Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-13

The sheds for the hose carts have
been neatly painted.
John Lennon and family move out
to their ranch on Horsehead this week
The new school house at Elm creek
has been completed and is creditablt
job.
Reeder G Boyle haye repaiuted the
large dray and it shines like new
one.
Mr.. Potts, who has been sick so long
is reported so low that he cannot last
much longer.
Miss May Brennan has returned
from the Spearfish normal, and will
remain at home.
N. Atcheson has been making some
Improvements about his property in
the way of grading.
Louis Hamlin, the telephone man
from Deadwood, is here making some
repairs to the line in this city.
The humanophons is the first and
only living musical instrument yet
invented. Hear it Monday night.
Rev. }. H. Leeds is off on vacation
of several weeks and will spend 1T
in Omaha, Kansas City and st. Louis.
Grass is getting nicely started. A
few more warm showers like that of
Saturday night will bring it up in a
hurry.
County Treasurer Bradley has a
game foot-Rheumatism having got
the best of it. He'll take bath now
he says.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Schellinger ar
rived from O'Neill Tuesday. Mrs.
S. will! visit relatives and friends here
for few weeks.
The Odd Fellows are making great
preparations for their anniversary ball
on the 26th, and it will doubtless be
one of the finest parties of the year.
About sixty young folks attended
the Christian Endeavor sociable at the
residence of E. j. Moore on Saturday
evening and report an enjoyable even
ing.
A rain visited this section Wednesday
ni2ht-continuing through the night
soaking up the ground in excellent
shape. Vegetation is fairly jumping
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Clemens, the pa.
rents of Mrs. $. M. Houghton moved
to their ranch between Whitewood and
Deadwood last week where they will
spend the summer.
DIR. Stewart and Butler e. Ames have
moved into their new Office on the cor
ner of Sixth street and Chicago avenue
which has been fixed up till it shine.
like new pin. They have good right
to feel happy.
Judge s. j. Conklin, who came her,
about two weeks ago and has beer
stopping at the Soldiers home, ha
moved to the Evans hotel and viii
stay there until he gets ready TO g
home. He is improving quite rapidly
| The school board let the contract fo,
furnishing and putting in the frame
and wire screens for the school hous,
windows to Henry Mum and Jacol
Cassel for 1925. There are 113 to b,
furnished. The other bids were as higl
as 1920.
George Trimmer thanks his friend
very kindly for their efforts to boon
him for alderman, but positively refu
ses to run, and withdrew his name ant
petition from the auditor. We ar,
sorry to hear it as George would hav,
made an A alderman.
The statue of Alvah Mcdonald, th,
late chief guide to Wind cave has beer
completed by Riordan and it is beau
tiful piece of work. The proprietor
of the cave have ordered it to. be veilet
and it will be kept so until their open
ing day, which will occur in about tw,
weeks, when it will be unveiled will
appropriate ceremonies.
s. NJ. Houghton has received q lette
from his friend. A. w. Warnock, ad
vertising agent Of G. st. P. NJ. & o. Ry
Of St. Paul, in which he states that b
has decided to bring his wife an,
mother here within q couple Of week
for the benefit Of their health. Whel
such men as MIR. Warnock, who j
thoroughly posted on all the health re
sorts, decides to come Hot SPRINGS Il i