Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-22
rRAvE,.l.ERs' GUIDE
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

COMPILED AND CONDENSED FOR
HCsv PEOPLE.
Messrs. Peirce and Pool have gone
prospecting in the Hills.
There is alove on foot to ,,nt the
opera Mascotte, on the stage BY our
local talent.
Some of our local sports are putting
in considerable time practlcing with
tho boxing gloves.
Joe Rym-r has trimmed up Christ.
mas tree to display his holiday goods,
and it is very pretty.
G. N. Miner has been appointed
postmaste. at Martins Valley, vice
Mary E. Bailey. resigned.
Rev. Gilchr,>t returned from his la
bots at Lead Tuesday and will spend
the holidays with his family.
A. D. Wood was taken suddenly i'll
last Thursday and for time his life
was de>paired of but his many friends
will be glad to know that he is now
all right.
The galvanized iron, ornamental
finish for the roof of the new school
house is being put on and it in.
cr-ases the beauty of that already
hand.ome building.
A few changes have been made in the
cast of characters in Nevada, or the
Lost Mine." The parties taking part
are practicing frequently and will
make it u success.
Billy Clifford, wife and baby, who
have t,een here visiting their relatives
and friends for some time, returned to
their home at Missouri Valley last
Thursday Miss Lenna Clifford went to
the Gap to bid them good bye.
Fred Helm, one of the local archi.
tecss, goes down to Hot Springs today
to draw and present plans and sreci-
6cations for several new buildings to
be erected at the popular health resort
-Deadwood Times, Is.
Joe Canning, former fireman on the
B. & N. at this place has been promo.
ted to engineer, and is now running
the switch engine in the Deadwood
yards. Joe is one of the best of boys
and we congratulate him.
The cese of Fall River county
against Receiver Fox of the First Ma.
tlonal bank. wherein County Attorney
Kellar will attempt to make the coun.
ty funds deposited in that bank made
SPECIAL. has been set for Dec. 23rd and
the trial of it will he heard in Hot
Springs instead of Rapid City.
Hargens & Loundenlack have leased
the front pa of their lower room in
their handsome stone block on River
avenue, to Lake & HALEY, who WILL
move their hank at Butfalo Gap into II
shortly. The back part of tine room,
will be used by Mr.. Loudenback for a
law office. Carl Smith will be over
from the Gap today to arrange for
building the vault and other necessary
prellmina,les.
The oyster supper given by the la.
dies of the w. r. q. was grand sue.
cess, both in the quality of the oyster:
and other viands, the attendance and
the amount taken in. 1t will be Judi
ciously used by the ladies in very
worthy cause. The ladies wish US ia
return their sine ,re thanks to those
who patronized them so literally; IL
the Hotel Gillespie and Mr.. Sidey fo,
their many kindnesses, and especially
to Mr.. Rymer for his generous gift ol
the oysters.
The new hank will be organized as
soon as the capitalists can get here and
while the projectors are also interested
in the Union National of Omaha, one
OF the solidest hanks Of the weat. the
institution at this place will be entire
" independent. They have already
purchased the fixtures of the Mime.
kahta State hank and will open ON
ths first of January. The Importance
Of getting Omaha capital interested
IN our city is Of great Importance,
and we are heartily glad to see them
( come.
Fred Eyans's ice pond recently con.
structed near j. G. Dickoyer'.
house has proven no good, as the
water seeps ont almost as fast as it is
turned in. A force Of men has heeu
pnt to work this morning on the John
Evans farm at the head of the cold
, brock. plonghing and scraping for a
new ica pond. With the present ont
look for ice, it is rather questionable
whether the move is a good one. We
seA by the Lincoln papers. thatice mer
there are putting up ice twelve inches
thick. Hot Springs against the worli
for beautiful winter weather.