Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-01-18

sented. One hundred and fifty petit
jurors were drawn, all of whom will re-
ceive notice from the marshal through
the mail, no personal service being re-
quired.
From Tuesdays Edition.
Col. H. S. Dinner returned from his
trip to Omaha Sunday morning.
The w. r. c. will give an entertain
ment at the soldiers home next Mon
day night.
Sam Moses went up in the Hills this
this morning to look after some other
cattle thieves.
Frank Long drove over from DEL
richs this morning and reports every
thing quiet there.
Mrs. Train has been confined to the
house v e since she returned home
with an attack of the grippe.
Rev. j. j. Shingler has resigned the
passionate of the Congregational church
at Custer. He will go to New York.
Mrs. H. B. Moore, daughter of Mr..
Green, came in from Gresham, Neb.,
this morning with her two children.
/. II. Chase came over from Newcas-
tie Sunday and will probably remain
here while the invoice is being taken,
G. Getchell, an old soldier from
Rapid City who has been taking baths
at the soldiers home, returned home
this morning.
w. H. Lancaster collected quite a
quantity of clothing, etc., from our cit
liens and will ship it out to the Ne
braska sufferers.
w. r. Cross returned from Valentine
and TT. Niobrara Monday morning,
where he has been taking photographs.
He reports a good business.
An outfit of surveyors was unloaded
at Hill City on Saturday and it is
rumored that keystone will have the
branch built there which was started
some time ago.
Chambers Kellar returned from his
trip to Lincoln this morning where he
has had an important cas- before the
supreme court of that state. A decis-
ion is not expected for a week or two.
The Methodist church was increased
by four accessions to its membership
at the Sunday evening service. Rev.
Swickard has failed not to declare the
whole gospel, and the evidences of his
successful ministry are being shown in
the substantial growth of the church.
The application for an injunction or
the appointment of Il receiver for the
Holy Terror mine has been denied by
Judge Gardner and the plaintiffs eN-
ceptcd to the order and the exception
was granted by the court. The
plaintiffs will appeal to the supreme
court.
While they are having zero weather
in Nebraska. a terrible blizzard in Iowa
and fearful floods in the Ohio valley,
we are blessed with bright sunshine
and spring like weather which the visi-
tors are enjoying immensely. If this
isn't the Banana belt, we would like to
know it.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church held of
it's sociables at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. r. Guernsey on Cold brook last
evening and it was we'll attended by
the young folks. A splendid time was
had, elegant refreshments were served
and the host. hostess and their daugh-
tiers were pronounced capital enter
tainers.
Judge Dick Haney who is holding
court for Judge Gardner at Rapid City
will stop here for a short visit with
friends on his return home. Judge
Haney is one of the most popular
judges in the eastern part of the state
and was a candidate for the supreme
court in Judge Kellam's place, who was
lately indicted by a grand jury in his
own county for a serious offense
against the banking laws of the state,
bnt it was hushed up at the time for
political reasons. It would have been
eminently proper to have given the
nomination tn Judge Haney.