Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-26


Mrs. c. E. Sawyer tomorrow afternoon.
The Fargo Mercantile company has
about finished taking an inventory of
stock.
DIR. Newt. Wade has made up his
mind to kill silver tip bear in the near
future.
Annie Young has returned from
Whitewood where she has been all
summer
Rev. Frame and family are expected
home tomorrow morning from their
Indiana visit.
Charley Fargo returned from Dead
wood last night and says things are
quite lively in the upper Hills
Chambers Kellar returned from
Edgemont this morning, whittier he
had been booming the republican
ticket.
Prof. Killing is much better today and
will be able to take his place in school
again tomorrow if he continues to i'm
prove.
Miss Stack, sister-in-law of Com
missioner Colgan is assisting Auditor
Smithson on the tax list for a few
weeks.
Seavey Houghton has returned from
his trip to Omaha and points further
east and says politics are livelier than
ever before.
Doug. Green returned from his trip
to Rapid and Hill City last night. He
thinks the Keystone mine is on the eve
of a great boom.
Mrs. A. w. Carey who is here from
Hermosa taking baths for rheumatism
is SO much improved that she will re-
turn home with her husband the last
of the week.
Rome Nliller's hotel fixtures for his
new eating house at the Gap arrived
at that place this afternoon and he will
be ready for business Monday morning.
Edmund Petty returned from short
visit to Omaha and Springfield, Neb.,
this morning, and reports politics
getting hotter and hotter in that state.
The Minnekahta bath house is giving
from thirty to forty baths day now.
Many are being entirely cured of their
complaints and others are going away
greatly benefited.
Frank Crabill received telegram
from Grand Island last night announc-
ing the death of "Billy" Shelton at
that place yesterday. Billy's many
friends here will be sorry to learn of
his death.
Rev. II. I'll. Gilchrist and family will
leave for Fowler, Kan, on Wednesday
of next week. They have some articles
of furniture they would like to dispose
of before they go.
o. b. Chesley, republican candidate
for clerk of courts, came in from Edge
mont this morning where he has been
for the last few days making votes for
himself and the ticket.
Warren Il. Leland and party returned
from trip through the upper Hills
we'll pleased with what they saw and
more enthusiastic than ever over the
prospects and advantages of Hot
Springs as the future great.
George Z. Kellogg. erstwhile night
clerk at the Evans. with his wife and
little daughter. leave for Des Moines
this evening via the b. & NJ. Mr..
Kellogg is a true friend of Hot Springs
and thinks of returning here again in
the spring. Harry Hare will take his
place as night clerk at the Evans this
evening.
VIM. Zollingcr, the b. s NJ. conduct
or who is to take Harry Ryan's place on
this run. came in from Alliance this
morning and will enter upon his duties
Monday morning. Mr.. Zollinger is a
gentleman who will make friends with
everyone: being of a jovial good'nature,
and ono who will look well to the inter-
ests of his company i'm courteous treat.
ment OF the patrons of the road. He is
worthy successor to Mr.. Ryan. His
family will not arrive for week or ten
days. The STAR hopes he may enjoy
his work here and find Hot Springs a
congenial abiding place.
Gen. Manager Burt of the Elkhorn.
with b. b. Wood, vice president of the
Merchants National bank of Omaha
j. B. Berry, chief engineer of the Elk
horn and Chas. Hayward, general
purchasing agent for the entire North
western system, came in from the upper
Hills last evening where they have
been looking over the Hay creek coal
fields. Mr.. Burt informs us that the
new schedule on the Northwestern will
go into effect on Monday and the time
will be as follows, coming west: Leave
Chicago 1890 p. m.; leave Omaha 2:1O