Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-07

From Thursdays Daily.
Kennett F. Harris is contemplating
trip to England about the first OF
October and will be gone about sis
weeks.
Mrs. Sarah ID. Swayne of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, and Miss Ada H. Maclean OF
Washington, d. c., are at the Evans fol
a few weeks.
The New York Store has just got
in fall underwear and can show the
best line for the least money in the
Hills. 1t will pay you to examine this
line before you buy. 3t-w
There are several of the celebrated
Russian thistles growing in the city
one of which is on exhibition at Miss
Druse's corner. If you see one grow.
ing, destroy it at once and stop a pest
that is liable to over run the country
A note from Col. Kellar and G. G.
Wilson just as they were leaving Sheri-
dan says there are twelve in the party
and they are we'll rugged up and pros
poets ahead for fine hunt in the Big
Horns. They will be gone about
twenty days.
The wood and drift ought not to be
allowed to lay and rot in the creek. It
is dangerous to the public health. We
have too good a record as u health re-
sort to allow an epidemic to break out
now. There are some stinking pigpens
about town also that demand the mar
shal's attention.
The Stereopticon entertainment
promised for the opera house Friday
evening will be something new in that
line and first class in every respect.
The admission price is small and YOU
can afford to go and take the children
who will be greatly instructed by the
views around the world.
Marshal Curtiss received very pitt.
full letter from Chicago woman in.
quiring for her runaway husband,
Lauce A. Lupton, an old soldier and a
Columbian guard at the Worlds fair.
If he reads this notice he should go
back to his faithful ones and try to
alleviate their sufferings.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Weston, of Mo. Valley and Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Garder and daughters
Minnid and Inez, of Altoona, Pa, came
down from the upper Hills last eve-
ming and are stopping at the Mower.
They have been making tour of the
Hills and report a pleasant time.
We are informed that Mr.. Aldrich
of Cold brook will bring suit against
the Elkhorn railroad company for the
damage caused by his late disastrous
runaway, as he says the engineer of the
freight failed to blow the whistle at the
crossing just below where the accident
occurred.
Henry Dearborn and wife of Stone
City, To-, came in yesterday to spend a
couple of weeks taking baths for rheu-
matism. They are prominent citizens
of that county and are old friends of
A. ID. Wood who was formerly agent at
their city. Tho STAR hopes they may
be cured up.
Col. Shaw of Anamosa, To-, very
prominent citizen of that state, and
we'll known as capitalist and railroad
builder, is here to remain some time.
He was the colonel of the regiment in
which our Capt. Lucas fought during
the late war. He is we'll pleased with
Hot Springs and may remain several
weeks.
~. Washabaugh returned Monday
from the Moody & Washabaugh farm
on Spring creek, where he spent a
week experimenting the threshing of
their grain. He says they have threshed
over 5000 bushels of grain this year and
feel highly elated. Their wheat went
over q bushels to the acre, oats 80,
barley 42 and rye 381s.-Times.
Division Master Mechanic Colville
of the 20" at Galesburg, Ills, writes
Agent Catlin that a stock car of new
design has been forwarded to this
place. to g. w. Rhodes, superintendent
of the motive power of Burlington, for
the inspection of the master mechanics
of the entire system who meet here ON
the 10Th and 18th inst. The car en-
bodies some important changes of con-
struction that have been recommended
in stock cars.
Geo. Trimmer can satisfy anybody,
beyond question, that apples and pears
can be grown here with excellent sue
cess. He brought us samples of his