Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

w. w. Johnston, erstwhile CONNER
cial agent of the Burlington at Dead
wood, stopped off here last night on
his way to his new location at Billings
Mont, and was accompanied by his
successor, j. L. Bentley. We are sorry
to see such good man as Mr.. Johnston
removed from the Hills, for as an all
round hustler he has few equals. In
Mr.. Bentley, however, he has worthy
successor, as that gentleman never lets
any grass grow under his brogans.
From Thursdays Daily.
Rev. Bakers subjects for Sundays
service is as follows: Morning, lib
erty," evening, Goods Eye"
Thirty.seven car loads of potatoes
have already been shipped from the
Hills to Nebraska points and they are
in great demand.
Alex Street was foud guilty of grand
larceny at Deadwood yesterday and he
will be sentenced Friday morning. A
new trial has been asked for.
Mrs. Chas. Callahan, wife of the Her
aid publisher, returned from Omaha
this morning, where she has spent the
summer, and Bro. Callahan is feeling
unusually happy.
Rev. A. A. Brown leaves tonight for
Green River, Wyo., and will be gone to
the southwest part of that state until
Nov. 20. He has been pretty steadily
on the go this summer.
The following business was trans
|acs:xlsa;tba Limited. States land Office
at Rapid City Tuesday: Original home
stead enteries, Thurlton B. Snead and
Thomas B. Wilkins of Hot Spring.
o. B. Chesley came in from Dead
wood where he has been doing grand
jury duty, that body having been dis
charged. Stephen Virtue also returned.
Walter Anderson will be in this even
ing.
Jacob Tschetter, United States dep
uty marshal, brought in G. w. Barker
and his partner from Newport, Neb.,
charged with some offense against the
Indian reservation and took them to
u. S. court at Deadwood on the B.
& NJ.
G. A. Field returned from a two
days. trip to Edgemont on business
this morning. He took his dog and
gun along and brought back nine fine
ducks. He says the boys over there
are getting some good hunting up the
Beaver, two of them having brought in
forty-nine ducks yesterday.
Sena Teelander, the little dwarf Bo.
hemian girl, on whom DIR. Hargens per
formed such a severe surgical opera
tion, passed a comfortable night and is
feeling pretty well this morning. OF
course she is not yet out of danger, but
| is doing remarkably we'll for one cut
to pieces like she was yesterday.
A carload of household furniture be-
longing to the Peterson's, arrived this
morning and is being unloaded into the
Connor cottage on college hill, where
they will reside. The women went to
Newcastle to visit married daughter
and she will come back with them in a
few days to help them get fixed in their
new home.
Two young ladies, members of the
Methodist Episcopal Deaconess' home
at Omaha, are expected to arrive from
trip to the upper Hills this evening
and address the meeting at the college
chapel at 7:3o p. M. You are invited
to attend and hear these representa-
tives of a modern revival of one the
most ancient orders in the Christian
church.
Mert Tillotson, one of the long-silent
hunting party, surprised everybody by
coming in from Custer on the B. & M,
last evening, and Harry Gayhart and
Bob Connor will probably come in
some time today with the team. Mert
says they had a delightful time and
got plenty of scenery aud fresh air,
but mighty little game. They covered
most of the country between Hill City
and Custer and Newcastle. They saw
few deer, which were very wild, but
being protected by law they did not
bother them.
TIE BLOOD is the source q
. health. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla to