Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-20
41oa SPRINGS WEEKLYsTAR, FRIDAY JANUARY 70,

Rev. E. =. Frame and family visited
friends in Custer City this week.
Heer August Aamold the celebrated
violinist. ut the College chapel the
2Sth.
Prospectors report discovery of
copper ore in the vicinity of Wind
cave.
D. K. snivc!y, Edgemont's head
business man was in the Springs Wed.
nesday.
Butler & Ames are agents for a
new building and loan association of
Chicago.
Editor Ballou of the Buffalo Gap
Republican made us pleasant call
Monday.
Walter R. Parks and family have
moved from the Fargo building to COL
lege hill.
John p. Arnott, an attorney from
Hemmingford, Neb., was in the city
Saturday.
Charles Fargo left Tuesday for
Deadwood on business to be gone an
indefinite term.
The Art hotel is crowded to its ut
most capacity, which speaks we'll for
its management.
The Hot Springs Electric Light Co.
are running their lines over all the
principal streets.
John Ben,ley's little boy, who has
been quite i'll with pneumonia, is now
nearly recovered.
The Pringle Comedy Ideal Company
stopped over Sunday at the Evans EN-
route to Rapid City.
AS soon as the city gets title to their
lots on Chicago avenue work will COM
mence upon the city hail.
The city council met today to audit
accounts and attend to such other busi-
SIS as may come before it.
Several very stout cases of drunk
and lisorderlies have been lying
around the streets tins week.
The Whitewood flour mill was de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday moraing.
Loss SIS, 1000, insurance, $1,000.
The c. z. Sawyer farm on the Cas-
cade road has been plated as the
Omaha addition to Hot Springs.
John A. Stanley, editor of the STAR,
has gone to Picrre to attend the South
Dakota Press Association meeting.
The walls of the Catholicon bath
house are steadily growing. no cold
weather as Vet to retaYd the work.
Frank Tllaver aud family have re-
turned from Alliance, Neb and intend
to make this their permanent home.
DR.. Adams. of Castle cure fame, has
returned from California and we un-
dorstand will resume his old practice
Aamoa, ths yioinist, at the college
chapel the o5th. Don't miss this rare
treat.
I,,t,Ia Ken. editor Harris child, has
been very sick the past week hut we
are pleased TO state is now very much
better.
MIR. James Rid}ath informs us tina,
three deposits of tin are located with
IN IL miles of this city. We hope tht
report is true.
The site for the proposed hisl
school has not yet been selected. We
understand that Petty hill will ge
this institution.
Professor Dora Stinson left fol
Memphis Wednesday. Her departure
is.regretted by all, more especially b,
our musical circles.
Frank Harmon OF Deadwood. travel
ing freight agent of the Elkhorn wa
looking after the interests of his com
pany in this city Saturday.
The case of Rhoda Billups vs.. Jos
Bower for larceny ofsYasaous aud sun
dry roots and herbs was dismissed i,
Judge Ridpath's court i; |. Saturday
Spesrfish isSia tlss midst ~ ose: o
her periodical railroad attacks. W. d.
wish that the B. & NJ. would build iiitt
that burg and then VIC all would b.
ea::..
East. west, north, and south, extrem,
cid weather is reported, bnt in the
Springs the thermometer continues t,
remain above sre-zin.s .s-no snow en-.
wa'et never freezing
w. r. i'eaet.in' of the Hcrmosa Pilo
blew into town Wednesday and mad,
us a pleasant call, aud reports Her
moSa on the gain, notwithstanding TIL,
serions loss by fire last week.
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