Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-02
LOCAL MENTION.
From Tuesdays Daily.

LOCAL MENTION.
From Tuesdays Daily.
F. A. Harmon, the division freight
rustler for the Elkhorn came in last
night and out again this morning. He
reports business booming.
There is no certainty that Conductor
Zollinger will remain on this run as he
has not yet decided on Il house. Mr..
Ryan's is to small for him.
The new hotel is almost an assured
fact and Fred Evans, relieved from the
minutip of hotel routine busines, will
have time to devote his energies to it,
Mrs. Will Crane is having their lot
improved nicely during her husbands
absence and he will be greatly sur
Capt. and Mrs. I-n Fleiche took their
leave of Hot Springs for an extended
visit with friends in their old home at
Fond du Lac, Wis.,, last evening. May
they be restored to health.
The snow and bad weather made the
b. L. M. train about two hours late this
morning, which was a good thing for
some of the passengers who did not
want to leave quite so early.
Barney Mullen came down from
Deadwood Saturday evening and has
been busy ever since figuring on the
probable cost of building the new
summer hotel on Evans heights.
Nellie and Lille Young have gone to
Chadron where good homes have been
secured for them, and if they are dis
posed to do right, they can make ladies
of themselves.
Charley Richards, who has been
driving Fargo's delivery wagon for so
long, has taken similar position with
Connor & Allen and Rufus Thomas
has taken his place at Fargo's
Arlie Cleghorn showed us turnip
raised on his ranch below town that
measures 24 inches around and is big
in proportion. The seed from which
it grew was planted Sept. 1.
Bob Sham returned from his bust
ness trip to Omaha this morning and
reports the weather down there. bcastly
Truly we are i'm the banana belt. for
they have been having snow and slush
all around us.
r. L. Patrick returned from his bust
ness tripto Sioux City this morning
and says it was showing and raining so
at that place that he could do no bust
ness and concluded to come back.
EX-Sheriif Clifford has made Il filing
on the claim known as the old tie camp
at the head of Hell's canyon and is
putting up hay there. There is good
grass and good water and it will make
an excellent place for stock.
The B. n NJ. run atr,in of ten coaches
through to Billings with their first
train and they were all we'll filled. They
expect to make great international
highway for business and from the way
they are starting it they will no doubt
be successful.
w. U. Germond went to Cold brook
to make some change III IL ditch. when
Frank Hesnard came out and covered
him with his gun and ordered him to
desist or he would shoot him. Will de-
sisted, but he had Frank arrested. The
latter waived examination and is now
hunting some one to go on his bond of
800.
Charley Burt of Hat Creek has found
his horse. 1t was discovered by a
sheep herder in deep canyon back of
AL. Lindsay's, without saddle or bride,
tied to tree, and from appearances he
had been standinding there for two
days or longer. It is supposed the
thief has the saddle and bride cashed
in the neigborhood and will get them
safter the thing blows over.
Grandma Burdette came in from LIE
Claire, Iowa, this morning, where she
has been spending the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Lancaster She
says she will only remain a few days
as she has rented her house to Mrs.
Livingston and daughter, for another
year. She goes back to Le Claire to
spend the winter.