Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-04-26

VI Vuo IcCeuU dUulIlOu 10 MS family
until he reached Hot Springs.
Lon GODDARD has gone with several
hundred head of cattle belonging to
the Black Hills Investment company to
the company's ranch, recently pur-
chased of the Shiedley Cattle COM
pany, on the Moreau.
SEED OATS o SALE, free from Rus
sian thistle and other noxious weed
seeds. F. H. Porter, lower town. 80
j. L. Wright, of Sturgis, representing
the Iowa City Wooden mills, has been
in the city for the past four days. He
has about decided to move his family
to Hot Springs for the purpose sending
his children to the Black Hills College.
ID. G. Messenger came down from his
ranch near Hermosa yesterday to look
after his property here and will return
tomorrow. Mr.. Messenger says it is
very dry in his section of Custer coun-
ty and the prospects for a crop on un-
irrigated land are not very %tlattering.
Us. Krick. who has been taking a
courseof baths for the past three weeks,
left last evening for his home at Ida
Grove, Iowa. He was completely cured
of an obstinate case of chronic inflama-
tory rheumatism of long standing and
is consequently profuse in his praise of
the wonderful medicinal waters here.
+. NJ. McClelland, one of the leading
stockmen of the county, has been in
town for the past day or two. He says
stock of all kinds is looking remarkably
we'll, much better than when the
weather is damp and the grass more
tender and luNuriant. The dryer, but
more nutritious grass is conducive to
better health and more solid flesh.
The result of the case of r.. G. Max.
tone Graham VS.. H. ID. Clark, recently
before the circuit court,-resulting
from a disagreement over an old real
estate deal-isinclined to induce people
not to be too swift in going to law with
their troubles. Mr.. Graham sued Mr.
Clark for S1S5. but Clark obtained judg.
ment against Graham for so. and in.
terest thereon for several years.
Louis Hepner and Paul Behrendt,
who reside Oh Hat Greek i'll the south
ern part of the county, met Sunday
near their homes and after u lively eX
change of ~personali+'ss finally came tc
blows. 1t is said tha5 Behrendt had
his nose broken and was badly bruised
and disfigured. A warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Hepner and {,
! deputy sheriff has gone after him.
While MIR. Swickard has delivered
. many able and eloquent III dur
ing his pastorate in this city, those OF
D Sunday have brought forth much favor
able comment. They were high among
his best efforts and charmed the con
. %gregation. The beautiful solos by Prof
! Anderson, with her rich contralto voice
; rendered with SO much expression, are
becoming pleasant features ofthe morn
! ing services.
Seth Giffordis intown today making
arrangements for his departure, Will
his family. to the Flat Head valley, il
Kalispell county. Montana. 1t is in the
extreme northwest cornero of that state
on the Great Northern railroad. Sew
eral other families also expect to sc
from the Hills at the same time. They
! go overland. via Sundance. Seth
thinks that country has many advan
tages and hopes to find "a desirable
, home.
Ex-Congressman w. v. Lucas arrived
i'll the city Tuesday night direct from
Garner. Iowa. where he left Mrs. Luca.
in very poor health. Mr.. Lucas viii
remain in Chamberlain several day.
: looking after his property interests il
i this county. In conversation with hin
e regarding the future political outlool
U on the questions of finance, he think
the main issue will be gold or bi-met
alism in the next campaign. He say
the sentiment is rapidly growing al
, over the country in favor of free coin
age.-Chamberlain Journal.
The directors of the soldiers HON,
at Hot Springs. have purchased TIN
machinery of the old Barker and Evan
Q steam laundry, which will be shipped
o down this week. The membership a
the home has become so large and tn
a washing has increased to such an es
IL tent that it cannot be done by han
with the limited space, facilities an
help. Some of the machinery wa
!, slightly damaged by the fire, which OF
q Cured in the building where it ha
been stored, but the damage has a
e been repaired and it is as good as new
T. -Deadwood Times.
y The Aberdeen News says if Mr.
y. Lucas health will permit the positio
of Commandant of the Soldiers hon
will be rendered to Capt. Lucas an
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