Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-08
LOCAL MENTION.

improving in health.
United States court will in
Deadwood on next Tuesday, Judge
Dundy, of Omaha, presiding.
James G. Bruce of Cheyenne Falls
has made an original homestead entry
at the U. S. land office at Rapid City.
Claire Wood came in this morning
from Monticello, Iowa, and Mrs. Wood
is expected homo OH Tuesday of next
week.
The robust form and genial counten-
ance of Jud Grant is seen on our streets
today and he is rustling trade with his
old time vigor.
Fred L. Evans came in from Omaha
and Sioux City this morning and re-
ports business rather dull and plenty
of cold weather down there.
A lady and gentleman who are init
mate friends of Capt. Megrew arrived
this morning OH the Elkhorn and will
remain some time at the home.
An Omaha telegram of the 3lst ult.
says that Il company with sl,OOO,OOO
capital has been incorporated to work
the grindstone deposits at Edgemont.
Ira Z. Hungerford, formerly belt re-
porter on the Pioneer, left last night
for Chicago, to remain. He has ac-
copied a position ut Robert Johns stu
dio.-Times.
Seavey Houghton leaves for his reg
ular trip through the Hills on Monday
morning He reports his business good
and has worked up quite II trade in the
lines he represents.
The Iron Hill mines are reported to
have been sold to the ID. & ID. smelter
company. w. H. Lancaster informs us
that the Cassel estate werc largo stock
holders in the mines.
Pail jelly took a great tumble in this
end of town yesterday and signs were
out Offering it for salesas low as 81 cts.
per pail. The war promises to be "a
lively one while it lasts.
Mr.. Walling, the gentleman who
clerks for Walter knowlton, was made
to rejoice this morning by the arrival
of his wife and two childrenfrom Glen
wood, Iowa. They will go to house
keeping at once.
There is quite a good deal of sick
ness among the children of the city.
lynou,,, nc onp;ll,v, brouoh;k;c lint nc
yet no fatal cases have been heard
from. Our physicians seem to under
stand it thoroughly.
The genial countenance of Charley
Marsh is now soon behind the counter
of the Merchants bank and he will re-
main while Mr.. Bennison goes to
Omaha for q few weeks to attend to
business and visit his family.
Register of Deeds E. s. Kelly informs
us that he has received deeds for re.
cord by which V. T.. Prentice trans.
fers all his real estate in the county to
a Chicago party. Receiver Mackinlay
must be after him pretty hard.
Tho Elkhorn will make a slight
change in the time of the train run.
ming west from Chadron. 1t will leave
at 7:45 hereafter instead of 700, short.
ening up the time between Chadron
and Casper three-quarters of an hour
Richard Standen returned from &
weeks trip to his old home in Butler
county, Neb., and reports plenty ofcold
weather and times harder than they
are here. He is better satisfied with
Hot Springs than ever.
Judge Cleveland and Walter Ander.
son came back from Rapid City last
evening. The judge being SO busy on
a big water right case, had not time to
render a decision OH their tax iniunc.
ton case and it was held under advise.
ment.
Frank Godfrey has received a letter
from the Edison Monograph company
saying that he carried off the record
for speed on one of their machines. He
prints with case two thousand impress.
sions an hour. He is also much better
than the usual run of amateurs in his
designs.
Receiver Mckinley now occupies
quarters in the old Pierce & Pool feed
store. having moved from the First
National room, to save expensive rent
Mr.. Mackinlay is doing all he can to
make the assets Of the bank pay the
depositors in full and we have it OH
good authority he is going to succeed
admirably.
The card party given by Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. GODDARD at their cosy home in the
south part of town Thursday evening
was a delightful affair. About TWEEN
ty-tivc guests rode down in Pat Boyle's
dray and that started the fun. The
evening was Spent in n most hanny