, vpstry
parlors. PASTORS study. etc. 1t ,s beau.
tifully and conveniently arranged.
G. w. Delvey severed his connec.
tion as manager Of the Hotel Evans on
tire first of January and has gone to
Deadwood. where. in cnmnany will,
Tony Bernard. lie has leased the Key.
stone and White House, which they
will run. Mr.. Delvev is one of the
hest hotel men in the entire west. aud
DUNG his connection with the Evan;
demonstrated his ability in the way he
managed things in every departments.
He Us not only conrteons and affahle
gentleman who knows how to enter
tam guests. Int knows the hotel bnsi
ness IN it's smallest minuti@. We con.
oratnlata Daadwrod in securing him
and sincerely wish him the greatest
prosperity.