Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-04-08

court house.
Mrs. Barney Mullen departed for
her home in Nebraska yesterday
evening.
E. e. Record, formerly of this place,
who moved to Hill City last fall, has
gone still farther north and now man.
ages Hulst e. Prices lumber yard in
Deadwood.
Attorney Kellar has been unable to
attend to business for a few days. He
came down Yesterday afternoon to at
tend to a case, but felt the worse for
his eXertion.
9. I. Minter, representing syrup
manufacturing company, of St. Joe,
was IN town yesterday. Among his
orders was an extensive one for S. G..
Fargo & Son.
DIR. o. S. Marden. G. d. Brink, B. D..
Smith and w. A. Downing, of Kear-
ney, and r. f. Watzke, of Omaha. ar
rived in town yesterday and will re.
man for few days.
G. Slyfeld has sold his residence
property on Lincoln avenue to q. p.
Taylor. We understand however, that
Mr.. Slyfield will still remain with us,
a fact which we are pleased to note.
NJ. j. Scanlan. G. j. Patton and John
Hodges, of Hermosa, while on their
way to Custer, were detained in the
Springs Saturday by the non-arrival of
the b. & NJ. passenger from the east.
The STAR would be very thankful
for all items of news that may he
handed in. he several societies are
kindly requested to favor the office
with any announcements they may
desire to make.
Miss Lena Bullard has been secured
to teach the school ON Ash creek, in
Cascade township, and size will begin
her work next week. School was to
have commenced this week, hut on ac-
count of the severe storm and condition
of the roads, was necessarily post
poncd.
The STAR will be very thankful for
society notes in the city. Also for
any items of interest, or notices of
personal arrivals and departures. If
a friend is visiting with you, or you
expect one, or one has been, we will
estee IN it a favor for "a notice OF the
fact.
The FIRST National Bank was ABLY
presided over the first half of this
week by President Stewart and John
NJ. Henton, the cashier being out duck
hunting in Nebraska snow drifts. and
his able assistant being on his way to
Sioux Falls in the service of the {. S.
government.
MIR. Coates, an elderly gentleman
from Sioux City, Is recuperating his
vital powers at our resort. He was
welcome visitor at the l. o. .. +. lodge
Wednesday evening. He also enjoys
the distinction of being the oldest liv-
ing member of the A. o. u. w. organ
ization in Iowa.
While in the east Col. Thoruby is
said to have formed stock company
that is about to develop the Minnepa-
juta Springs near Buffalo Gap. Rep
resentatives of the company will soon
arrive and no expense will be spared
in making the location a first class
health and pleasure resort.
"Patronize home industries is a
motto that no lover OF home should
fail to observe; patronize home mer-
chants; encourage all home enter.
prises; that is the way to build up a
good, prosperous city. When v,u
want fine job work, remember that
motto and call on the STAR.
Cashier Parks. Pharamist Root, J..
W. Butler, G. NJ. Lamson and Lou
Schellenger, composed merry hunt
ing party that started out in the rain
last Thursday night for Nebraska, to
hunt the spring duck. When you re-
member what kind Of weather we
have had the past week you can ina.
gine what kind of time they had.
They succeeded in getting home yes
terday morning.
The Burlington Route has issued a
new map of the United States, adver-
tising their road and connections. Hot
Springs may we'll feel honored by
being given the distinction of a place
in the list of prominent points reached
by the road, being classed with Lin
coin, Denver, Deadwood. etc. This
road will advertize Hot Springs to a
large extent this season, and much
benefit may be expected to result
therefrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. j "A. Stanley arrived
in the Springs yesterday morning from
their eastern trip and departed this
morning for Hermosa. While away
they visited Lansing and several other
towns in Michigan and on the way
back stopped few days in Chicago.
There they took in the worlds fair
buildings and on the whole report a
very pleasant time. Before many
weeks Mr.. Stanley and family will
take up their permanent abode in Hot
Springs. :.