Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

From Saturday's Daily.
Sandie Noodle visited the Elm creek
quarries today.
BoRN-To Capt. Phillips and wife
this afternoon fine daughter. Con-
gratulations.
j. 7. Parrott is building a bulkhead
along the creek for the Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
G. E. Sawyer & Co. will move their
stock of drugs to the Root building on
Friday of next week.
Mrs. f. T. Clark of Rumford, who has
been taking baths for rheumatism,
went home last night entirely cured.
The Elkhorn brought in something
over forty passengers as result of the
one fare Friday rates recently estab.
lished.
DIR. Stewart and j. w. Butler made a
trip to the southern part of the county
yesterday and report crops all looking
excellent.
I. B. Dings says he was up Cold
brook yesterday in the hailed district
and says there are still piles of hail
three feet deep.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Juckett are over
from the Gap today. Mrs. j. will
shortly leave for her old home in Yer
mont to remain several months.
In the tournament notes the Chadron
Journal says "Crabill of Hot Springs
is n very pretty shooter and has an ell
viable reputation as trap shot"
Mrs. Harry Ryan, wife of the popular
b. & NJ. conductor, returned home yes
terday, accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Hall, of Superior, who will spend the
summer here.
The Modern Woodmen's picnic ut
Spearffsh was an unqualified success.
The day was delightful one, there
was large attendance and everyone
had good time.
A number of the people from the
upper Hills, who have been attending
Chautauqua, including Col. Clough,
Rev. Shingler and others went home on
the B. 4 M. this morning.
The water will be turned into the
mains on Lincoln avenue this evening.
The plans have been changed and the
balance of the mains will be laid on
Evans Heights instead of College Hill.
The chattcl mortgage sale of the
abstract books of E. b. White took
place today, and the books were bought
for s16O. the desk for "a and the chair
for 1925, all bid in by Alvin Fox. Re-
ceiver.
The Rapid City Union in speaking of
j. M. Booker's opening his 81 per day
Valley house in this city says he will
surely be we'll patronized by all men,
bers of labor organizations and the
peoples party.
According to the report of Judge La
fabre. receiver of the U. S. land office
at Rapid City. Fall River county has
IL 800 acres surveyed land. s. 100 acres
unsurveyed, 3so,7O1 acres disposed of,
724. 1873 acres open for entry.
Rev. L. NJ. Scroggs and wife, Mrs.
Sparks and Miss Briefly of Sturgis left
for home this morning. They have
camped on the Chautauqua grounds
during the entire session and report u
pleasant and profitable time.
The Black Hills telephone company
is about to pass into new control. Hon.
G. E. Yost of Omaha, president of the
Nebraska telephone company, has been
i'll the Hills some time, and it is unaer-
stood that Il transfer has been virtu.
ally -Sturgis Record.
Earl r. Hare leaves this evening fo1
a visit with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis. He will spop at Rush.
Vile, Neb., and assist Miss Tyler III
giving a musicale Monday night. He
will return in a few weeks to assume
his new duties as one of the teachers
at the school of mines.
Bill Carey, the half breed, was
brought before U. s. Commissioner An.
dcrson this morning and was bound
over in the sum of $500. He will 20 to
Jail ut Deadwood tomorrow. His ex.
cuse was that he put his brand on the
horses so he might distinguish them
from others.
Secretary Hare informs us that work
has already begun on the program for
next year and it will soon be made up
President Hancher would like the ad.
wise of those who have fault to find
with the arrangement of the programs
to make their suggestions within the
next thirty days, instead of waiting un.
til the program is printed.
! The Hicks hanging, which was to
. have taken nlaco o< C<,,,o;, ,,.,,A