Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-16
Rev. A. A. Brown is home again

Rev. A. A. Brown is home again
from his visit to western Wyoming.
Miss Myrtle Richardson has taken
a position as saleslady with M. Lieb-
mann, and fills the place admirably.
w. o. Caldwell came in from Will
mansfield, III. Tuesday and will take
course of baths for his health. He
is stopping at the Mower house.
The w. r. G. is arranging for an
evening of pleasure in hearing the
talented reader, Miss Ida NJ. Clemens
Friday evening, March %. Watch
for further notices.
Bruce Haxby Of Rapid was down
Sunday to visit his brother-in-law.
Chris Jensen. He has just traded a
ranch near Rapid City to Abe Boland
for so head of the z Bell horses which
the latter received in trade from
Lon GODDARD for the stable on River
avenue.
w. L. Judkins received telegram
from Yankton Monday informing
him that his brother A. j., who was
sent to the asylum from the Soldiers
home some time ago, had died of apo
plexy, and asking if he objected to
their holding post mortem examlna-
tion on the remains. He answered
that he did not.
The u. c. G. entertainment on Sat-
urday evening was even more pleasing
than their first. There was a change
in the solos, the audience was enthusi
astic, and each number was most en-
Enthusiastically received. They deserve
much credit for their energetic and
successful efforts in the way Of enter
tanning.
While hauling manure away from
his stable in the rear Of the Minnekah-
ia frame block Monday morning, VIM.
Schonebaum's team backed the wagon
over the embankment just above the
aume,-which is about ten feet high
upsetting the wagon and falling on
top of it. Strange to say, the horses
were uninjured and the only thing
broken about the wagon was the
reach.
W. H. Crosby. an old friend Of Con-
ductor Dayton's, arrived from Clinton,
Ia, on Saturday. MIR. Crosby is pas
senger conductor on the Northwestern
running out of Clinton, and has been
in the employ ofthe company for "a
years. In December he slipped and
fell breaking his leg and tearing the
ligaments loose that bind the ankle
joint together. He will try the effect
Of our baths on it.
1t may be news to Whitewood peo-
pie to learn that Mrs. E. C. Warren.
wife of Rev. Warren, formerly pastor
of the NJ. E. church at this place, has
applied for divorce. j. B. Moore of
Deadwood is her attorney. The dis
satisfied couple happened to be at the
Jones hotel one day this weel and the
husband tried TO settle matters with
his tongue, but after an all night ses-
sion they agreed to disagree.-White-
wood Plaindealer.
That business change hlnted ut in the
STAR has lnaterallzed. Maj. Eaton has
sold his interest in the drug business
of Eaton & Wilcox in the Minnekahta
stone block to Emil Hargens who took
possession Saturday. He is . thor.
ough druggist, and takes hold in way
that shows he is thoroughly conver-
SAINT with the business and will bring
success, Maj. Eaton will look after
his drug business in the Phillips block
for the time being.
w. H. Mayo, who has acted as SER
geant at the Soldiers home since it
was opened, has concluded he will take
q visit to his old home in Maine which
he left to enter the service Of his coun-
try some thirty years ago, and which
he hasn't visited since. His mother,
who is now over ninety years of age,
will no Doubt be rejoiced to see her SON
before she dies. Capt. Megrew has
appointed Major Withey as sergeant
in his place.
Miss Celia Kendall, a young lady Of
Akron, Ia, came here with her
mother some seven weeks ago so help.
less and wasted she could scarcely
walk. She commenced to improve and
her mother went home and left her
under the care Of the Gillespie and