Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-04-01

Mr.. Deach. of Crawford, will put in
a stone store building at Cascade to be
finished by the FIRST Of May.
Miss Slime, sister of Mrs. Elsey, who
has been visiting here for some time,
has returned to her home in Iowa.
Sheriff Clifford has purchased a LOT
up near his place of business, the court
house, and will build upon it immedi.
ately.
A. l.. Putnam,prlncipal of the New
castle schools enjoyed his spring vaca-
tion taking in the sights and attractions
of Hot Springs.
Blunck, Williams & Co., are moving
their Office INTO the Phernetton build
ing, next door to Miss Druse's milli-
merry emporium.
Geo. III. Bronte, one of the real estate
rustlers at Cascade last summer, has
returned from his winter soiourn at
his home in Pierre.
The F. E & NJ. V. freight depot at
Ckadron caught fire Tuesday night,
and while the building was consider
ably damaged, no freight was lost.
A. NJ. McPhaid, of Boston, who is
here taking the baths for rheumatism
was looking over the city yesterday
with a view 10 investing in real estate.
Arrangements for the organization
of a Rebecca lodge in this place have
been made, and the charter has been
forwarded to the lnstituting officer.
Prof. G. Belmont has received word
of serious injury which has befallen
his wife, and he leaves for his home in
Cheyenne, Wyoming, to be gone a
short time.
The SrAE wants correspondent
from every township in the county,
and will make it an object for some
enterprlsing item gatherers. Let us
hear from YOU.
Merton Tillotson who has become an
efficient drug clerk in Roots plar-
macy, has accepted a position with the
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will henceforth be found.
Messrs. E. J. and Homer Moore. of
this city, and conductor Tug Wilson
and Ed Cameron. of Chadron. returned
on Wednesday from their hunting en-
pedltion down in Nebraska.
George snider, car repalrer for the
b. & NJ. of this city, since the road
built in, accompanied by his family,
departed yesterday Cor Hot Springs,
where he will work in IL like capacity.
-ke0an0od Times.
Word has reached this city of the
death of Judge N1wlin who has been
in feeble health for so long. The
funeral will be held on Sunday and
will be conducted with Masonic rites.
Representatives from the bar and the
Masonic lodge of this city will be in
attendance.
L. S. Hawley has opened store in
the building formerly occupied by
Taylor's feed store. AT present his
stock consists of clothing, boots and
shoes. but after short time he expects
to move to the lower town where he
will carry a full line of general mer.
chandise.
The Edgmont Express of last week
contained a carefully written article
in which the resources and possibilities
of that young city and surrounding
country We're set forth in pleasing
manner. If newspaper may be re.
garded as about upon the same level as
the town it represents, Edgmont must
be rustler. The Express is, at any
rate.
On the first page of the South Dako-
ia State Journal is a five line poem
addressed to the barefooted statesman
of Kansas, whom it dubs Calamity
Jerry" The remainder of the first
page and half of two other pages is
filled with foreclosure notices The
editor of the journal may think bis
poem was joke, but after all there is
a serious side to it.
March thought she could not af.
ford to break her record and go out
real balmy and lamb like, as we would
suppose she might do, Judging from
the mild weather to which we had
been treated for some days past. So
a change was instituted Yesterday
afternoon and we had wind with rain
drops interspersed at intervals, remind
ing us that April showers are close at
hand.
A merry little birthday party was
held on Wednesday afternoon a,
the residence of Henry Marty
in honor Of the sixth birthday Of his
son Eddie. The STAR office was ia.
vored with delegation of the little
folks who came to inform us of what
was going on, that we might "put il
in the paper" They said that they
had had lots of fun and were going
back to have some more. We thank
the little ones for their thoughtfulness
and wish all our older friends wouid
do as we'll.