Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22

up the safe, look over the invoice. and
will adjust the loss.
From Tuesdays Edition.
Miss Werdna Kellar is quite sick with
an attack of la grippe.
Col. Thornby and Harry d. Clark
went Keystone today to examine some
valuable mining property.
A telephone despatch announces the
burning of the hospital at TT. Meade on
Sunday night. The loss was not very
great.
The machinery for the grindstone
factory at Edgemont has been ordered
from Philadelphia and was shipped on
the 18th inst.
The little child of Geo. Brown of
Buffalo Gap, who was so severely
burned on Saturday, died on Sunday
and was buried on Monday.
Mrs. N. M. Wade was chosen as dele
gate to represent the lodge of Daughters
of Rebecca at the grand lodge of that
order for the next two years.
+. A. Cole & Co. are having some i'm
provements made to their window in
Hargens' drug store so that they can
get more light on their work bench.
We hear complaints frompedestrians
on River avenue that the boys at
school make a practice of throwing
stones at them from the hill above the
city hall.
Mrs. j. A. Stanley leaves this even
ing for several weeks visit with friends
in the eastern part of the state and
will return with her husband when the
Legislative session is over.
A drummer who has just returned
from Texas, says: II found just one
busy man. He had the salt rheum and
a Waterbury. When he wasnot scratch
ing he was winding his watch"
w. H. Mccoy left for Deadwood
this morning to take a position
with Tony Bernard in the dining room
VI OAo 1ACySLOlc lOIcl. VNdC. Is d DTlHuU
boy and We hope he may do we'll.
A man by the name of Ira Winslow
was run into by a bobsled used by
coasters at Lead and had his legs
broken and otherwise injured. He
was under the influence of liquor.
Charles Rua, the young man at
Whitewood who was under bonds on
charge of rape is reported to have
skipped the country, leaving his father
and other bondsmen in the lurch.
w. r.. Cross returned from Fort
Meade Monday evening where he did
considerable portrait and view work
about the fort. He is a great rustler
and gets around over the country in
good shape.
Marshal Bray brought in n Charley
Rye, of Sturgis, from Chadron this
morning and is taking him to United
States court to answer to the charge
of dispensing "Old Rye without the
government license.
Miss Katherine Smith, the accom-.
plished daughter of +. b. Smith, who
has just closed a successful term of
school near Rapid City, is here visiting
her father for a few days and will
shortly go to Lead to visit friends.
DIR. Hargens came in from Chadron
this morning where he has been for
several days engaged in performing one
of the most delicate surgicaloperations
ever done in the northwest. He re.
ports his patient doing nicely with
good prospects for ultimate recovery,
, Chester Martin, the versatile editor
of the Belle Fourche Bee, and his wife
came down Saturday for the first time
since they moved away to visit theil
parents. Chef looks we'll and says he
is doing we'll. He gets out one of the
brightest and newsiest papers in the
Hills.
, The family of ID. N. Tillotson is max.
, ing arrangements to take their de.
= parture for their new home at Newcas.
{ tie. Wyo.. on Wednesday evening. We
are very sorry to see them leave Hot
Springs but hope they may find all
their hopes realized in their new home
The young ladies will be greatly missed
in social circles.
B. P. Dague, of the insurance firm OF
, Edmonds Il Dague, of Deadwood, came
, down last evening and will act as adj
juster for the Northern and Niagara
!, insurance companies in the settlement
of the loss on Crane Bros. stock and
, building. He, with s. j. Alexander, is
, investigating the matter today and
they will no doubt come to some CON
lclusion shortly.