Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17
From Mondays Daily,
DR.. Crist of the Edgemont Express
came over yesterday to take bath.

From Mondays Daily,
DR.. Crist of the Edgemont Express
came over yesterday to take bath.
Harry Eastman and brother, j. F.
Eastman of Rapid City came in Satur.
day evening.
DIR. B. A. Wade was called to Sauers'
on the Cheyenne to see very sick
child on Sunday.
The Mechanics band made some
good music for the Royal Entertainers
Saturday evening.
Jos. Vincent's new stock of furniture
is elegant and his new store makes a
handsome appearance.
Clayton Shurts finished his business
with the First National bank Saturday
evening and returned to Deadwood
this morning.
Chauncey L. Wood and bride arrived
here Sunday morning and spent the
day in the city. They went to Rapid
City this morning.
Prof. Lymer, wife and daughter will
leave this evening to visit their pareuts
at Coin and College Springs, 10. to be
gone several weeks.
A party of guests from the Williams
and Mrs. Stanley's, accompanied j. b
Cleghorn to the Cheyenne Falls on a
fishing trip this morning.
Frank Benton came in from Manville
Sunday morning bringing with him A
A. Spaugh of that place. He reports
his cattle doing splendidly.
The drug department of the Bee Hive
has been beautified by the addition OF
a large glass box of gold fish received
from Hastings today. They are very
pretty.
The swimming entertainment at the
plunge yesterday was we'll patronized
and Mrs. Liljenstolpe proved herself
an adempt in the art. She was greet.
ed with rounds of applause.
August Sucksdorf and Charley Gates
returned from Peirce, Neb., this morn
ing and say the crops areutterly ruined
August says there wont be 100 bushels
of corn in the whole county.
Receiver Mckinley of the First
National bank will probably occupy the
Eastman residence. He is expecting
two more members of his family from
Ottawa. Ills, in short time.
Miss L. A. Mints of the N. L. A & S.
L. will give free instruction in art every
afternoon this week, from 800 to 5. at
the parlors of the Minnelusa to all
members of the Qui Vive club and
others.
The Cold brook Congregational
church will be entirely completed to-
day. 1t is probable that it will be dedi
Gated next Sunday 1t isa very neat
editice and the Cold brook people arc
to be congratulated upon it's compile
ton.
Mrs. A. d. Clark arrived Sunda,
morning from Iowa Falls. To-. for visi,
OF two or three weeks with her husband
who is experimenting the develop
merft of the Cheyenne canyon Goa
mine. They have gone to Custer for ,
few days.
i NJ. Caughey's father and mother re
turn home to Council Bluffs, 10. thi.
evening. Their visit was cut short b,
the death of friends, and to attend tn,
funeral of their old family physician
who was victim of the Rock Islant
wreck near Lincoln.
l Sandie Noodle and family have re
turned from their trip to the uppe
! Hills. They got so many raspberrie
that they had to ship them home b,
freight. Sandie bought ranch on Ell
creek. on which he expects to spen,
several months this fall.
DlED-On Sunday afternoon at thei
residence on Jennings avenue, of con
vulsions, Orville, the infant son O
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Smith. The bereavet
parents have the sympathy of a larg
circle of friends. Funeral services
will be conducted from the residence N
10 o'clock tomorrow by Rev. Baker
\. b. and r. F. Connor with thei,
families took drive down the Chev
enne river yesterday and the men in
cidentally stuck some fishing tackle il
their pockets to see if the fish would
bite. Bob hooked more BIG fish tina,
anybody, but it was Sunday and the,
got away from him. A. B. had bette,
luck and they got enough for a fin,
mess.
Rev. McConnehey of the Orphans
home for the Dakota's, located a,
Fargo, preached on Sunday morning al
the Presbyterian church and made ,
very interesting talk about rescuins
the homeless little ones and findins
good homes for them. Healso sopreache6
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