Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02

Gene Lewis has had his windows let
tered, indicating that his barber shop
is within.
The glass is being set in the roof of
the Evans green house and it will take
several days to finish it.
The heating arrangements of the
Presbyterian church have beenperfect-
ed through generous contribution by
G. A. Springer of Chicago.
S. A. Iden was called to Smithwick
to inspect the sheep recently brought
in from New Mexico for Meyer 4
Robinson and dpronouncesthemh healthy
and in good condition.
Jack Shaffer, Joe Donney and Jesse
Field returned from ten days trip
to the limestone country last evening
and report the killing of lots of small
game, but nothing large ventured Into
sight. They say there is camp fire
along every rod of the road and the
game has all been driven out of Tie
country.
Ed. L. Grantham, court reporter for
this district, who has been doing the
reporting for the United States court
i'll the murder case of Two Sticks, came
down last evening to take little rest.
He says the case was given to the jury
and thinks there is no doubt but that
he will be convicted of murder
a tea was given on Saturday after
noon from three to six o'clock. 1t was
a very pleasant affair. Among the
invited guests were Meslames Il. T..
Evans. III. ID. Clark, Train, Catlin, Gala
han, Vincent. Anderson. ID. L. Burke.
j. l.. Burke, Griswold. j. II. Gillespie,
Jennings. +. ID. I'illespie, Ryan, Silkin-
son and Kelly, and Misses Spangler and
Anderson.
One of the little boys at school came
pretty near making an interesting item
for us yesterday. In his play he fell
over the high bank OH Eighth street
and lodged about one-third of the way
down, where he was found bawling
Justify. Luckily w. NJ. Thorn was near
and by great effort got down from the
top and pulled the kid out of his peril
GUS position. The school children
should be kept away from the steep
banks or we are liable to have to
chronicle severe casualty.
The new Touring mill has now ap-
preached period which shows that
the proprietors mean business. The
third story has been put on and the
whole thing almost enclosed. The
machinery is all on the ground, and
the proprietors have given sufficient
security that they intend to do what
their contract calls for and it is now
high time that the subscribers were
putting up the percentage of their
subscriptions now due. 1t is not fair
to promise certain things and then 20
back on that promise. The mill is
going to go. and our citizens should do
all in their power to make it a success.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The roof is being put OIL the new mill
this afternoon
\ Arthur Montgomery and wife of
Oclrichs and Rome Glover of Rapid
City are at the Ferguson.
| Mrs. Capt. Megrew's friends will he
glad to know that she is much better
today and with no serious compli
cations. will soon be herself again.
Deputy Revenue Collector Dr. Flick
called upon the Cuban Cigar Factory
this week and pronounced the books
o. II. in every way.
VIM. Peterson and family have moved
into the MacGregor property in
Pielre's addition and it is being paper
ed and decorated by Charley Moore.
Maj. Eaton has purchased IL small in
terest i'll the Grow Printing Co.. in
Chicago of which /. r. Grow. formerly
OF the Cascade Geyser, is president.
and is devoting II portion of his time
to that enterprise.
Will Germond says he has ordered
one of Herr Dow's bullet proof cui-
rasses, as he is expecting other gun
plays. He tried to borrow ours. but we
willhave it in constant use until the
campaign is over.
E. b. Warren, with VIM. Huebner,
started yesterday morning for trip
to Custer to look after the mica pro.
ject he has under way. and of which he
expects to make big thing if he can
find the quality he is seeking for.
The upper Hills papers report a
severe blizzard there Saturday and
Sunday-the Nebraska papers report
snow and wind in nearly every portion
of the state-Wyoming reports eighteen
inches of snow and the rotaries had to
be put into use to clear the tracks.
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