Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-22

RINGS, SOUTH DAKO
g. A. Springer left Tuesday TO,
Chicago.
} Potatoes 81 35 per hundred. Enqnir.
at Hulst & Prices. 253tf
The Pab,t Brewing Co. is building
a cold storage warehouse in the b. {
J N. yards. '.,s
A. A. Powell is opening up his fur
, niture store in the Shope block, and
has beautiful location.
The abandonment reflector in the city
was put in the Masonic lodge room by
Traut e. Gillespie Monday.
BoRx:-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Bent.
!, ley, ON Monday, dec. 18th, Il fine boy,
Mother and child doing we'll.
Chas. Callahan, the editor Of the
Herald, left for ten days trip to Chi.
cago and Omaha on Saturday evening.
4 II you want first-class pair of boots
or shoes made to order cali on j. NJ.
Entzminger, Chase block. 33tf.
John G.. Richer the rustl,ng grocer
IS again confined to bis home by
illness and Ed. Ames is taking his
place in the store.
Wallis Root was married on Friday
evening TO Mrs. Hale. sister of Mrs.
Ed. Mollring, and they are expected
home on Wednesday,.
\ A new sidewalk on the west side Of
Court street, adjoining the court house
and Parrott house and on north to the
plunge bath, will be laid soon.
E. Elsey returned from his trip to
West Virginia, Sunday morning and
reports his mother as some better, but
not yet entirely out of danger.
Carl Smith was over from the Gap
Saturday night to sign up a three
year lease with Hargens e. Loudenback
for the lower room of their block.
The warehouse of Sand-rson & Oar.
by at Falrburn, caught fire Tuesday
and burned to the g,ound. It is su ,.
posed to be fully covered by insurance.
The first car load of fat cattle ever
shipped from Hot Springs to thu
Omaha markets went out Monday over
the EIkhorn. Bob Sham was the
shipper.
d. w. Green, special examiner for
the U. 5. pension department, came in
again last Tuesday to investigate some
ca es that have been made especial"
at the home. So
Two more car loads Of water pipe
came in Tuesday. and now there will
t,e plenty of eight inch pipe to make
the connection on 9th street, SO that
water can be turned on.
Ed. Ames received a telegram re-.
Gently announcing the death of his
lgrandfather in illinois, who was 1O1
years of age and the last surviving
pensi"ner of the war Of 1872.
Judge Kanable has taken time by
the forelock and has taken possession
of the police Justices headquarters il,
the new city hall. The room taken is
just in the rear of the post Office and
adjoining the Jail.
The Fargo Mercantile company are
doing some most excellent advertising
Of their holiday goods by their imper.
sonation of Santa Claus which appears
on the streets every afternoon, much
to the delight of the kids.
4 DR.. II. d. Jennings took the train
last Monday for Chicago, where we
understand he will take post Rradu.
ate course in medicine and to practice
with his old professor. He will proba
bly remain until some time in April.
| MIR. Caughey, the enterprising gro
ceryman, who with his wife and son
has been visiting friends in western
Iowa, returned Tuesday morning. He
says 1t has rained or showed every
day. except three, since he left here.
l George Turner is down from the
Lady Gay, the Fall River county com
missioners' mine, on which he has been
at work. and says the work of putting
in the stamp mill is progressing rap.
idly and they will soon be pon ndine
out the yellow metal. He says the JR
has closed down for repairs.
The ladies society known as the VI.
M. Ms held a reception for their hus.
hands at the pleasant home of DR.. and
Mrs. Stewart on Monday evening and
abont 40 persons enjoyed themselves
immensely. Gard playing was the
order OF the evening, and very de.
licious refreshments were served.
Attorneys Chambers Kpllar returned
from a trip to Rapid City last Tues.
day. He reports the session Of cour,
which was to have been held here, ad.
journed to thu 2nd Of January. The
motion they made to dismiss the Cath,
olico, case, was overruled by Judge
Gardner. Messrs Wilson and Cleve.