Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-08

From Saturdays Daily.
Jay Hicks will bs hanged at Sturgis
on Tuesday, July II.
The first sleeping car of the season
came in from Omaha this morning.
The controversy between the cattle
and sheep men in the county is gradu.
ally dying out.
Lee II. Phillips came down from
Deadwood to take the position Of engi.
neer at the soldiers home and w. G.
Gorton will be retired.
The Gidley brothers departed for
their home at Whitewood this morn.
ing. James will continue to hunt for
specimens for the firm he worked for
last year. and Arthur will probably
assist him.
The case of Mrs. Schermer against
Mrs. Fred Englebrecht of this place
was arbitrated, and the arbitrators
awarded Mrs. S. judgment against
Englebrecht, her brother, for $3.50 and
two horses.
The college authorities, we under.
stand, will allow the campus to be
used by the base ball boys of the city
as long as they carry on their games
properly and there is no netting done
or playing for money.
Postmaster Morgan informs us that
one A. A. Kinney of Wichita Kas.,
wants to come to Hot Springs to open
a business college. The matter has
been turned over to the Business Mems
association and they will correspond
with the gentleman.
Rev. A. A. Brown and wife returned
from their trip to southern, central
and western Wyoming yesterday and
report pleasant visit. They say that
they are having plenty of rain in the
vicinity of Cheyenne. Their son, Mat,
and family are we'll pleased with their
new location.
j. B. Dickover and Fred Evans have
let contract to a. II. Pierce to sink
a shaft SO feet deep on their Catty
Sark gold property near Mystic and
they propose to develop it as fast as
possible. The property is good one
and Hot Springs will ultimately re-
ceive great advantage from its devel-
opment.
A gentleman by the name of Suck
storf of Sioux Falls, who is stopping
with E. A. Blunck. taking in all the
snaps in the cattle business to be had
throughout the country. He came to
buy 100 head to take back to Mime.
haha county to feed, but finding that
he could buy so cheap he has purchased
about 300 head and will let them run
on the range until shipping time. He
will no doubt double his money.
\ MARKEDLY the Rev. F. 2. Baker
on Monday afternoon, MIR. Ollie
Martin of Martins Valley to Miss
Alerta Morgareidge of Buffalo Gap
Mr.. Wilder Bond and Miss Myrtle
Ballou of Buffalo Gap acted as grooms.
man and bridesmaid. The young
people are we'll and favorably known
in the eastern part of the county and
hosts Of friends will join in wishing
them the richest of life's blessings
They go to housekeeping at once on
the ranch of the groom in Martin
valley.
}; DR.. Moffit, who has been druggis,
in Mr.. Goss' store since It's opening
departed for the Springs Friday morn
ing. where he will be associated with
DR.. Jennings. During his stay here be
made large number of friends VIII,
regret his departure. As a physician
he has given good satisfaction and he
will be missed as such. Jas
Wilson has sold his saw mill to j. H
Gordon of Hot Springs for 500 and
. 100000 feet Of lumber, delivered on
board the cars, in lots Of 10000 feet
per month. The mill is to be moved
, near Pringle on the line of the B e.
M.-Buffalo Gap Republican.
The plastering is being put on the
addition to .Jensen's barn, which is tc
, be used as Wind cave headquarters
and in the near future it will be ready
, for occupancy. The front room will
be used as a salesroom for specimens
and Office and in the rear there viii
be number Of chambers and winding
passageways, whose walls and cell
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