Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

Work has been commenced npon the
new residence Of Rev. earns, in Stew.
art addition.
Most delightful music at tho opera
house to morrow nieht-Saturday. IL.
lin Gypsy Girls.
H. G. vannatta's draw line will han
die the Adams express delivery busi-
ness in the city
At Fargo 4 Sons store there are
EIGHT men busy as bees invoicing the
immense stock Of goods.
E. G. McGilton. an attorney of
Omaha, has been in the city during
the week. having business before thu
court.
Hon. W. G. Porter, states attorney
from Custer county, has been here
during the week, as prosecuting at
torney in the Flynn embezzlem-nt case.
r. B. Hughes is in the city procuring
specimens of our elegant building
stone for the worlds fair exhibit. He
says the exhibit by Hot Springs alone
will be very fine.
The new store room of Kimble, Carr
e. Co. in the Phillips block; is very
pleasant. and the manner in which
their business is increasing is most
gratifying to them.
j. L. Denman was down from
Wbitewood the fore part of the week,
looking after business. and visiting
with his daughter, Charlotte, who is
attending the college.
We believe that all the churches in
the city expect TO have the usual
Christmas tree exercises on Christmas
eve-and that good natured old Santa
Claus will be on hand.
Attorney Appelget is attending
court in the city. He reports his new
home, Sheridan, as improving very
rapidly, and 'he prospects bright for
its being a prominent growing city.
The elctric motor that the Herald
has lately put in is one Of the most
deceptive and smootl,est running little
concerns we ever saw. 1t does I
amount to much in size, but it moves
the machinery in elegant shape.
Treasurer Bradley received q lette,
Wednesday from G. r.. " ood stating
that the mandamus cases Of The COM
missioners vs.. JAS. Bradley. Treasurer,
have been argued before the sup ems
court and are now under a,2visem.,,,
by the court.
Charley Smith is back again frnm
his journey with The pefr'i.i man
Tony Wolfe is still travelling with the
exhibition. IN theemp'"y Of the fellow
who pur :has.d the p.trifac,inn rh-y
didn't do thriving business at Sioux
City. Charley says.
E. w. Biakey. sheriff elect. has bepu
in til. city during the werk catching
on to how district court business Is
conducted ty the sheriff Mr.. Blakey
is very energetic fellow and would
maxi. the wary culprit crack hir heel
if he silonld try to escape.
Next Monday evening the second oi
the series Of lectures by the college
ladies society will be given by Rev
Anderson. Subject: ''O'her World.
than Ours That it. will he fine, all
who have heard Mr.. Anderson IL
pulpit or .npon the lecture platform
are fully satl,fied.
The college faculty and the college
literary society are again having som,
difficulty in agreeing uron the qnestin,
as to whose voice shall! he supreme 1,
the literary society--the president o
the college or the president, of tr
literary society. The college facult
l@lieyes that the cnllege piesidsn
should have the veto power in al
matter that may come beeos, ii
literary society but majority of tb
students ohj"ct.
Capt Lucas returned Thursda
morning from his trip to the caste,
portion of the state. He says Gov
elect Sheldon is. metaphoricaly speak
ing, completely submerged in hc
water, with about two hundred arp
cants for the six or eight aploin'men'
that are at bis disposal. The Cap
saws that the people on he east side I
the riyer think the Halls has receive
all the recognition it is entitled to fro,
a political standpoint.
J.R Buchanan. general passeng.
and ticket AGENT of the E|khorn. Sner