Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

HOT SPRl
Lawrence county went safely re-
publican.
Capt. Lucas is slccted and Hot
Springs is rejoicing.
Thornby is elected state senator from
this district by a plurality OF about
500. The other fellows weren't in it.
Custer county elected the full re.
publican ticket with the exception of
representative and tr, a>urer. the demo-
Gratis winning upon those two by
small majorities.
Now that the question OF bonding
the county for $4,000 FOR the purpose
OF bridging the Cheyenne has been
settled by the people i'm the aifirma-
tive. the question arises. can we do IT.:
There may now bs those who will
feel thankfully inclined who were
somewhat in doubt before last Tues
day. To such we desire to call es-
pecial attention that thanksgiving day
this year will occur OH Nov. oath.
While the democrats are feeling
pretty good just now they have to go a
long ways from home for this news
that enthuses them. There is con-
siderable comfort for republicans. and
indeed cause for rejoicing that our
own beloved state is republican, not
withstanding the methods resorted to
by the enemy to pull it out OF the re-
publican column.
Attorney Boomer has moved into one
of the pleasant office rooms in his
block.
Rev. A. A. Byown will preach to.
night at the Presbyterian church. Go
and hear hun.
III. a. Eastman has gone to Chicago
upon busimesS and will be absent fol
about four weeks.
Mr.. Austad has moved into the
Boomer block and will soon open uI
a fine European hotel.
l.. u. Parrish, of the Hermosa
Touring mill, was selling flour to ou'
merchants on Wednesday.
jim Berry has sold his restaurant tt
}. a. Kcnetick. and will depart in ;
few days for Switzerland, Florida.
U. S. court will convene at Slou:
Falls next Tuesday. The STAR MAJ
expects to be there as a grand juror.
Work upon the Cathollcon addition
! is progressing finely. 1t will lie
pleasant and commodious hotel whel
finished.
/ Rev. j. b. earns. superintendent o
the Black Hills NJ. Il. churches. was II
the city Wednesday, looking afte
church matters.
There will he Norwegian Lutheran
services held at the old NJ. T.. churc
next Sunday afternoon at $50 cloct
by Rev. Brevik.
o. Connor Bros. have placed Do
hamm i'll charge of their drug store
and propose to make it one of til
finest and best drug stores in the city
Electric light poles are bring set
the Catholicon and up eighth stree
e and soon he Catholicon hotel and se'
i eral residences will be illuminated i
electricity.
al Il. A. Harmon. division freight agel
N of the Elkhorn line. with headquarte
at Deadwood, has been looking aft
the interests of his company in IL
e city for few days.
The meeting of the college hill Z.
II S. C. for Wednesday evening the lG'
inst, will be held at the residence {
" Professor Maynard. The attendant
!. of all members is urgently requested
d The protracted religious services
the Presbyterian church, being Co
Quoted by the various ministers of ii
e city are creating considerable intcre
II and the attendance is excellent.
IL MIR. e. w. Humphrey, veterinal
surgeon and horse dentist. has decide
10 to locate here, and has his Office
!, Cleghorn's livery stable. He is sal
- to thoroughly understand the bus
= ness.
Mrs. S. c. Lummis, wife of the Ell
horn station agent at Buffalo Ga
1t was doing shopping in the city q
i " ednesday and visited with Mr
II Iarchow.
5, The sacrament of the Lords SUI
q per will he served at the Congreg
tional services next Sabbath mornin
!" Several members are to oe receive
a Time II a. M; place first ward scho
g house.
t The Chadron academy caught fl
on the morning of Nov. 9th and W;
. burned to the ground. The school
:, being maintained in the town until
new building can be constructed. II
is building was brick and valued at Sll
3. 600. ON which there was an insuran'
~ Of $4,000.
!. The speech by E. G. johnson la
Monday night was about as fine an e
position of the free trade policy as y
e have ever listened to. Each of Il
II speakers. Messrs. Norton, Boomer al
Z Eastman made very good addresse