Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-14
LOCAL MENTION.
From Fridays Daily,

Rev. Brown returned this morning
from his trip out into the Big Horn
country.
Walter Scott has gotten up a very
excellent blueprint Of the city, and
will have an electrotype made of it.
Mr. Walker, husband of the lady who
teaches in our public school, is lying
very low andi it is feared he cannot get
well.
H. Dedrick has just finished plaster
ing a commodious addition to Judge
Fry's residence in the Catholicon
addition.
H. P. Hannah is down from Hill City
looking over the city. He says that
mining interests are way above par in
that vicinity.
Parties from the Keystone camp have
sent in an order for the Baker Plaster
and it is said quite q building boom
has been started there.
=. g.. Sackette has moved his paint
shop from the pavilion to the Mckay
building on Minnekahta avenue, where
he can be warmer during the winter.
The children Of Hon. Eben Martin.
who with their parents are visiting at
G. N. Miners, have been quite sick
with tonsilitis, but are now improving.
This has been a very windy and dis
agreeable day. But we ought to be
able 70 stand a little rough weather as
II he's been most delightful for the last
three weeks.
The meeting of the soldier home
board having closed, Capt. Megrew has
gone to spend q few days looking after
business matters at his old home near
Howard, 8. d.
II. j. Sparks and wife left last night
Tor Alliance where they will visit with
Mrs. Sparks brother for a short time.
Harry has secured a small building
contract there.
A. d. Clark, the coal baron from the
Cheyenne river, is in the city today.
Mr.. Clark reports considerable activity
ct the mine and says they continue to
get out large quantities of coal of ex-
cellent quality.
About the most exciting topic of con-
~versation about town is the wonderful
showing Of the Holy Terror mine, and
the stories that are told of its marvel
GUS productions rival the stories Of
the Arabian Nights.
Victor Peterson is in Omeha consult
ing with Gen. Supt Holdrege in regard
to the side track for the new Touring
mill. The question Of it's beinglocated
on the east OF west side of the building
must be settled before the machinery
can be set.
Cramer & Raaths, the blacksmiths,
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. Ora
moi will continue the business at the
old stand: Mr.. Raaths is collecting
the old accounts and will go to Port
land, Oregon, to locate in the near flu
ture.
Jacob Wright came down from the
Keystone camp last night and confirms
the most extravagant reports of the
Holy Terror. He says he has been
right there and knows that they have
taken out $4,000 in the last two weeks.
He will return there in a few days.
A game of foot ball will be played on
college campus tomorrow afternoon
between the town team and the high
school boys. A good game is looked
for. These games are for the purpose
of putting the town boys in practice
for the coming game with Chadron.
Mrs. DIR. N. M. Wade gave a very en-.
joyable tea yesterday afternoon at her
pleasant home on Jennings emu
Among the guests present WERE: Mes
danes GODDARD, Moses, Baldwin, Stew.
art, w. II. Stanley, ST., King, Hayes,
w. II. Stanley, Jr., Ames, j. A. Stanley,
DR.. Whitfield, surgeon at the home,
informs us that there are none of the
old veterans sick at present, except
Mr. Keats, whose morphine trouble is
liable to take him off most any time.
There are nine patients in the hospital
at present. He reports Mrs. Megrew
as improving nicely every day.
2. H. Porter's team was tied to a tele-
ph pole in front of his place of bust
l this morning. The high wind
aa sS,,me paper near them, they took
mo. nd commenced running around
"f'a breaking the tongue and
me, ga wheel of the wagon. It is
Raey were securely tied or they
ans ave done more damage.
No American National is the name
ap' bank that will 500 open its
TO to the public. Ben Baer will be
\ ~ and Ed Ford. late Of fha Dead.