Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-15
LOCAL LAcoNICs.

LOCAL lACONICS.
COMPLIED AND CONDENSED FOR
BUSY PEOPLE.
Miss Boyd has gone home to Pied
mont to spend her vacation.
Men are at work digging for the
foundation Of the Episcopal church.
"a 8otatoes 81 S. per hundred. En-
quirs) )at Hulsr & PRICK. 25stf
l.. B. Thayer and F. Withrcw hpve
had electric lights put in their places
OF business.
Plans are being drawn for q large
cold storage house to be erected in the
B. & NJ. yards.
The recent successful sociable Of the
A. 0. q. w. has had the result Of
bringing in eight applications. for mem.
bership.
DR.. Wade reports Alvah Mcdonald
considerably improved, and thinks it
no serious complications arise, the
chances are favorable for his getting
we'll.
Traut & Gillespie have moved their
plumbing establishment into the room
Z vacated by Clark's meat market and
their old room is occupied by Sculptor
Riordan.
The town boys failed to put in an
appearance ON the college campus and
there was no game. We have a sus.
picion they are afraid to tackle the
college lads.
Mrs. Harry Ryan was delighted last
Friday at the arrival of her mother,
Mrs. McCorkle, from Superior, Neb
She came in to see the new little
granddaughter.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment at the Baptist
church Monday, Dec. llth, at 7:3O p.
m. Come and hear the children. A
collection will bs taken to aid in de-
fraying the expenses of the Legion.
Traut & Gillespie have taken par,
of their force away from digging on
the watermains and put them to work
taking up the six inch pipe from the
Evans to the pumping station and are
putting in eight inch pipe in Its place.
The men on the hill have struck rock
and are blasting it out.
Most everyone knows w. b. White
the old gentleman who lived on Cold
brook and who married Mrs. Davis
and who moved back to College Springs
la. He arrived last Friday with his
wife and they say they will
make this their home for the balance
Of their days. He has sold his farm
and chartered car for their household
effects, which Miner Davis is bringing
through and he is expected tomorrow
We welcome them back to Hot Springs
When President Hancher drove
down from the college last Friday
one of his horses shied and fell into tn.
trench being dug for the waite; main.
and in struggling went down to thu
bottom. He succeeded in quieting the
other horse until be got him unhltch
ed, when he summoned number ol
the college boys who went to worl
with picks and shovels and dug dowr
the banks so the horse could be extri
Gated.
Receiver John l.. Burke. of the de
funct Minnekahta State bank filed :
bond of $4,000 which was approve,
by the court. and he took possession o.
the institution last Friday. He in
forms us that it will be his policy t,
wind up the affairs of the institution
as quickly as possible under the pres
ent hard times, but will avoid anything
like ruinnus haste. BY the instruc
tions of the court he is made a part,
defen dant with the bank in the case
now being brought bv the county an,
school district, in which they seek t.
have the deposits made by them in ,h'
bank. paid out of the first monies col
lected, and he will have to fight then
in the interest of the other depostors
Hot Springs will not be long withou
banking institution for if we arr
c;Frsctly Informed there are three APP
AISeants looking over the field with th,
--.sSrpose in view of establishing :; banl
Z here. AS we get it, Lake g. HALEY arr
contemplating moving their in>titn
tion over from Buffalo Gan. with Car
Smith in charge. M.vor jams W ,,ls
and wife of Rapid CITY, spent Sunda,
: at the Evans. and it is an open secre
I that he wants to locate a hank in Ho
sif Springs. telegram from the Unin,
III National. of Omaha. is to the eff,c
THAT they want to locate a banking in
1titution here. So that in anv even
Hot Springs will have one. and mar
ab baps two good banks before the first
Januarv.