Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
HOT SPRINGS SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER H. 1884,
CAMILLE C0MPANY'S for General Merchandise.

From Mondays Daily.
4 VIM. Allen represents Cascade in th,
city today.
The fare from Hot Springs to Bill
lings, Mont, will be 1870.
1 Harold Gillespie is now free from
fever, and is getting along nice
r. T. Patrick went to the Elm creel
quarries this morning to ship severa
cars of stone.
Eight train loads of stock were
shipped over the Elkhorn from Belle
Fourche Sunday.
Frank Green, who has been lyine
quite sick for u month is now GONZALES
cling, but is not able to be out yet.
John G. Richer returned from hi.
trip to Omaha this morning and looks
all the better for his short vacation
L. s. Gull and Chambers Kellar went
to Deadwood this morning to attend
U. s. Court and look after other bust
ness.
The Baxer Plaster company received
another car of Sheridan coal this
morning. They will probably use three
cars week until the holidays.
A. B. Hulit and others are trying tc
arrange to sell sheep to the authorities
at the Pine Ridge agency to be dis.
tributed to the Indians for mutton.
Work has stopped on the new flour
ing mill today on account of no lumber
Two cars came in today and another is
looked for tomorrow so that work will
begin again in the morning.
John Craven was over from his ranch
in Red Canyon today and says he is
having it all his own way now as all the
cattle outfits in that neighborhood ex
cept his have moved away.
John w. Smith will call his new
cigar factory the Cuban Cigar Factory
He has number of thousand cigars OF
hand that he made before coming
here, which he desires to sell to ou,
merchants. He will begin manufactur
ing soon.
The district senatorial committee
had meeting at the Evans Saturday
night and arranged for some speaking
to be done throughout the district dur
ing the campaign. They also agreed to
act in conjunction with the central
committees in each county in the mat
ter of meetings.
FL. Berrier has purchased a butch
er's outfit of Grant Robinson and will
open meat market in the old saloor
building adjoining Crane Bros. store
He will use the Parmley slaughter
house. AS meat cutter he is ali
right and will no doubt make a success.
of the business.
Mrs. VIM. Fletcher of Ft. Meade, anG
Mrs. G. M. Brooks of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting Mrs. John Boyer. Th,
ladies are sisters and their visit ha.
: been most pleasant. Mrs. Brook.
, leaves tonight for her home, after hav
ing spent three months very pleasant,
!. with Mrs. Fletcherat Ft. Meade.
Sandie Noodle came down from Ell
creek yesterday and will remain
several days in the city. He report.
; the family all in excellent health ant
enjoying their outing exceedingly. H,
, brought with him some samples of OF,
from the Guilty Sark mine which onl,
add proof to the assertion previousl,
made, that it is the greatest mine i,
the southern Hills.
l The time of year is at hand when i
is necessary to call the attention O
householders and citizens generally t,
take every precaution possible agains
fires. When you are putting vi
stoves, be careful that the pipes and
, chimneys are thoroughly safe. Thous
ands of dollars may be saved by youl
care and prudence in this matter. w,
, don't want to make an item of q ser
ious confagration, as we have ha,
enough of losses of that kind.
John Burke returned from his tri]
to Sioux City Sunday morning. H,
, says on account of the recent dismis
sal of O'Bourke of the U. 8. treasury
! the government building at Sioux CITY
is at a standstill, and he could d,
nothing in regard to the bid for ston,
for the superstructure Of that edifice
He says the interstate fair gives ever,
promise Of success. The two creates
PAGERS in the world, Robert j. and Joi
Patchen, are already there to compel
for the 5000 purse offered.
D1ED-At the soldiers home at
o'clock this morning, Louis Lafoe, Lat,
q private in Co. A., sth Wisconsin
, infantry, passed to the spirit world
He was 70 years of age and was ad
mitted to the home November 2, 1s9:
, from Deadwood. He had been leadinl