Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-19

Bananas twenty and thirty cents a
dozen. j. G. RICHER & Co.
There will be a dance given at the
Soldiers Home on the evening of No
vember 10th.
LOsT.-Gray cloth belt, trimmed with
black braid. Finder please leave at
Hot Springs House. T..
Colonel Thornby came down from
Preston last night and will stay until
af ter Thanksgiving.
Something new. Sailed peanuts and
velvet candy. j.. G. RICHER & Co.
"Comes -from-amongst-them" is the
name of an Indian witness in the case
of the state versus Wilson.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Attorney j. y. McClung came over
from Edgemont Wednesday and will
be in attendance at this session of
court.
Get in your orders early for Thanks
giving oysters. j.. G. Rich Err n Co.
A. j. Gardner, of Rapid City, brother
of Judge Gardner, is one ofthe counsel
for the defense in the Jonn r ,ndo MUIR
der case.
The Presbyterian Ladies' will hold a
unique entertainment about the 18th
of the month. called ga United States
Apron Sale"
w. Boesle, who is the head farmer of
the White Clay district on the reser-
walton is in the city "a witness in the
reservation cases.
b. II. Wood and w. q. Porter, ofCus-
ter are conducting the defense in the
case of the State VS.. Wilson. cha rged
with horse stealing.
Mrs. Thornby was able to attend to
her duties Is County Superintendent
Wednesday afternoon. She has been
sick about three weeks.
Cabinet photographs two dollars per
dozen. Babies. groups, everything.
Best in the city. Cross studio in
lower town, Hot Springs. 1913
Judge Gull came down from Lead
Wednesday night to attend court as
did Eben Martin from Deadwood aud
Chauncey Wood from Rapid City.
The grand jury reported yesterday
morning upon the John Rondo case
and found a true bill against the de-
PENDANT for m%anslaughter in the first
degree. q
Rev. \. j. Wright will spend most of
the winter at Oelrichs where he will
preach for the Baptist denomination.
He will keep hissresidence at this city
however.
Interpreter Cooney is nthe city from
Pine Ridge agency, to interpret the ev-
idence of the Indians III the Wilson
horse stealing case and in the Rondo
murder case.
The neat appearance of the court
ROOF and various county offices under
the supervision of the new janitor Cap
tain j. \. Chapman is the subject of
general remark by those in attendance
at court. 1t is noticeable that county
warrants have gone up several points
since the genial captain assumed
charge.
The Ladies, Aid Society, of the Pres
beterian Church. will meet this week
on Tuesday, November 23. with Mrs.
Somarindyke, from > till 4 o'clock, to
transact business of special import
ance. a full and prompt attendance
is desired. The changein time is made
this week because of the children's en-
ercises at the school. which many
wish to attend.
Phillip Kellar gave Il very pleasant
party to IL few of his friends Saturday
night, the principal feature of which
WAS dancing. The dining room of the
Minnelusa hotel was arranged for the
occasion, a veay fitting place for dane
ing. The evening passed delightfully."-,
and was u promise of many more like
it to come, as the company was the nu-
clues of a dancing club to be formed
which will meet at opportunities
through the winter.
Robert Smith. the Two Bit gentle.
man from Deadwood. who spent sew.
eral weeks here during the summer.
came down Tuesday night to take
baths again fora while. MIR. Smith
has for twenty years owned some land
in the Two Bit district near the Hard.
ing property which he used for Il gar
den, but last spring sol, it to IL of
the Hardins for $500. as he was getting
old and tired of hard work. A few
weeks ago Hardin refused $4,000 for
the same property.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Bedding re
turned Wednesday lfrom Hot Spring.
where he went to serve an order to
show cause on the Dakota Hot Springs
company. The order was granted by