Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
From Saturdays Daily.

! From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. Hank Vanatta went to Spearfist
this morning via the B. & M. to visit
friends.
Judge Kanable is over from Edge
mont and is buzzing people on the pro
bate judgeship.
The weeds along the creek have all
been cut down and will be burned be-
fore going to seed.
John Sidey is moving his household
effects to his Onyx cave where he will
make headquarters in future.
Cascade people are all excited over
the report that the b. & NJ. is making q
survey for branch to that place.
r. L. Patrick and Mike Flanagan
fixed up with an outfit and started out
toward Edgemont for couple of days
hunt.
Danney DALEY, formerly of this place
is matched to fight Johnny Van Heest
to finish for $1,000 purse at st. Louis
this month.
H. S. Gates, brother of our j. l..
Gates, will come from Broken Bow
next week and will open up a grocery
in this city.
Mark Rich and Miss Lou Jones, of
Oelrichs. took the train here this morn
ing for Speartish, where they will
attend the Normal this winter.
After great scrap S. A. Iden was f.
nally appoined sheep inspector for the
county. The appointment is good
one and gives general satisfaction.
Robert j. PAGES a mile in 2.O21s at
Indianapolis in the fastest harness race
the world ever knew. The time for the
three heats were 22.O3at, 2O21as, 2.O4a..
Sam. Moses is moving into his new
residence near II. A. Godard's and says
he is going to stop paying rent. 1t is
one of the cosiest homes in the city.
Two guests of the Blunck house were
robbed last by Il sneak thief entering
their rooms. One was relieved of ten
and the other of twenty five dollars.
"A. ID. Mckay is Justly proud over the
ownership of Il fine young colt whose
sire is the celebrated FL Mahdi, which
he recently bought on Spring creek
b. +. Gilbert, of Broken Bow, has
leased the steam laundry at this place
and will probably take possession next
week. Fred. Hamilton will supesin-
tend the plant for him.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Meyer.
yesterday afternoon, a fine daughter.
The happy parents are greatly rejoiced
over the arrival and the STAR offers
sincerest congratulations.
A party of fishers consisting of DR..
Stewart and wife, j. M. Butler and wife
and Judge Dudley went to the Chey-
enne Falls this morning with full
camping outfit and will remain there
till Sunday or Monday evening.
Charley Slyfield and wife will proba-
ably leave Hot Springs before many
weeks for Florida. Mrs. Slyfield's
father has considerable business to
care for near Jacksonville and they
will hereafter make their home with
him.
Rushville had very disastrous fire
last night. The Northwestern hotel
which had lately been rebuilt and refit-
ted by the proprietor. Mr.. Hoyt, was en-
tirely destroyed as was Il saloon and
two vacant buildings adjoining it. 1t
will be severe blow to the best inter
ests of that town.
John L. Burke, of Hot Springs. we'll
known to a large number of Rapid
City people. is a candidate for county
treasurer of Fall River county. Mr..
Burke will make an efficient officer and
the county can not produce man who
will poll more votes next November
than he.-Rapid City journal.
An old gentleman at the Catholicon
was robbed of $50 last night by some
one entering his room during thenight
and going through his pockets. AS this
is not the first act of the kind reported
there recently, Il rigid investigation
will be made and the guilty party
brought to justice if possible.
The STAR had a very pleasant call from
b. b. Mitchell, of Troy, Pa, president
of the Keystone Land and Cattle
company, who has been here for several
weeks fixing up the affairs of the COM
pany. He says Mr.. GODDARD has made
settlement in full with the company
and that he has the greatest regard for
Mr.. GODDARD and his manly qualities,
and that the company will do every
thing in its power for him. He will
still be in the employ of the company,
though not the manager, as that would
necessitate the calling of the company
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