Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-05

The John Dillon Company staid at
at the Evans.
VIM. Kolterman of Maitland made us
a pleasant call Thursday.
F. T. Evans, Jr., visited his parents
and son Fritz here this week.
JAS. R. Sharp, court reporter is stay.
ing at the Evans during court.
]. w. Burdette, lawyer of Chicago
registered at the Evans Thursday.
Rev. Samuel Wyatt preached at the
Soldiers Home Wednesday night.
DR.. Edwin Tausch willpreach at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Leideigh returned to
their home in Nebraska City Saturday.
Jas. HALEY, of Rapid president Of
the Bank of Hot Springs was in the
city Saturday.
F. j. Berrier's delivery horse fell
dead while being driven along Chicago
avenue in lower part of the city
Tuesday.
Sunday Evening at the Methodist
church H. w. L. Mahood will preach
on the theme. %John Ruskin, His Reli-
gion, Home and Life"
Isaac II. Chase has a new advertise
ment in this issue of the STAR in which
cloaks and winter goods are offered at
a discount. Read the advertisement.
MI. Marsh, of Cold Brook, who had
his foot crushed in the round house at
Edgemont some time ago, has gone to
Chicago to have an operation per.
formed.
Aguinaldo no longer has an army,
but has announced his intentions to
continue the war on the guerrilla plan,
provided he a retain support enough
to do it.
The close margin between the major
ity and minority of the House will
make absenteeism less conspicuous in
the present Congress than it was in its
immediate predecessors.
Being a hero is dangerous. "Bill"
Anthony, the marine who 30 cody re-
ported to Capt. Sigsbee that the Maine
was sinking, could uot stand the pace;
he committed suicide the other day.
Geo. Thorp fell into a trap door at
Sheridan, Wyo.. Tuesday and had the
ligiments of his shoulder considerably
strained. He came home Wednesday
uight and will not go out again for a
few days.
Speaker Henderson will announce
the House COMMITTEES at once" "Speak.
er Henderson will be limo hurry to an
nounce the committees" These are
samsles of guesses by Washington cor
respondents; you can take your choise.
Mr.. D. G. Taylor, the Burlington en-.
gineer on the branch from Minnekahta
to Hot Springs, in stepping from his
engine some time ago stepped on q
piece o. roundiron or pipe which rolled
and threw him. He fell in such a way
as to seriously injure his knee. 1t has
been troubling him a good deal, and he
started for Chicago Thursday evening
to have an eminent surgeon examine
it and if necessity perform a surgical
operation.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Jones, of
College Flat fell into a we'll Friday
morning. After digging the walls of
the we'll down sufficiently so there was
a gradual incline from the place the
horse lay to the surface, a transferteam
was connected with a rope that was
fastened around the unfortunate ami
NAL and it a brought to light. AS
soon as those who had assisted left, the
horse arose shook itself and walked to
the barn to receive it's morning meal.
little the worse for wear.
Mr.. VIM. p. Kersey and Miss Pearl
Henderson we're united in marriage at
2:3O p. m. New Years day at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents near the
Catholican hotel by Rev. o. w. Butter
field. Among the guests present were
j. G. Richer and wife, John jackson
and family, Frank jackson and wife,
r. w. Leack and family v. A. E. Brown
and family, and d. F. jackson. The
bride was tastefully dressed in white.
The groom ore a happy smile and a
black frock suit. After the ceremony