Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-08

by the action of the mineral in the
water as we'll as by the immense power.
1t is u peculiar scientific fact that the
bronze metal used in this new wheel,
which is much softer, will outwear the
harder iron, two to one.
From Tuesdays Edition.
Hank Vanatta is down with the grip
today and has symptoms of pneumo-
mia.
G. A. Field came in from Edgemont
this morning where he had been on
business.
Chef Nicholson will soon commence
the erection of another dwelling in
Happy Hollow for rent in the near flu
ture.
The W. r. C. will give u charity en-
tertainment at the Soldiers home on
Friday evening, March 10. Particulars
will be given later.
Circuit court is in session Mt Rapid
City this week with Ct cases on the
docket and there promises to be a term
of five or six weeks duration,
Mrs. N. S. Wycoff and daughter,
mother and sister of Mrs. Jason March,
came in from Creighton, Neb.. yester-
day and will remain for a month or two
visiting.
Fred Berrier has bought out the
Standen Bros. meat market. Fred is a
thorough butcher and is building up a
good business. The Standen brothers
have not yet decided what they will do.
Mrs. VIM. Allen returned this morn
ing from Edgemont where she has been
waiting on her daughter, who has been
quite sick for Il couple of weeks. Two
of her little grand children came over
with her.
Merton LeacoN, who was recently
bound Owe in Justice Gaylord's court
upon the charge OF statutory rape, was
released from Jail on Saturday, a bond
having been secured by his attorney,
Wilson, of Hot Springs. He departed
for that place on the evening train
Custer Chronicle.
A series of meetings began last night
at the Congregational church and will
continue each evening through the
week. These beginning services are
designed to be helpful especially to
Christians, though all are invited to be
present. The pastor is assisted by
Rev. A. I. Lyman.
Mrs. A. ID. Wood returned from a
visit of Il few days with her friend Mrs.
Smith of Gordon this morning. She
was accompanied by Miss Cora Dix,
who has returned to take charge of
the household affairs of Mrs. James
Bradley. Miss Dix's many friends will
be glad to know she has returned to
Hot Springs again.
Harry Calhoun came in this morning
from Little Rock, Ark, where he has
been for some time with MIR. Barney.
who took about so head of horses and
traded them for $50 head of cattle
which he is feeding for the market
Harry is looking and feeling we'll but
is glad to get back as he has had
enough of the south.
. The Hot Springs band is progressing
nicely and at their practice meeting
last night they elected Lloyd Boomer
as leader, in the place of Ed. Sarver
who was compelledto resign on account
of the change of the time on the b. &
NJ. which now prevents his attendance
at their practice meeting.
The city election will soon be here
{ and Aldermen Mower, Mcgowan Phil
lips and Petty will step out into the
common walks of citizenship, unless
reelected, which they are probably moi
laundering after. There will probably
be considerable excitement as we un.
derstand there is already some effect
i've, but very quiet work being done.
, Another change of time goes into eff
feet on the b. NJ. Sunday,b by whichthe
east bound train leaves Deadwood anG
, Hot Springs an hour later in the even
ing. The stub train will go out to
Minnekahta at 8 o'clock and back al
$50. This will make the time o.
both trains so near the same that they
will be on an almost equal footing FOL
the upper Hills trade.
Paul Behrer. dad who was indicted by
the last ;ue. T.,ury for adultery will
one, Bari n Kurth, and who skipped
i, the country at that time, was captured
while in bed at his own home about
ten days ago, and has been confined in
D Jail until Saturday when friends cam,
!, in and furnished bonds and he was Sc,
at liberty until court sits. He had beer
) down in Nebraska and thought Ii,
could sneak i'll home and out agar
without being observed, but Charlie,