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

Nebraska trip.
The cold weather we are having is
the result of heavy snow in the upper
Hills on Saturday.
j. w. Joyce is having some work done
on the cemetery that will make great
change in the looks of things there.
Walter Scott and Sharon Evans are
surveying for the loop wagon road up
to the site for the new hotel this after.
noon.
DeForest Sanford, one of the editors
of the knights of Labor Advocate
came in this morning to attend the
pop convention.
DIR. G. G. Crist, the genial editor OF
the Edgemont Express and his sister
Kate, came over this morning to look
after business and to take in the town.
Frank Evans left last evening on the
B. & NJ. for two weeks visit to Omaha
and Sioux City. He will take in the
Interstate fair and othor attractions.
The new hotel as the plans call for it
will have frontage of 24O feet. 1t
will also have three wings 24O feet back,
which will make a very large structure
A large number of farmers are trans
acting business in the city today, and
as Charley Fargo says, tive merchants
are feeling pretty good over business .
Bob Sham and August Sucksdorf
and couple of German friends
started out on hunting expedition to-
day. They went loaded for good
time.
Louie Adams, the Evans barber
leaves tonight with his mother, Mrs.
Doringcoff, for the south and east
They will return to Hot Springs in the
spring.
The B. & NJ. brought in car load of
oats from Sheridan for Mr.. Iden, a car
of lumber for Hulst & Price, a car OF
coal for the Baker Plaster Co., and two
cars of merchandise, yesterday.
G. A. Baker, president of the Baker
Quarry Co., and former operator of the
Elkhorn at this place has taken a po-
sition as agent for the Northwestern at
Ogden, TO-, and says he has permanent
position.
The Indians now i'll the city are en-
route to Pine Ridge from their antelope
hunt in Wyoming. They say there
will be about 200 of them in the city
over Sunday. They found the hunting
very poor.
Miss Mamie Held, who is teaching ar
eight months school at Fall River falls
is giving excellent satisfaction to the
patrons, and her school mates anG
friends in this city will be glad to lear1
of her success.
Mrs. NJ. r. Maxson will arrive from
Hermosa this evening to spend Sunda,
with Mrs. j. A. Stanley and will go te
Custer Tuesday morning to give al
entertainment of readings at that plac,
in the evening.
The Hot Springs papers report thai
j. M. Baldwin will locate in that city
Well we don't blame him, but we CAM
spare Jim very we'll for he is the locat
ing monument to which Hill City i.
tied.-Tin Miner.
| A. P. Brink says that Mckinley day
in Omaha was one of the biggest affairs
ever seen in the city. Fully fifteen
thousand people were at the coliseum
and his speech was most telling one
A large number OF Omaha democrats
are now booming Majors.
Miss Marshall, candidate for superin
tendent of schools on the democratic
ticket returned from Edgemont thi.
morning where she has been soliciting
votes and making speeches. They sa.
she can knock the socks off the othe
democratic candidates as speech
maker.
| There is some speculation as to VIII.
will take Harry Ryan's place as con
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city. We know of no more competent
man than Geo. Clark, the efficien
baggageman and express messenger OF
the line and would like to see him re
ceive the promotion heso we'll deserves
Pine Ridge agency has had a full
complement of U. 8. deputy marshals
lately. Andrew Bray, J. P. Walters and
Dan Robinson have all been ther,
serving subp@nas, getting witnesse.
and attending to business in connec
tion with the coming term of United
States court. The agency crowd viii
come overland to Hot Springs, wher'
they will camp until next Monday ant
then leave over the B. & NJ. for Dead
wood, arriving here at noon on tn,
regular passenger train. These wit
nesses have generally come by tn,
Elkhorn, but can save some money b,
travelling overland to the Springs ant