Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-29
HOT SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
Harry Mollring has gone to Nebras.
ka City to visit his parents.

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ka City to visit his parents.
j. A. Rylen and wife went to
Deadwood to spend Christmas with
friends.
Lake & HALEY expect to open up
their bank in the Harlou building next
Tuesday.
Ed. Lemmons and wife of Buffalo
Gap, spent Christmas with friends in
Hot Springs.
Jos. Vincent has been appointed re.
ceiver of the Vermont Investment 70.
The choice is a good one.
Fred Madison, of the Black Hills
telephone exchange, spent Christmas
with his parents at Hill City.
Misses Annie and Gustie Fuhlbrugge
are spendlng the holidays with their
brother on the ranch near Oelrichs.
Clarence Jones came down from
Lead, Saturday to visit among his
many friends and exchange holiday
greetings.
Mrs. Heady, of Iowa Falls, Ia, ar
rived last Monday and went out to
Wind cave to- visit with her b other, j
u. Mcdonald.
Pat. j. Fgan, the promising young
attorney Of Rapid City. spent very
pleasant Christmas with an intimate
"friend" in Hot Springs.
Prof. King hanqueted the school
hoard. architect Wright and contractor
Mckay at the Gillespie Saturday night.
1t was Jolly affair and a rich repast.
Fl. Marty was homs from the Lady
Gay, to spend Christmas with his fam
lily and goes back on Wednesday, when
:hey expect to commence stamping out
the gold.
ID. B. Ingram, state senator from
Pennington county, came down from
Hill City to look after business on
Saturday evening, returning Sunday
morning.
Col. w. j. Thornby spent Christ.
mas IN Hot Springs through force of
circumstances; not being able to get
out to Custer on thu q. & NJ. to eat
dinner with his sister.
Miss Minnie Beer, the Western
Uuion telegraph operator at this
place, returned to her post of duty
Saturday and reports a pleasant
visit with friends down the road.
The Dudley well has attained a
depth Of 81 feet, and the milkman
still asserts that they will soon strike
water il they keep on. He ought to
know. They are now in a sand rock
formation.
The water has been taken into the
Fargo. D,ckovsr building, and those
who have had to do the pumping to
the tank in the attic, are congratula.
ting themselves that that work is over
The departure of the college stu.
dents for their homes to spend thei.
Christmas vacation was the cause oi
much jollity during the hours of the
night. The college yell might have
been heard at the departure of both
early trains.
The fire laddies were out with thei,
hose Friday to test the pressure OF
the new water works and find it en-.
trely satisfactory. Standing on ane
side of Chicago avenue, they were able
to throw water over the top of two
story buildings on the opposite side
Now let fire break out and see how
| lOuicklv H. ran ha nnt ont
The settlement over the new school
building has virtually been effected
between Architect Wright, represent.
ling the board, and Contractor Mckay
and the matter will bs finally dispos.
ed of at the neAt meeting of tine hoard
The building will be completed to
morrow. and the seats put in place al
once.
Judge Gardner did no. come down
Saturday evening to hear the motion
in the special fund case brought by
States Attorney Kellar. Receiver
Fox has filed a motion TO take the case
before the federal court. where it will
probably BE- heard in May. THIS is a
IN"SV w uNuE tudu luCdi ltu pUTC1uCt
and will be closely watched.
The people of Hot Springs are abou,
to dedicate one of the 6ne>t--if mol
the finest-puhlic school buildine in
the state. A beautiful thirteen room
building of white sandstone. Mr.
Shannon. of this city, has pressing
invitation to deliver the d.d,cator,
address. bnt finds it impossible to 90
The city of Hot Springs is destined Il
he one Of the most desirable DWELLING
places in America. and the educationa
spirit of the peonle is one of man,
great attractions.-Huron Huronite.
Grand Worthy Patron Poznanskv
of Sperafi>h. installed the following
officers of Martha Chapter. o. f. S
last Tuesday: Mrs. Inez GODDARD. Wor
thv Matron; II. A. Goddard, Worth,
Patron; Mrs. A. s. Stewart. Associat,
Matr"n; Mrs. r. F. Connor, Sec.
Mrs. w. l.. .Jndkins. Treas /; Mrs. e. s
+ Ames, Marshal: Mrs. j. n. Roomer