Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-01
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mine today again.
The Art hotel will make you a
special rate if you are a juryman.
Mrs. Walter Scott is suffering se-
verely with an attack of rheumatism.
o. b. Ihesley, the versatile editor Of
the Oelrlchs Times, came over and
spent Sunday at the county seat.
Mo;lr,ng Bros. & Co. are going to
to move their stock to Edgemont in the
near future, so we are informed.
George Havens will open up con.
fectionery and cigar stand in the room
soon to be vacated bv f.. G.. Blakeslee.
Washington reports state that A. G.
Spearin, who is member of the home,
has been granted supplemental
pension.
Rev. G,lchrist returned last Tuesday
from Belle Fourche where he has
conducted successful series Of revival
services.
Our enterprising merchant, E. Elsey,
was called unexpectedly to Terra Alta,
West Va, where his aged mother is w.
ing at the point of death.
F. 7. Evans Jr. is now located at
Chicago and is on the board of trade
He has an Office in the Gaff block, and
is doing very successful commissio n
business.
Firestone e. Ultoh drove their stock
through town on the way from the
bills to their ranch on Horsehead as
the pasture up above has been destroy.
ed by the fires.
Mrs. N. Painter, the successful lady
merchant Of Fai-burn, was in the city
making arrangements for sending her
daughter to Black Hills college during
the winter term.
j. A. Clark has moved his meat mar.
ket into the room south of Par mley' s,
formerly occupied by Mowers restau.
rant. He is much pleased with the new
location, as it is much larger and
warmer.
The Rapid Journal says that Judge
Gardner expects to be aDle to complete
the term of court in this county by
Dec. l6. The judge is great worker
and he is not the one to permit mat
ters to lag.
The GODDARD Wade Dickover.Simms
prospecting party returned Thursday
night. They had an elegant time, hut
Doc being along their horses strayed
If and they had to hire a rancher to
haul them home.
Street Commissioner Scott has com.
pleted the raising of the sidewalk in
front of the city ball, and it does not
look as badly as was expected, but it is
hard to tell where the grade of the
street really is now.
d. Carriga president of the First
National bank Of Cnster, who was de-
feated by one vnte for county commits.
sioner of Custer county, will commence
legal proceedings against S. N. Fitch
taking the Office. Mr.. Carriyan has
retained Chauncey L. Wood of Rapid
to conduct the contest in his behalf.
After hearing the evidence in the
Kent matter Justice Glow did not
think it was sufficient to bind the de.
fendant over, and he was discharged.
Yet the difficulty between the neigh.
hors is not ended and will be taken
into circuit court.
Commissioner Noodle drove over to
his coal mine west of Cascade Tuesday
morning in company with a practical
miner, who will Commence making
improvements looking forward to the
opening up of the mine for business
on an extensive scale Fall Rive.
county has plenty of good coal, and
there is no good reason why Hot
Springs people should not hurn it.
G. F. Brundsge is no longer manipu-
lating the throttls ON the b. & M. be
tween here and Minnekahta, he having
gone over on e "hlgh line" and Ed.
Sarver taken his place here-a fair
exchange. Ed is an old.tlme friend
of the senior of the STAR and we know
him to be one the very hest of men,
and are glad to welcome him here.
ne will move his family here in about
ten days.
k1eOur city council accepted the new
lcity hall on Saturday evening last, and
it is now the peoples property. 1t is
a public Improvement of which every
citizen feels justly proud as it is very
pretty ornament to the town and street
where it stands. 1t is complete in ev.
cry department. and but for the fact
that it has been SO long an object of
inspection we would be tempted to
give a minute description of it.
Prof. King and John sidey have
struck upon the very practical and
hnsiness.i,ke idea of getting up cabi.
nets Of the various minerals. fossils
aud geological specimens Of the Black
Hills and Bad Lands. which they ex.
pect to dispose Of to the various high
schools and colleges throughout the
land. The idea is good one, and as
the gentlemen are well nm IN the lmsi.