Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-06
HOT SOUTH FRIDAY, APRIL 6. 1894

upper Hills where he has been visiting
for tile last three weeks.
The NJ. NJ. Ms. held very pleasant
meeting at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
r. F. Connor Monday evening.
Pat j. Egau, the rising young at
torney Of Rapid City, came down last
Monday to represent one Of the fire
companies of that city at the meeting
held in this city.
Dick Kennedy and wife who have
occupied the Judge Dudley property,
north of the Mienekahta block, for
over year, moved to the Holmes
house in Cold brook Taesday.
President Hancher returned from
his extended trip to the south and east
and is almost worn out with the fa-
t,gue of the journey. He says he is
quite glad to get back home again.
Frank Benton received the good
news on Saturday from Sheridan, Wy.
that he hadn't lost a single head Of
stock in the late blizzard. He left
Monday for Battle Greek, Neb. to
look after his feeders.
Dick Koker came in from the French
creek gold diggings Tuesday and says
the yellow metal is not panning out
quite as we'll as it did last fall. They
propose to stay with it however, hop.
ing it will grow better.
Doc. Peirce came in from his hunt IN
the sand hills with a whole baggage car
loaded with game, which he said was
only his share of what the party got.
He had 249 ducks, l swan and about a
dozen geese and brants.
! John E. Allinson, son of Judge AL
linson of Lead, is in the city for few
days and is the guest of Frank Green.
Mr.. Allinson is popular young real
estate and insurance agent of Lead
and is delighted with Hot Springs.
John King hurt his foot by tramp
ing on a rusty nail and he has quit the
draying business for time. He
moved his family and household effects
to their new home on the road to the
Soldiers home, recently purchased Of
Barney Mullen.
Dan Cummings, the popular B. & M.
engineer had the misfortune to fall
from plank on which he was crossing
a pit at Deadwood i'll trying to dodge a
SNOWFALL some one playfully threw at
him, causing him to break several OF
the bones of his foot, that will lay him
up for several weeks.
The teachers who attended the Black
Hills association in this city last Satur
day all expressed themselves delighted
with their brief sojourn bere-enjoyec
their meeting, their ride about the
city, and other features of their visit
immensely, and went home enthusias
tic admirers of Hot Springs.
Miss Germond and her mother who
have been here for more than a yea,
, keeping house for w. U., made
their departure for Ripon, Wis.
Tuesday evening. They have made
hosts of friends during their stay here
who will regret their departure. Mis-:
Germond will be especially missed in
her work in the Episcopal church.
u SThe party given at Moran's last
kFriday evening was most enjoyable
affair. Those who attended brought
their baskets we'll filled with eatable.
and there was great plenty. They
danced all night and two sets after
daylight next morning. Cannon Fish
er, who brought us the news, brought
his young lady friend home to this
city, crossing the Cheyenne river wher
nothing but the lazy y-back of the buggy
could be seen above the water and the
horses had to swim. The young lady
took her baptism in the ice water ir
good part and is none the worse for it.
Rev. Leslie's lecture before thu
Black Hills Teachers association at the
college chapel on Saturday evening
was we'll attended and listened to witt
the closest attention. The lecture wa.
one of those carefully worded, schol
arly productions for which the gentle
man is so justly noted and he received
the personal congratulations Of almost
the entire audience. The speaker
made very strong plea for the publ,
} schools being kept free from sectariar
: domination, and urged that the matter
Of moral training should receive more