Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03

being paid in q most CERTIFYING
manner.
As spring approaches commercial
men are becoming numerous. See the
hotel registers.
Sackette & Warner. the painters,
have purchased a lot in Happy Hollow
and will build cottage.
Carter & Field have purchased the
stone block in which they are now To-
Gated, paying 5000 therefor.
Rev, D. T. Williams, the Presbyter.
ian missionary from the southwestern
portion of the county, is in the city.
W. w. Smithson is now duly in
stalled as county auditor, and takes
hold of the duties Of the office like an
old hand.
Will Crane will go to Sheridan,
Wyoming, and the Big Horn noun
country within few days on tour
OF inspection.
Weisch & Oaks have commenced
work upon their new stone block just
beyond the row of wooden buildings
on Court street.
The Presbyterian mum social was
not held at Mrs. Bradley's last Monday
as advertised on account of the lecture,
but will be given next Monday night.
Tom Reed says that 1T beats all how
things are going toward democracy
lately, that the senate and house are
sure democratic and portion of the
cabinet.
Sackette & Warner have been doing
an elegant job of fresco,ng at the
Evans, and will soon finish. There is
probably no finer work Of this charac-
ter anywhere IN the northwest
One of John Sidey's little children is
very sick, and came very nearly dying
Wednesday night. from hemorrhage
OF the noae-the effects of scarlet fe-
YER from which the child was conva.
lescing.
F. H. Whitfield, the bright young
law student, expects to leave for Rapid
City next week where be will continue
his studies with attorney Temple. His
many friends here will much regret
his departure.
Ed Enderl,y left for Hot Springs
Thursday TO accept a position in the
chemical department of the Hotel
Evans. He will probably remain at the
Spa and will be glad to see his nu-
merous friends ds.-Rapid Republican.
Hon. E. w. Martins lecture at the
college last Monday night upon the
topic webster and Choate" was mag.
nificent, pronounced by many one OF
the finest of the series thus far gwen
Indeed it was thoughtful, instructive
and scholarly effort, greatly enjoyed
BY all present.
Jim Malone, we'll known ahout here
as something Of a detective, got into
trouble at Lincoln the other day, and
was arrested and locked up. But he
resisted the officers like mad man,
and it was with much difficulty that
they conquered him. He was out 70,
a "tlme'-and was having it.
Don't you think the STAR is helping
H It Springs in It's growth to great
ness? And isn't it thereby b-nefttine
every person who owns property in
the city? Then advertise in the STAr
and bring your job work to the STAr
job Office, which Is equipped for turn
ing out neat work on short order
Bring in your order for any kind Of
work.
Frank G. McDowell, one Of Fail
River county's energetic Young stock.
men, was in the city Monday and
made the STAR one Of those calls that
always delights the printer. The
STAR goes to him paid in advance for
a year. Mr.. Mcdowell says that il
has been delightful winter for stock
and that the loss will be compare.
lively nothing.
L. Z. Fisher, the noted hay dlspen.
ser. propounds the following query:
If person leaves Hot Springs al
noon on Monday, travels westward
circumnavigating the globe in q
hours, returning to Hot Springs on
Tuesday. where would this person frs
be informed that it was Tuesday? Il
will be observed that it would be 1:
o'clock, noon. by the sun during th,
entire trip. Will some one who has
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