Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-29
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JUNE 49, 1884,

From Tuesdays Daily
Miss Grace Lyman returned from
Omaha Saturday morning and reports
delightful visit.
Get your watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired at Noodles.
Mrs. Sam Moses and children left
Monday to visit with her sister in
Hill City for the next two weeks.
The Wind Cave is receiving large
number of visitors now. Not single
day but what there is a large crowd
out to see its wonders.
Name Held, who has been stopping
with the family of Deputy Sheriff
Eastman and attending school, leaves
for her home at Oelrichs this evening.
NJ. Caughey and family and their.
visitors visited at Sylvan lake and
Custer on Saturday and were Just
carried away with the beauty of the
scenery.
Swans Down flour at the Bee Hive.
Alva MCGOWAN packed up wagon
with such things as he would need and
pulled out for Edgemont this morning
where he will open their branch
lumber establishment. We wish them
success.
The men who are at work at Sidey's
Onyx cave have at last forced pas.
sage way through the hole from which
the wind came so forcibly and it is
reported they have opened up large
number Of beautiful chambers.
Roger F. ". Andrews, correspondent
of the United Press company, here to
advertise Edeemont, will give an out.
door stereopticon entertainment in
front Of the Gillespie at $50 Saturday
evening, showing views Of Edgemont
and vicinity. It will be free.
Receiver A. P. Brink returned to
his work at Rushville last evening.
He has bills printed for a large sale of
stock, both horses and cattle, taken as
security on the paper held by the de-
funct bank. The sale will be held
on the 30th inst and the stuff will no
doubt sell very cheap.
H. B. Hare returned this morning
from short trip down along the
Elkborn, where he has been advertising
the Chautauqua assembly. He thinks
the attendance from along that road
will be excellent. He goes north on
the Elkhorn again in the morning.
Earl Hare goes south tonight on the B.
& M. to advertise the Chautauqua.
A pleasant birthday party was given
by Miss Werdna kellar at their home
on the hillside last evening. There
were present, Miss Marilla Anderson,
Miss Livingston, Miss Clough and Mrs.
Davis and their escorts. The evening
was spent pleasantly with music,
games and social amusements and the
hostess proved herself an admirable
entertainer.
Jas. Stewart, train dispatcher at
Chadron, spent Sunday in the city in
company with his wife. He was
school mate of DIR. N. M. Wade and
they enjoyed very pleasant day
together, talking over old times. MIR.
and Mrs. Stewart were very much
pleased with Hot Springs and propose
to visit here often.
John Sidey went out to j. H. Cor
don's this morning to make his appli-
cation for homestead entry on land
adjoining that on which his Onyx cave
is located. Walter Anderson, q. S.
Commissioner, to whom application
will he made has established an office
at MIR. GOrdon's residence and people
living in the southern part of Custer
county can attend to their q. S. land
BUSINESS before him and save the long
drive to Custer.
According to the following item
from the Deadwood Times, Jay Hicks
is liable to get an extension of life for
a few months: "W. G. Rice and w.
H. Parker, counsel for the two brothers,
sentenced recently for the killing of
John Meyers, yesterday served upon
States Attorney Harvey Of Mead
county their bill of exceptions to the
trial and verdict in the case. The
principal objection is that the testi.
mony Of Walker was not corroborated
as is required by the statues. The ex.
cepfions will be argued before Judge