Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-09
LOCAL MENTION.
Now bring in your coupons.
Worlds Fair Portfolio No. . has
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Worlds Fair Portfolio No. . has
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sec.
w. j. Magowan has had his build-
ing decorated with sign indicating
his bn>,ne>s.
-Ex.mine tha new dry goods at the
B.e Hive--w,thUnt beans.
p. A. Shnpe and family left for Max.
we'll, H., Monday evsning-goinx di-
rect from Custer.
The Black Hills Educational associa.
Mon will meet IN Hot Springs on the
2lst and 22od inst.
The household effects of Robert
Rowl,auser. the new water man, arri-
we'd Friday afternoon on the Elkhorn
from Wayne, Neh.
The mind reader, Johnstone, is re.
ported to have died recently from nerv.
ous exhaustion resulting from one Of
bis remarkable feats.
Commissioner Clark says. the con-
tractors for building the new bridges
over Horsehead aud Hat cresk have
commenced operations.
Blanche Thompson intends to 90 to
Hot Springs soon for the purpose Of
spending few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Parsons.-Custe- Chronicle.
Sergeant Mayo OF the home has been
successful in securing his pension,
winch he has been working on for the
last seven years. Congratulations are
in or Ter.
The r.nchers that live south of the
river say that the snow has pretty
nearly vanished and th~ --.stle are hav-
ing pretty good picki,.. SOW. There
il no 'perc, ptibls rise in the river yet.
E. g. Johnson's many friends will
be glad to learn that he made the trip
to Chicago safely and his brother
! writes Dr. Adams that he is comfort.
ably quartered at the Presbyterian
hospital in that city.
The Deadwood papers give quite a
thrilling account of Mr.. VIM. Hum
gerford, whose family reside here. In
going between Lead and Deadwood he
was attacked by a couple Of highway.
men, tn, Hungsrford pulled his knife
and went TO slashing until the men
had enorgh and skipped. Mr.. Hun.
gerford escaped without injury but
covered with blood.
g. A. Springer came in from Chica-
60 last Friday and will remain few
months at least locking after his inter.
ests in this vicinity. During his stay
in Chicago he had quite severe at
tack of the grippe from which be has
not fully recovered and he was glad to
hurry back to get the benefit Of the
climate aud waters here. He thinks
! business matters are looking up cons,d-
erably in the east.
Frank Hesnard has another lawsuit
on his hands. J. NJ. Metcalf of Omaha
through his attorneys, Anderson & An
\ derson, has commenced suit against
him for damming the water back upon
his land, claiming 5000 damage and
/ asking the court tS restrain him from
further maintaining or trying to estab.
l.sh water right on plaintiffs land,
! Flank says he is willing to submit the
/ matter to arbitration.
Bootlegging on the Indian reserva.
mlst be profitable business; aud the
govefnment authorities seem deter.
! mined to hreak up this traffic IS the
deputy marshal keeps the trail hot be.
4 tween Hot Springs aud the ressrva-
tiong, dragging prisoner. and Witness
1 4 81 here for their preliminary examina-
tions in this class OF cases. On Tues
ISday Deputy Marshal Bray brought in
one Romero, charged with introducing
liquor on the reservation. He receiv-
SSsAd his preliminary examination before
Commissioner Walter Anderson and
~As bound over to appear at the first
Stsrm Of the U. s. court in the snm ot
81 200. Thunder Bear and Stub Horn
ssre witnesses: