Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-15

of the hotel. She is thoroughly posted
on hotel matters and will make it COM
Portable for those who may stop there.
Mrs. Davis and little daughter will go
to Wisconsin to spend the summer
with relatives and friends.
From Tuesdays Edition.
The county Jail is now empty.
h. NJ. Vroman, the Edgemont attor-
ney, was in the city on business.
Miss Ida Sherman will remain at
Rapid City a week longer before going
to Oelrichs.
Rev. A. L. Baker went to Edgemont
yesterday to assist President Hancher
in his lecture at that place last night.
Cal Eckstein returned last night
from a very enjoyable trip to Hermosa,
which was not purely IL business me-.
A number of members, heads of fam
lilies, were added to the Presbyterian
church at the Sunday morning service.
Frank Allen and A. j. Clark expect
to drive to Belle Fourche as soon asthe
weather moderates, to look up a loca-
ton.
President Hancher and Rev. Baker
came in from Edgemont this morning
and report the lecture there a great
success.
DIR. Jennings went to Maxson's, five
miles east of the Gap last evening to
assist DIR. Mofitt in a difficult case he
had there.
Our efficient county superintendent
came Eel from Union yesterday and is
looking after the duties of his office at
the court house today.
Doctors Wade received a splendid
operating chair on Monday which
makes their office complete in all mod
ern surgical equipments.
H. r. Steward, Vincent's timer, re.
turned this morning from a months
visit with his parents in southern Ne
braska. He says he had a fine time.
Grant Pettigrew returned from an
extended trip to central and south
western Iowa yesterday and says they
have pretty hard times down there.
The tiremen of Hot Springs are up in
arms because their city council refused
to confirm their nomination for chief
of the fire department. lead Tribune.
Mr.. McMichael came down from
Hermosa yesterday to consult a ply
sician in regard to one of his eyes
which has been troubling him for some
time.
Mrs. Ferdinand Rimpler and child
rem leave this evening for a visit with
friends in Iowa and Illinois. This is
her first visit home for a number of
years and she will no doubt enjoy it
thoroughly.
Judge Frye received word yesterday
that a new trial hadbeen granted in the
case wherein jerome T. PARROT had
obtained judgment against the city for
the grading done by the city in front
of his hotel property.
Mr.. Peterson, the Touring mill man
says they will be ready with their ma
chinery as soon as the electric power
is arranged for and they are informed
they can have it about the first of
March. They have lately made a deal
for wheat in Montana by which they
can do much better than any place
they have tried in the Hills.
A. NJ. McCarty and wife of Oelrichs
lost their Oldest son, Harry. by brain
fever. He has been quite sick for a
week, but it was thought he was out of
danger Saturday. He took n relapse
and died on Sunday afternoon. He
was a bright little fellow and the sor.
rowing parents have the sympathy of
the community in their bereavement.
F..B. Smith retured from keystone
yesterday. He says the boom at that
camp has somewhat subsidized, and that
there is much dissatisfaction expressed
by the employees over the terms of
settlement proposed by the company
for back wages. The Holy Terror will
commence turning out the yellow metal
again in a few days and the custom
mill will start up about March 1.
In the ladies 32-page edition of the
Syracuse Post, in the society depart
ment, which is edited by Mrs. Lizzie
Crounse Klock, we notice that DIR. and
Mrs. Chas. P. Lynch accompanied by
Miss Edith Rust will shortly leave for
TT. Robinson, Neb. These people are
we'll known to Hot Springs people as
they have frequently visited our city
with TT. Robinson friends and they will
be glad to hear of their return to the
! west again.