The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-27
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
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Look at our list of personals and then
come over and see for yourself. We
are very lively corpse.
There will probably be no weepin'
upon our retiring from the management
Of The STAR but there will be y Nash-'
in just the same.
Frank Thaycr has purchased a news
agents route from Frement to Lin
coin and is making a round trip be-
tween these points daily.
Hot Springs!! Change cars for Hat
Greek, Cascade, Red Canyon, Pleasant
Valley Custer City and all points on
the B. e. NJ. Thirty minutes for dinner!
Drs. Bliem and Jennings performed
a difficult surgical operation on the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Il. G. Willor
last week which, it is hoped, will result
in lasting benefit.
The largest and cheapest stock of
clothing ever brought to the Southern
Hills is expected in about three weeks
at Fargo & Sons dry goods, clothing,
boot, shoe and grocery store.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson. of the Presby-
terian church Of Rapid City, will preach
at the NJ. L. church in this place on
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. A large
attendance is earnestly requested.
The Pierre Free Press makes the
startling announcement that "F::l:.y
t:.i::m::e':. .h.a:.s .:c::o. :m::c." There
are. however, no flies on Hot Springs
and visitors are unanimous in the
opinion that she is all right.
A gross error occurred in the school
treasureSs report last week FOR which
the compositor is mainly responsible.
In the item of amount paid for services
and expenses of school officers it should
have read $lo6.9O instead of $ll26.9O.
The Whitewood Sentinel reports the
arrest and commitment Of Peter NJ.
Hopp. False Bottom granger, on a
charge of grand larceny. As he is a
False Bottom granger, he must Ii,
we'll adapted to conceal his stolen
wealth.
Deputy Sheriff 7. w. Crane departed
on Wednesday for Douglas with the
necessary requisition papers for the
transfer of Pitts now confined in the
jail at that place. He is expected on
tomorrow coach with the prisoner in
charge.
Mrs. Alice Luxton, wife of Win.
Luxton, died at Oelriclls on Wednesday
morning after a painful illness of six
or eight months, from a tumor on the
spine. Funeral services were held in
the school house at Oclricl,s on Thurs.
day afternoon, Rev. Mills officiating.
Quite an llcgma of lawyers has taken
place in the past day or two. Most of
them, engaged Gil one side or other of
different eases to lie heard during the
Hot Springs term hayc gone to the cell
ehrated Spa. and will not return again
until the end of the week.-Deadwool
Pioneer.
The lunar eclipse on Sunday night
was quite generally observed ly Hot
Springers and attracted considerable
interest. Although the lunar orb wa.
partially olscurcd by clouds during tho
fore part Of the evening itprescnted Z
handsome sight and it may be conf
IDENTIFY asserted that this, eclipse
eclipsed all other eclipses Of recent
years.
We wish once more to call the at.
tcntion of mill men 10 the unrivaled
inducements offered 10y Hot Spring:
for the erection of Touring mill il
this place. Fall River affords unlimit-
ed water power and a sufficient quan.
.lty of No. hard wheat could be RAISED
in this immediate vicinity to supply ;
mill with capacity of IS barrels daily
1t would be paying investment ant
this opportunity should not be over
looked.
No more our gentle prattle through
'rKE SrAE will now be heard. No NOR.
our still, small voice will the natives
now disturb. Our days of cditoria
work are numbered with the past: oul
editorial shears aud pen we'll aside
with pleasure cast. Pray keep the
editorial shears sharp and free from
! rust, throw away the pencil and no sub
scribers trust. Newsand local happen
ings are very scarce indeed: the shear,
may come in handy, the pencil you'll
ne'er need.
Visitors at the Springs should drol
| in to Phernetton' 5 Mineral Museum an,
take look at his dazzling display O
Mind Cave aud Bad Land curiositieS
specimens of gold, silver. tin and cop
per quartz from Black Hills mines
native gypsum, jasper. moss agate an'
carniclian cnt into all kinds of curiou
and attractive shapes for jewelyy pape
weights. ink stands. etc. His line o
Black Hills gold jewelry will please TIL
ladies. and his toys ami trinkcts will
tickle the babies. 1t won't cost yo,
anything to take a look at them.
Some four weeks ago while Jane
Ridrath was absent in the Northern
Hills looking after his mining interest
in that locality. the house on his clain
two miles southwest of this place. wa
broken INTO and robbed of a large
quantity Of bedding and wearing ap
parel. worth in the ncighborhood O
fifty dollars. The thief very elfectuall,
concealed his identity until last weel
when he commenced wearing portion
of the stolen property, which fact wa
reported to MIR. Ridpath who immcdi
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