Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-07

Town SATURDAY and sunday.
Gus Lancaster came down from Hill
City yesterday on business and will
return today.
States Attorney Gull vent to Edge
mont Sunday to represent the state
in q petty larceny case.
w. j. Cavanagh is fixing up his yard
in fine shape, making it look quite like
a bowery with It's swings and ham
mocks.
Concert Monday night; Miss Stanley,
soprano, Miss Fritz, pianist and Mrs.
Bickmore, reader-all ACCOMPLISHED.
Don't miss this treat.
Hot Springs can show a larger num-
Der Of fine phaetons and all kinds of
elegant turn-outs than any other city
Of its size in the northwest. 4
"a marriage license was issued by
CLERK of Courts Osmotherly on June
LIST for the marriage of Charles A. Van
Pplt and Miss NJ. Estella Coleman.
Mrs. Harwood, who with her mother
and little son has been a guest of Mrs.
Jennie E. Bradley for several weeks.
left Sunday for a brief visit to Omaha
and Chicago. She expects to return to
Hot Springs in a week or ten days.
A heavy rain, amounting almost to a
cloud burst, occurred a few miles
northwest of town on Sunday after
moor Some fencing and corrals we're
w~ashed..away near the head of Hot
brook and Fall River was effectually
flushed out.
For Substituting, counter, show.
cases. tables and specimens. Inquire
of Mrs. Sadie Bennett, first door north
of Applegate's restaurant.
Mrs. r. W. Stanley, daughter Wayne
and son, James, arrived Wednesday
from Minneapolis and will spend the
in the Hills. They we're ac-
companied by Miss Fritz, of Mime
apolis, who will remain in the Hills a
month or more.
John Skinner has leased a 46.acre
farm near Galena, and devotes most
of his time to raising potatoes and
other vegetables-publishing the Ga
lena Star while resting from his farm
ing operations.
The juniors of the high school enter
tanned the sophomores and the men,
bers of the graduating class at the
home of Judge Cleveland on Friday
evening last. Various games we're
played, refreshments we're served and
u general good time was had.
Steps r being taken by Congress
man Martin and other sportsmen of
Lawrence county to prevent the kill
ing of fish with dynamite in Spearfish
creek. 1t is probable that some action
will have to be taken to prevent the
use of dynamite in Cheyenne river.
1t is reported that Ernest Julian
has resigned his position as railroad
editor of the Omaha Bee and gone on
the road in the interest of the Western
Newspaper Union. The World Herald
says that Ernest will make one of the
"warmest" travelling men who make
headquarters in Omaha.
Geo. Ingle, who has been baggage.
a and brakeman on the Buffalo Gap
and Hot Springs III for the past four
years. has received a merited promo
ton and has been transferred to Chad
ron and will join the 'chain gang" as
brakeman, where he will receive an
increased salary. He left Wednesday
night for his new duties. Mrs. Ingle
will not go for a few weeks. They have
made a great many friends here who
will regret their leaving.
The Pierre Live Stock and Commits.
sion company, whose advertisement
appears in the STAR, writes that their
first horse sale was a success, and say
further: "All horses sold ut good
prices. Many horses were turned
loose, owners not believing they could
cross the river under the rigid quaran-
tine between the two towns. We
worked under decided disadvantage
but sold every horse offered. Had lots
of buyers and could have sold 500 head
had they been here. Tell the boys to
bring on their horses"
County Judge Washabaugh, Of Law
renee county has recently made a per-
sonal investigation of the status of
some of the inmates of the Yankton in
sane asylum, and finds that there are
at least four patients who do not
rightfully belong to Lawrence county.
The county commissioners will object
to paying the expenses of these in
mates. It is possible that an investi-
cation will disclose the fact that Fall
River county is paying the expenses
of inmates which are not properly
chargea5le to this county, as some of
them, when committed to the asylum,