Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-11-24
LOCAL LACoNICs.
COMPLIED AND CONDENSED FOp
BUSY PEOPLE.

COMPILED AND CONDENSED FOR
BUSY PEOPLE.
Mayor Dickover returned from Chi
cago Saturday.
W.. Il. March Of Gold BRONX is digging
we'll on his premises and struck wa
ter at twenty five feet.
Henry Wilson. late editor of the
Cascade G-vSer is now in Chicago aud
is said to BIZ at work for Bob Grow.
Patrick O'Conncll of Rapid City, Hi
ram Harlow of Sioux Falls aud James
Hedrix Of Hot Springs, are recent ad-
missions 10 the so di-rs' home.
The American Express company will
establish branch at j. U. Dickover &
Cos and Eaton and Wilcox for the
transaction of money order business.
The STAR is informed that Hot
Springs is about to l"se E. q. Blakes.
lee and his excellent wife. They ex-
pect to move farther east about the
first of the month.
s, John Gillespie has rented MIR. Elsey's
little cottage on the corner, now occu.
pied by Mrs. Brennan, and will move
into it shortly. Mrs. Brennan will
move into the Norton cottage in
Pierce's addition.
Word has heen received that John
F. Parks has secured the promise of a
lucrative position as bookkreper for a
big packing house IN Louisville, KY,
after Jan. 1st. lie is now at New Al.
bany. just across the river from Louis.
Vile.
Mrs. John A. Boyer returned from
her visit to the upper hills last Friday
and reports splendid visit. She was
an active worker iu the Daughters o.
Rehecca and the Relief Corps, up there
and her sisters entertained her hand.
somely.
A settlement has practically been
made with A. d. Mckay, or at least
will be at the next meeting of the
council on Monday evening, and tn.
city hall turned over to the city. In
that event the post Office will probably
be moved the Sunday following.
Agent A. D. Wood informs us that
from tabulated statement made by
the railroad authorities, it will be seen
that the Northwestern hauled more
passengers to the Worlds fair than
any other road, and that without the
killing or injur,ug single passenger
The flags indicating the state Of the
weather for the q hours following
their being put up, are being Looked
after very carefully by Mr.. Hare. and
in order that our readers may under
stand them better, the STAR will here.
after keep standing in its columns an
explanation of them.
We understand w. A. Daniels ap.
pear.d before the commissioners and
tried to have them throw out the en-.
tire vote Of Fall River county, I'm the
grounds that the Instructions to voters
printed on the ballots made them
illegal. A fine scheme it would have
been to disfranchise the people bpcans.
the ballots stated how to vote straight
ticket.
Where are our real estate men:
There was stranger in town Mon.
day looking about to buy r.>idenre
proparty with the intention of GINNING
here to live. and we'll venture the pre-.
diction that hefnre another six months
rolls around. there will l~ hundreds OF
others here I'm the same err.nd Get
your business clothes on boys. and be
prepared to talk business to them.
County Superintendent Rro0ke was
over at OleIl Friday and was pres.
ent at a settlement of thu diff-r-nce
b-tween Hot Springs school district
M. and the W. G. Flat district.
They were once all one district. until
ahout two wears ago when they were
separat.d. hut their aff+irs were not
fully settled np. At tiis settlement
WIG Flat agrees IA, nav An, Springs
district M. tne sum of $500. as hy
the division the former distrir gut two
more schoOl houses than the latter.
Mrs. Livingston and daughter and
Alden Scov@l, friends Of Il. A. Spring.
er came on from Chicago last Satur.
dav. We understand they have secur.
ed Mrs. Bnrdatte's hon<e on Minnekat.
tn avenne for tha winter and will soon
take nosses>ion. Other members Of
the family will shortly arrive from
Chicago and they will have a i,llv
Z time of IT. As Mr.. Lancaster will
probably lie awav for the winter his
little family will prohahly take rooms
for the winter in the Minnekahta stone
; block.