Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-03-04
Mrs. l. Lake is able to be about after
a severe attack of quinsy.

folk, Neb., is making him brief visit
Miss Nora Rucker returned Sunday
from a prolonged visit with Friends al
Gordon, Nebr.
Mine host Martin, of the Ferguson
Is again on his feet, after short siege
of pneumonia.
Contractor Mckay is erecting a nea,
little cottage for Connor Bros, which
will be occupied by Mrs. Wyman, ot
Deadwood.
The Hatchet displayed considerable
enterprise in getting an extra edition
out giving complete account of the
fire and the losses.
Frank Callahan is at present stop
ping with Judge Dudley. He is greatly
missed from his accustomed char ir
the post-office.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., il
now located at the b. & NJ. yards and
they are getting things very nicely
and conveniently arranged.
Will Secor has been visiting with
old friends here for several days, anG
expects to remain until about April /
when he will return TO Rushville, Neb
lf you would like to be in the grand
march toward the goal of success see
that you are represented in the Stars
advertising columns. They are all
getting there fast as possible. and there
are more to follow. Remember this is
the peoples paper.
The STAR was considerably Gin it.
during the excitement of the contlagrs.
ton, and for time it looked as though
the sanctum would really shine. The
material was all removed, some type
was pied, and more or less damage
done to material. But the office didn't
burn after all.
Frank Laberteaux, who will be re-.
membered as Charley sawyer's brother.
in-law who was here IN the fall, arriv-
ed Wednesday morning, accompanied
by his wife and mother, from Marshall,
Michigan Mrs. Laberteaux senior is
the mother of Mrs. G. K. Sawyer and
Miss LaberteauX.
Harry w. Eastman arrived from
Kingsville, Ohio, Wednesday morning
and at once assumed the duties Of
assistant cashier of the Minnekahta
State Bank. He is brother of G. a.
Eastman who lately purchased an IN
terest in the bank and was elected
vice.presldent, Welcome Mr.. East
man.
About fifteen couples Of Terpsichor-
can idols, attlred in sheet and pillow
case costumes. gathered at the Giles
pie and enjoyed themselves for few
hours in right royal manner on
Tuesday evening. Cases were not
kept on very long, however, and about
midnight refreshments were served
1t was happy gathering.
d. B. Ingram, one of the leading cit.
liens of Hill City. of the firm of In
gram & McEachron, dealers in almost
everything, was in the city Tuesday,
and being au old-time friend Of the
STAR man, hunted us up, and we en-
joyed his brief visit very much. He
thinks the Springs is sure to be a
great city-and he has a great head on
him as a prophet.
Rev. j. Z. Sloan came up from Rush
vile, Neb., the fore part of the week
in the interest of the new Presby-
terian college, soon to be erected at
Omaha. He is here to examine the
building stone, and If satisfactory ar.
rangements can be made will make
a contract with some of our stone
dealers to furnish the stone for their
building. 1t will be a big contract
and we trust the stone may he furn.
lshed from here. Certainly no more
beautiful and no better quality can be
found any where.
The Chicago Ave. hotel project is
again being agitated, and in a manner
that should result in accomplishing
something. About fifteen thousand
dollars have now been subscribed to
the fund and the rustlers are at worl,
earnestly. With only trial subscrip.
ton everything will be in shape tc
begin planning for active operations
on the structure. The plan of the
building is an excellent one, and it i.
safe to say that The outlook is very en-.
couraging for its erection.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Leonard
of Cold Brook concluded he hadn't hac
sufficient exercise Tuesday, after Ii,
had just been unhitched, and started
back down town, with the harness on
at full tilt. The animal ran like fur,
!, and w. U. Germond was IN the stree
with his fine rig and was getting ou
of the way Of the running animal fas
as he could, but not soon enough, fo
the beast ran head first against tn
front wheel of Germond's buggy
breaking them into kindling wood, an
throwing w. U. out on the groun
with more force than elegance. Th,
runaway animal was killed by til
collision.