Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-15

Jacob Lambert went to Lincoln
Wednesday.
There will be special meetings at the
Salvation Army Hall every night next
~week-"Self Denial" week.
Rev j. B. Kettle, of Rapid City, spent
Wednesday in the city, visiting his
friend, Rev. Sanford.
The government has issued orders
prohibiting ranging stock on the for
est reserve until after April 18th.
North and South Dakota have been
separated from Nebraska as u revenue
district and are now 81 district by them
selves.
Charley Conger spent Wednesday in
town. He says that the report that he
expects to engage in raising Angora
goats is correct.
Mrs. +. e. Martin is visiting friends
at Omaha this week. During her ab-
sence Miss Malou Goodrich is attend
ing to the Evans News Standt
Jerry Harrigan has returned from
his ranch in Pennington county.
While there he leased his ranch. His
family will live in Rapid City.
Frank Lytle, a Black Hills forest
ranger, and A. H. Mann, of Sundance,
are here for a few weeks, the latter be-.
ing a great suffer from rheumatism.
The stucco mill started again Tues
day. The article manufactured by the
Hot Springs Plaster Co. beats the
world and is coming into popular ia
vor wherever it has been used.
j. III. Gillespie 4 Co. are busily en-
gagged in putting a new tin root upon
the remaining portion of the Evans
roof-a part of it having been timed
last year. The tar and gravel roofs do
not seem to be u success in this
country.
+. Il. Evans returned from Pierre
last Saturday, where he spent several
weeks looking after the balance due on
the contract for the construction of
the Soldiers Home. The legislature
only allowed about $1,000 which
wouldn't pay the expenses of the effort.
MIR. Evans health has been very good
and he looks we'll.
AT the City council meeting We'd
nesday night City Attorney Gull was in
structed to bring suit to quiet title to
the Kidney Spring property, which has
been in dispute for some time, and
which the city claims vas dedicated
to Hot Springs when the town was
plated. The financial statement made
by the Fire Department was referred
to the Finance committee. judges and
clerks we're named for the city election
April Is.
MARRIED.-At the home of w. b.
Moore, in this city, last Monday, Otto
Chandler. of Dry Greek, Wyoming. was
married to Miss Phoebe Holt, Rev.
Sanford officiating. Miss Holt has
been in Hot Springs with her mother
and brother for several months. MIR.
Chandler is a well-to-do stockman of
Wyoming. The happy couple left that
same evening for the home of the
groom, being accompanied a portion of
the way by the brides mother and
brother, who have gone to Bucks
Camp, Wyo.
j. d. Wallace, a member of the
Soldiers Home, died last Satu rday
morning with heart failure, resulting
from a recent siege of the grip. He
spent most of the winter with a broth
er near Fort Meade, where he suffered
the attack of grip andcame back to the
Home to recuperate. He had been
able to be about, since his return, un-
til Friday, when he felt very poorly
and "a taken to the Home hospital,
where during the night he sank rapid
ly, until finally his heart refus ed to
act and lie expired. Mr.. Wallace came
to the Home about three years ago
from Day county. He enlisted in 1861
as drummer in Co. d 45th Ills. Vol.
and served in that capacity, and in
regular service until 1865. He was
born abont SO years ago in Penance,
England. A brother, r. w. Wallis, the
artist, resides here. Funeral services
were conducted at the Home Sunday
afternoon by DR.. Robinson and we're
we'll attended.
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