Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-28
From wednesd.y's e Daily.

From Wednesday's Daily.
A. B. Connor is moving into the up
stairs of the Petty block.
Patrick and Cairnes brought in
fine lot of grouse from their hun
yesterday.
Both banks will shorten up thei
business hours by closing at 3 p. m
after Oct. 1.
The little daughter of j. G. Dickovel
leaves for Sioux Falls tonight to at
attend school.
j. D. Butler is shipping hi.
household effects away and is probably
going to leave the city.
DIR. Stein, of Deadwood, who ha.
been here for few days taking in the
attractions, returned this morning.
Prof. King will move his family tc
the upstairs Of the Phillips block where
they will reside during the winter.
Mr.. Shirley, of Bradley's fiat, lost a
valuable horse last night while in town
visiting his son-in-law, Frank Allen.
+. E. Rounds and wife of Sundance,
Wyo., came in this morning on a pleas
ure trip and are quartered at the Evans.
Herbert Probasco, who has been in
charge at the plunge this summer, has
now taken charge of the Evans bath
house.
Frank Stewart and wife, of Buffalo
Gap, came over last evening to attend
the meeting of the U. E. s., returning
this morning on the freight.
o. W. Templeton and wife left last
night for Omaha to be gone about a
week. Mr.. Templeton will lay in a
large line of goods for the Fargo Mer-
camille Co.
Sandie Noodle is now at the Guilty
Sark mine making arrangements for
shipping ore from there to Omaha for
reduction. He is we'll pleased with the
new mine.
Rev's. Gilchrist and Lyman returned
this morning from a very successful
evangelistic trip to northwestern Wy
oming, where they have conducted
several meetings.
There is no clue to the Buffalo Gap
safe crackers. They evidently under
stood their business, as they took moth
ing by which they might have been
identified If caught.
Mrs. j. R. Mower is feeling happy
over the news that sister and nephew
from Louisville, KY, will be here Fri
day to pay her an extended visit. She
has not seen them for ten years.
Andrew Traut returned from his
business trip to the upper Hills last
evening and secured several jobs of
plumbing at Lead. They will go up
after the 18th of next month to do
them.
w. r. Warren, brother of E. b., with
his friend Horace Clark will start
from Lead tomorrow for Hot Springs
on their bicycles. They expect to ar
rive here by Friday noon and will come
via Rapid City.
Alfred Standen is getting in plenty
of stock to open up their new market
on Monday and they will be ready to
cater to the wants of their customers
in every line. Richard Standen is ex-
pected here with his car load of house.
hold goods on tomorrow's freight.
John King received letter from B.
w. Franklin, who went to Texas some
time ago, saying he was sorry he had
left and he need not be surprised to
see them back again any time. Times
are very hard and it has been raining
SO steadily that they have had very
little time to pick cotton.
Mrs. Thos. McKinlay, daughter and
little son arrived from Ottawa, nls.,
this morning and they will take up
their residence in the Eastman house
on the bluff. Hot Springs welcomes
them to its midst and hopes they may
enjoy their new home immensely.
g. A. Field returned from Edgemont
this morning. He reports business
active there and considerable building
being done. Two or three residences
are being erected and more in contem-
plation. The track to the new stone
quarry was completed last night and
they commence shipping stone today.
J.A. Eddy and wife and M. Niool
and wife, representing the Union Cen
trail Life Insurance company, who have
been here for several days soliciting
business and enjoying the attractions
of this resort, left for Rapid City on
the freight. They will take in the
upper Hills and return here to spend q
couple of weeks. They are delighted
with our city.
Mrs. George Trimmer left last night