Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24

"A good set of heavy double harness
for sale by Reeder & Boyles or will
trade it for hay.
Alden Scovel has been offered the
Cascade school but the doctor has for
hidden his teaching this winter on ac-
count of his health. and he has had to
give it up.
Walter Scott went down to the Chey-
enne river and surveyed an irrigating
ditch for Marvin Parsons Saturday. He
is now doing some work in the neigh
borhood of the Minnckahta bath house.
The relations existing between the
Fargo Mercantile company and Chas.
Vandenberg have been dissolved and
Albert Eckstein of Auburn, Neb., will
be here in a short time to look after
the drug department OF the store.
Mrs. j. w. Curran of Lead, was the
FIRST lady to introduce the new riding
habit bloomers-and created no little
surprise by accompanyingher husband
on q morning ride astride of her horse.
Other ladies of that place will try the
boomers at once.
Miss Zaide Jurging, sister of Mrs.
Vincent, after Il pleasant %sojourn here
OF over Il week. returns to her home in
Fremont to resume her duties as lead
ing saieslaC.y in the Quinn dry goods
house. She will return here next sum-
mer to spend her vacation.
The United States timber agent at
Rapid City has made arrangements
with the telephone company to notify
him OF any timber fires that may occur
in the Hills either day OF night and
steps will be Immediately taken to put
them out. Uncle Sam is going to take
care of the timber in the Hills.
From Thursdays Daily.
j. l.. Baker leaves this evening for
southern Nebraska to work up some
business for his plaster mill.
L. Jorgenson of Lead is failing rap
idly and the announcement of his
death would not lie unexpected.
Arthur Colgan, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, is over
from Oelrichs on business today.
Prof. Jerry Green, lecturer on Odd
Fellowship. and his wife, took their de-
parture for their Iowa home last e
ing.
The A. o. U. w. meets tonight and
there will be a candidate for initiation.
\ full attendance of the members is
| desired.
Mrs. w. r. Cross, who has been
spending the last couple of months
with friends at Niobrara, returned this
morning.
The Rev. II. w. Tate, ID. d., pastor of
the Baptist church of Fremont, will
preach for Pastor Leslie on Sunday
morning, Goth inst.
a new engine house is to he built at
the Minnekahta bath house and two
car loads of rock came in today to
enter into it's construction.
Chambers Kellar tclegraphed G. A.
Eastman yesterday that Judge Handy
had sustained his previous findings i'm
the Catlolicon ease i'm favor of East
a
a partial eclipse OF the sun was
visible to early risers this morning.
and the hazy condition of the atmos-
phcrc offered excellent opportunity
for viewing it.
Chambers heilar has purchased the
Judgment Of liuist ~ Price against the
Catholicon property for sl.6OO. and the
sale of the property under it is to take
place on September l..
Clas. Kaufman, brother of Joseph
Vincent. and wife took their departure
for their home at Omaha last evening
They are delighted with Hot Springs
and will return next year.
Henry Schultz sold out his saloon
III the Wesch Il Oak block to Ben
Ski!es yesterday audit is said left town
Iii was discovered this morning that
there is Il mortgage on the saloon
fixtures for 5000. Mrs. Schultz is still
in the city. Henry's friends say he
will return in a few days.
J.. il. Gable, the ever present and
always lustling Jake, took his depart
ure for homo last evening, as he says
to set up another big excursion owe
his road, the lllkhorn. for Hot Springs
The large party OF tourists which h.
c%!laperoned to Deadwood and the Bale
Mountain district are loud in thei
praises of his attentions, and III.
thoroughly carried away with thu
beauty of the scenery and sights the.
saw on the excursion. Mr.. Gable is
; travelling passenger agent whom j