Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-01-18
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Peter Franzen will open a meat mar
ket in Edgemont.
Ben Cleghorn's little child is very
sick with pneumonia.
John Lerch will go back to work in
Gene Lewis barber shop.
Col. Thornby has been taking in the
Keystone camp this week.
A great number of country people
are in town trading today.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Willoughby on Friday.
w. J.. Farley of Bradley's flat is prov
ing up on his claim before Clerk of
Courts Chesley today.
John Shortel, who has been with the
Keystone hotel at Dcadwood, returned
to Hot Springs Thursday.
The Baker Plaster company will start
their mill to running again OH Monday
morning, it being the first runningthey
have done this year.
Frank Crabill returned from Omaha
this morning and will begin pack
ing up preparatory to moving to
Sheridan in a few days.
II. G. Payne has taken charge of the
Oelrichs Times and it already shows
the marks of his handiwork. He is a
first class newspaper a
Prof. Kings cabinet of geological
specimens has returned to Hot Springs
and he has placed it on exhibition mt
the Evans for the present.
A. ]. Clark, who was formerly on the
road as the representative of the Grand
Island sugar factory, has taken a posi-
ton with the Fargo Mercantile Co.
Jim Noodle went to Buffalo Gap to-
day to close up a deal with s. G..
Lummis and Frank Stewart for two
Estey pianos recently purchased from
him.
A letter from Hon. S. E. Wilson to
his brother says: "The prospects are
we will have a very short session and
the chances are we will all have to walk
home."
The Hot Springs STAR. Oelrichs
Times and Edgemont Express have
been designated as the official papers
of the county for the next year. by the
county commissioners.
j. b. Dickover has been chosen chair
N ~ %LD .n,,,A,, ~ ,..rl,
which is very important committee
and S. r. Wilson chairman of the COM
mittee on state affairs.
Il. B. Smith has turned over the box
of clothing he received from his sister
in Rhode Island to the Womans' Relief
Corps and they will see that it reaches
the really needy and deserving.
Deputy Sheriff Eastman informs us
that the squaw, White Cow, sent to
Deadwood is likely to take her life if
she is not watched. She threatened to
commit suicide before leaving Dead
wood.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. S. Gull entertained a
number of their friends at their cosy
home on Evans heights on Thursday
evening with a card party. A very
pleasant time is reported by those who
attended.
j. w. Drake. an old soldier of the
home. fell in an epileptic fit in front of
Conner ~ Aliens store this morning.
DIR. Wade was called and made him
easy until the wagon arrived to take
him home.
Fred Evans is the only man in Hot
Springs who was drawn on the U. s..
petit jury for the February term at
Deadwood, out of 150. Geo. Boland of
Buffalo Gap and w. w. Stewart of
Edgemont were also chosen.
DIR. Green, the lady physician who
looked after the ladies' department of
the Evans bath house last year. re-
turned Friday and was at once rein
stalled in her old position. Her many
friends will he glad to know she has re-
turned.
The only prisoners in Jail now are
the Indians. Fast Elk. charged with
rape, and John Lance. charged with
murder, and Il white man named Cos
grave, charged with robbing the United
States mails. There arr no county
criminals in Jail.
Both the editors of the Edgemont
Advocate are sick abed. 1t is not to
be wondered at after the dose of hash
they cooked up in their last issue. We
know Of u number of their readers who
have been suffering from a dose of
nausea for Il week.
DIR. b. a. Wade came up from Hot
Springs last Saturday and visited Key
stone. He went home Sunday fully
impressed with the wonderful riches of
that camp. Said he offered SO for a