Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-01-25
Only the combination car is taken to
Edgemont by the B. & M. to meet the
accommodation train at Minnekahta in

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accommodation train at Minnekahta il
the evening.
w. A. Walling, Chase's clerk, expect
to move his family here from Glenwood
To-, in the near future. He is delighted
with our city.
+. Zenke's team ran away in tn,
lower part of town today but did MOI
do any damage. They were caugh,
near Petty pasture.
'The duet by Profs. Kinsey and An
derson at the college chapel on Sunday
evening was pronounced immense by
those who heard it.
From letters received from p. O, Ian
casters we learn that they are tired Of
Iowa and will be back to Hot Spring.
some time this summer.
MIR. and Mrs. n. ID. Pool gave u yer,
pleasant high five party to about doz-
en- or fifteen of their friends at Their
pleasant home last night.
The Parrott hotel was sold under
foreclosure of mortgage on Saturday
and was bid in by the mortgages for
the amount of their claim.
The A. o. U. w. has Secured the court
room and proposes to give a grand ball
on the night of Feb. -. They expect
to make a grand affair of it.
Woodforfuela at the school has proved
a success besides keeping the money
that is expended for it right at home
and among the laboring classes.
"Blind Jimmy" the old soldier at the
home, is lying in an unconscious con
dition with uremic poison and poor
hopper are entertained for his recovery.
Auditor Smithson and family are
having plenty of music. They are en-
joying the luxury of two pianos which
two different agents have left there on
trial.
Col. A. b. Conner is somewhat i'm
proved in health, but Mrs. Conner is
down with an attack of something like
quinsy. They are having quite a siege
of it.
Messrs. Harlow and Coats, the pen
sion agents at the home, have received
word that four of the claims which
they are prosecuting were allowed
today.
Chris Meyer and family will shortly
move to their farm near Grand Island,
Neb., where they will reside in the
future. Chris has sold his sheep to
Grant Robinson.
r. 7. Patrick is moving his office to
the rooms formerly occupied by DIR.
Dodds, the dentist, and L. s. Gull will
use the room vacated by him as an
addition to his Office.
Conductor Finnegan of the Elkhorn
came in from Chadron Sunday morn
ing to visit friends and brought the
news of the finding of Barrett SCOTS
body in the Niobrara river.
Glenn Hart returned from his ia
theirs ranch near Hermosa today where
he has been helping his father close up
his affairs on the ranch. Mr.. Hart Sr.
will move to Hot Springs in the near
future.
Rev. BOLSTER has moved his furni-
ture to the Evans where he has taken
rooms, with his family. He is fitting
up a study in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Anderson & Anderson in the
Minnekahta block.
Messrs II. S. and Z. j. Dinner went
to Omaha last evening on important
business. The former will return in a
few days but the latter will notb be back
for several weeks. His wife will re.
main at the Evans for some time.
Frank Evans informs us that he will
start in a few weeks for Schenectady, N
Y, to take a course in the Edison cleo.
trlcal school. Frank is determined tc
make an electrician of himself and
takes right hold of the details in good
earnest.
The audiences at the Presbyterian
church are increasing SO rapidly that
an effort will be made to seat the lee
ture room with chairs and the organ
and choir will be moved into the gal.
lery. This speaks we'll for the popu'
larity of Mr.. Bakers preaching.
The Pringle Comedy company which
has been playing so successfully in the
upper Hills since Christmas is expect
ed to come to Hot Springs the first
week in February to remain some time
They will no doubt meet with a cordia,
reception as they are a popular com.
pany.
E. j. Dinner and wife of Topeka, Kan
came in yesterday to stop u few day
at the Evans with his brother andfam
lily and to see how they IRE getting OIL
with the Evans of which he is one o.
the managers. He thinks we will hav'