Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-26
From Tuesdays Daily.
The new B. & NJ. flyer will probably
be put on Sunday next.

VI AAS ~ASs ASs ~ Ava AAy "a Will PtOI0OAy
be put on Sunday next.
DR. Howell is building barn on his
lots in Catholicon addition.
Andy Traut went to Lead this morn
ing via the B. & NJ. where he will spend
a week or two doing some plumbing.
Ben Cleghorn went to Lame Johny
last evening to take his sister-in-law,
Miss Kinser, from st. Paul to visit her
mother.
I Rev. Lyman and daughter, Grace,
returned from the Spearfish Christian
Endeavor convention last evening and
report most enjoyable time.
Stephen Virtue of Cascade is over to-
day to be examined by the board of
surgeons, for a pension on special or
der from the special examiner now in
the city.
Alva Mcgowan is at home looking
after his wife who has been quite sick
for a few days. They are storing their
furniture in the old STAR office for the
time being.
DIR. Jennings cut small cancer from
the lower lip of Sylvester Calhoun
yesterday. Mr.. Calhoun stood the
operation we'll. The only anesthetic
used was cocane.
Jos. Vincent, the popular hardware
merchant, leaves tonight for Omaha
and may go to Chicago before he re-
turns. He was called thither by tele-
gram on important business
Homer Moore, Frank Patterson and
Jacob Gable started for the bad lands
this mort3ing- the first two to bring
back specimens they have cached
there and the latter to hunt mountain
sheep which are said to be plenty down
there.
Mueller & Warren's dynamo for
plating the handles of their music racks
has arrived and will soon be pitt in
place. They propose to do some en-
tensive advertising in their business
which gives every promise of success.
Bob Parmley and John Lampman
are hard at work grading the new loop
road up through the canyon near the
Gillespie to the new hotel site. This
means great deal and we are strongly
of the opinion that the hotel will be
built.
Fire broke out in the house of James
Wilson, Wis lives near r. f. Connor's
place quite early this morning, started,
it is supposed. from a defective tiue.
With the aid of the neighbors and the
abundance of water in the irrigating
ditch, it was put out with but little
damage.
Col. Thornby, who has been investi-
eating a. ID. Clark's coal mine on the
Cheyenne river, came in this morning
from Edgemont. He says the mine is
an excellent one, being a five foot vein
of good coal in the clear, and they have
it opened up i'll excellent shape and ex-
pect to ship three cars day from this
time OH. The colonel thinks it will be
a big thing for the county.
/ Henry L. Wilson. who has been at
work on the STAR all summer. will
leave the latter part of this week for
Los Angeles where he has obtained IL
position and will probably remain there
permanently. His family will follow
later. lie will go via the b. & NJ. and
Northern Pacific to Portland and
thence via boat.
A fire in the house formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Emery in Happy Hollow.
nov occupied by Gross Eyed JIM at
half past five this morning stirred
people out of bed pretty early in that
neighborhood. 1t was extinguishel by
Il couple of buckets of water without
much damage. Look out for the de-
fcctive chimneys. This is two fires
from this source this morning.
Jimmie Baldwin leaves tomorrow
morning for his home at Hill City. He
informs us that the j r mine is likely
to start up in q short time and in that
case he will probably be employed
there. Our band boys are quite
anxious that he should return to direct
and teach the band here and in case
they are successful in making it an
object for him. he will move his family
here.
D1ED.-One by one the old soldiers
are passing to their final rest and it
wont be long until the little cemetery
recently opened in the grounds of the
home will be pretty we'll filled. VIM.
Kenney, late sergeant of Co. 3d."
} 3rd. Wisconsin Infantry, died this
morning at 4:3O. He was admitted to
the home from Faulk- county Sept. 10,
1894. He will be buried at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. An autopsy was held
at the morgue of Uundertaker Joyce
this morning, conducted by Drs. Whit
field, Adams and Hargens. The dag