Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-06
From Thursday's Daily.

Elmer Mcdonald Of Wind cave, a fine
daughter.
Hank vanatta starts dray linssat
Edgemont today with Ed. Cossitt a.
manager.
Yesterday was pension dayi and the
old soldiers were bnsy executing their
vouchers.
1t rained ali day at Oelrichs yester-
day--more rain than they have had
for three years.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hoard
who are living on the Henry Schultz
place, a fine boy.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roe Of
Beaver creek, July 8, twin daughters.
Double congratulations.
A band stand is being built about
the foot Of the flag pole recently erect-
ed at the soldiers home.
Meyer & 20. have secured the contract
for furnishing meat to the soldiers
home for the current month.
Custer reports very heavy thunder
storm at noon today, doing consider
able damage to the phone wires.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign's
place on the Chatauqua program will
be filled by Ex.Gov. Thayer Of Ne
braska.
Commissioner Ed. Clark went to
Edgemont to spend the Fourth and
brought his wife over this morning to
take baths for severe case of rheuma-
tism.
Miss Ada Townsend Of Waukon. To-,
an old friend of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Connor, will arrive from Lead this
evening to spend a few weeks visiting
them and attend the Chautauqua.
E. W. Speed, the Hill City banker,
with his wife and sister, spent the
Fourth at the Catholicon. Mrs. Speed
will remain to take baths. MIR. S. and
his sister returned home this morning.
P. G. Davis, who owns number Of
lots in the Trimmer addition, and is
very proud Of his beautiful possessions.
has been in the city few days looking
after his interests, and stopped with
George Trimmer.
Alvah Mcgowan came over from
Edgemont yesterday morning to enjoy
the Fourth at home. He says he is
getting his business enterprise pretty
well started, and that the outlook is
good for quite thriving business.
Col. Clough, and daughters Misses
Estelle and Marguerite, and Miss Nc
Connell of Deadwood came down last
evening to spend the next few weeks
attending the Cbautauqua assembly.
Miss Mcconnell is stopping at the LAM
pert cottage with other Deadwood
people.
Miss Gilman, attendant ut the asy-
lum at Yankton came in yesterday to
take Mrs. Elizabeth Archer, who is vi
olently insane and now in Jail, to that
institution. She is stopping with Mrs.
Fred Hamilton whom she attended
there. She will not start with her
charge until assured that the trains
will run right through.
DIR. &C. Lasby, who proved such a
drawing card at last Chautauqua, with
his wife and little son arrived yester-
day, and will spend most of the session
here. His lecture on Saturday even
ing will be on "Ten Days in Wonder
land" being description of the Yell
lowstone National park illustrated
with stereopticon views. On Monday
evening his subject will be "Jerusalem
as it is Today" Let all turn out.
H. w. Carter, of Chicago ar
rived this morning and is now at the
Catholicon where he is interested. He
will remain until Saturday morning
when business takes him to Dead wood,
but will stop here on his return. He
says the train on which he left Chicago
was the lightest one sent out on the
Northwestern for years. Fifty police
men were crowded on the steps and
platform to prevent interference By
strikers.
Prof. j. B. Hatcher, the eminent
scientist from Pprinceton college, N.
j., who with party Of students has
been hunting for fossils in the Bad
lands for the last month, came in
yesterday and will spend couple Of
days in the city, when they will 90 to
Deadwood. The party consists Of H.
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