The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-02
HOT SPRINGS.

Ebin 3. Martin, of Deadwood, mem
Der of congress, spent last week
in Hot Springs experimenting the
finishing of the fiume at the new NAM
moth plunge BATH of which he is now the
owner. Mr.. Martin went to Washington
from here
M. S. Mackey, a well known stockman
OF Lame johnny, in Custer county, died
Saturday of pneumonia.
John Arnold and Andrew Gartley, both
inmates OF the Soldiers home, died this
week. Arnold was member of the 106th
New York infantry; he was sixty-six
years old, and had been in the home
only few months. Gartley was a mem
bar of the First West Virginia battery.
Mr. William Metcalf, OF Pauline, ILL.,,
who spent several weeks here as the
guest OF 'JuCse' Jones, has returned
home.
The case Of the state against Henry
Ladd for cutting timber on school lands
has been dismissed on account of the
fact that the first witness examined
by the state appeared to have no de-
finite idea as. to where the school lands
were or where the cutting was done.
Mrs w. Fl. Carney, OF Minneapolis,
is here for the winter registered at the
Palace hotel.
Sheriff Miller and deputies. of Edgemont
arrested nine Indians this week who
were caught hunting antelope in this
country. The sheriff had TO so to the
Rlac> Thunder country for them, but
they are in Edgemont now where they are
trying to sell enough horses to pay the
fines and costs which amount to about
$3.50.
The marriage of Miss Hortense Moore,
Moore. and David Hill, of Dundee. H.,
took place last Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parent, Rev. Spar
the Episcopal church, officiating.
Miss Moore has lived III Hot Springs
number OF years where she is highly
respect" Mr.. Hill is prominent nur-,
Of Tllo ioff
meidately after the ceremony for Flor
ida and will be at home to their friends
in Dundee after December 25.
UeIn. OF Superior. NeD., who has
been the guest of his brotheTeinaw, Mr..
George d. Clark, for several weeks, re-
turned homo Sunday night.
A very delightful; surprise party was
The affair was cieVerly Planned by the
doctor. who had all the guests at the
door before his wife had hint of what
pared by those invited to take part,
was served amid much cheer and the
evening nassed most pleasantly.
The Soldiers home here added FIVE
new inmates to its list of old soldiers
this week. Fdwfn Tinney. of the Twenty
sixth United States colored troop. who
is mulatto and the second .colored man
to be admitted into the institution; Can't
G. G. Seger, OF Clark county, who COM
, manded Company e. Seventy-third infan-
try; Amos Potter. of Clear Lake. Deuel.
county, a member of Company C, Ninety
! fourth New York: Josiah GRAY, of Yank-
ton, a member of the First South Dako-
to cava'r,- and Owen N. Collins, of
Plankington.
The Mer club gave one of its week
ly dances at their hall Thursday night
and Early Hours gave theirs at the
Locke parlore Thursday evening. The
Modern Woodmen enjoyed a dance at
Fort Pierre "wednesday night. as did
the dancing club at Okoboio.
Contractor. Philip Eyer, of Aberdeen
who is sinking the gas well at this
! city. met with a severe accident Wednes-
oav afternoon, by which his right arm
was broken at two places and the f1e-h
badly bruised.
Lawrence county has called for s.. OAa
! Of the permanent school fund for the
purpose Of making municipal loan. This
class Of loans was nrovided for hv tA~
| constitutional aroandnent ADOPTED 1a~t
year, but up II tie present not great
number of such ,a''s have been made