Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-29

Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Daley is moving into the Gull
residence On Evans Heights.
B. F. Ankeney, the we'll known Dead
wood merchant spent Sunday at the
Evans.
Joe Tieboldt has sold his water
wagons and will seek his fortune at
Ragged Top.
George Paine, the Edgemont agent
of the Standard Oil company, was in
the city last Friday.
A. ID. Wood returned Wednesday
morning from weeks stay in Denver,
visiting with his family.
Frank Green, who has been sick a
couple of weeks, is out ON the streets
again. though he is not yet we'll.
Judge Gardner has adjourned court
until Saturday next, at which time the
Dudley. Evans case will be decided.
Capt. Watts has gone to Oklahoma
and that part of the south in the in
terests of DIR. Miles Remedy COM
pany.
Adolphus G. Mcbride of Crystal
Cave, and Miss Mac Moore we're mar
ried at Wind Cave Wednesday, by Rev.
FaMell.
Harry Calhoun went to Mumper,
Ncb.. Sunday where he has accepted IL
position as superintendent of u large
cattle ranch.
w. b. Dudley, police magistrate of
Hot Springs, was looking after business
matters in these parts this week.
Terry News.
Red Raymond, who is now in the
employ of the Homestake company as
Il driver. is suffering from an attack of
pneumonia.
ID. j. Burke, of Schuyler, Neb., one
of the inspectors of the Burlington,
was looking after company interests
here Tuesday.
Roy Rupert, the CHEEKY travelling
salesman of Carson, Pierrie, Scott a.
Co., was here Wednesday greeting
friends and selling goods.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. s.
Kelly, receiver.
Frank Fawcett is back from Ragged
Top. He is sick, as is his family. He
intendsto return as soon as possible.
taking his family and household
goods with him.
Best coal in the market at Hesnard's
Cy Calhoun is dangerously ill with
typhoid-pneumonia which he con-
tracted inthe Upper Hills. He suffered
a severe hemorrhage Tuesday, but is
now thought to be out of danger.
Rock Springs andGlenrock coal and
wood at Hesnard dray line. Phone 81.
Deputy Marshal Dave Robinson, who
is usually called "Bear Tracks," was in
this city from Pine Ridge Agency Sat
urday. looking after the estate of
Frank Young. the interpreter of the
Agency, recently deceased.
Rock Springs nut, almost equals the
PENNSYLVANIA nut for heat and lasting
qualities. For sale by Hesnard.
Mrs. j. a. Kenefick, formerly of this
place city, has opened up a lunch
counter and bakery at Preston. She
> is putting up a building and will run a
restaurant in connection with j. l.
Boomers lodging house.
q Store room for rent in the Mime.
kata block. Inquire of r. S. Kelly, re.
: ceiver.
j. w. Joyce leaves tomorrow night
r. for Yankton where he goes to attend
n the head camp of the Modern Wood
Il men for the state. He will represent
the local camp as a delegate in the as
sembly of the state organization.
II Rock Springs and Glenrock coal ant
wood at Hesnard dray line. Phone 81.
Tom Wells and S. J.. Wilson started
for Pierre Wednesday night by way o
| Iankton. having charge of Art Petty
l., who will be treated at the state asylum
At Pierre Mr.. Wells is interested il
y getting an appropriation for a Soutl
Dakota exhibit at the Trans issis
sippi exposition at Omaha. Mr.. vii
son is likewise Interested and also il
10 irrigation legislation.
e. Rock Springs and Glenrock coal an
~ wood at Hesnard dray line. Phone 3
The friends of Rev. Leslie will b
r. pleased to learn that he has accepte
the pastorate of the Baptist church /.
he Eugene, Oregon. This is a city {
10 1000 or 5000 and is the seat of I'll
a state university. In a letter to I'll
ly STAR he says they like the climate, pc,
of pie and church work. The Orego
.r- State Journal. published in that cit