Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12

From Tuesdays Daily.
Work on the Touring mill started
out again today in good shape.
Connor 4 Co., received car load of
-four and bread stuffs this morning
from Alliance.
Maj. Anderson is expected back from
his ju4keting tour to the eastern part
of the state on the 18th.
j. B. Dickover left last evening for a
short business trip to Denver in the
interest Of the Guilty Sark mine.
Anotherc car of lumber for the new
mill arrived this morning consigned to
the Buf{elo Gap Lumber company.
Our coal merchants are stocking up
on coal for the winter and there is
scarcely day passes without cars
coming in.
Geo. Trimmer has rented the last one
of his handsome little cottages in his
addition to s. A. Iden, who will move
into it at once.
John Dennis and Ira Tillotson, two
of the most successful ranchers in the
county, marketed couple of loads of
fat hogs in the city today.
After Oct. Is the north mail for the
F. E. & M. v. road will close at z p. M,
and our Nasby wants people to govern
| Themselves accorflinolv
Rev. Brown returned from trip to
the upper Hills last night. The Con-
gregational ministers all leave for the
association at Custer tomorrow morn
ing.
j. G. Richer & Co. will receive about
Nov. l., full car load of canned goods
recently bought in Omaha, also car
load of cereals, such as oatmeal, beans.
rice, etc.
Prof. G. H. Mckee, the efficient
superintendent of public schools came
over from his home in Union today
and will spend tomorrow looking over
our public schools.
Charley Eastman lost four of his
boarders from the county Jail. The
Indians were taken but the white man
was left for some eunaccountable reason
probably to make another trip after
him.
Jim Finnegan will be up from Chad
ron in the morning to visit with his
wife for day-Mrs. F. being here to
keep house for her father, Geo. Trim
mer, during Mrs. Trimmer's eastern
visit.
Mrs. Irene Hernandez Entertainment
at the Soldiers home last evening was
rather poorly attended by people from
the city, but the old soldiers turned
out en- masse and enjoyed the lecture
Exceedingly.
Prophecies are easy. Governor
Sheldon is more likely to run ahead
of his ticket than behind it. Every
republican community understands
the advantage Of a full vote for the
head of the ticket.-Huronite.
1 The district convention of the Y. P.
s. G. E. for the Black Hills meets at
Spearfish on the 10Th to 21st. Alden
Scovel has been chosen as delegate
to represent the Presbyterian church
and Miss Grace Lyman the Congrega-
tional. They will both probably at
tend.
i Forty Indians, prisoners and wit
nesses before the United States court
at Deadwood, went to that place via
the B. & M. this morning, but there
are still quite a number of red men
camped on the fiat below town. They
were in charge of Deputy U. s..
Marshals Walters and Robinson.
4 The newly organized band had q
practice at the court house last night
again and made some good music.
They have abundance of cornets and
basses, and an effort will now be made
to get the "filling"-tenors and altos
sufficient to hold them down. Hot
Springs is going to have first class
band.
DrED-At their home on Cold Brook
yesterday afternoon, Clarence, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hoard, aged
8 months. The little boy has never
been we'll and his death was not un-
expected. A short funeral service was
held at the home by Rev. Baker at 2
O'clock and the remains were laid to
rest In Evergreen cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crane arrived
today from an overland trip from
Harrison county, 10. Mrs. Crane is q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Gorton
Of this city whom they have not seen
for five years. They came across the
reservation from Chamberlain and
their team took sick from drinking
alkali water while out on Battle creek
and khox ho "A IN oov,a &, -, a k..- 4.