Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-24

in the city Saturday last.
DR.. B. A. Wade made professional
visit to Deadwood Monday.
j. NJ. Henton was up to the mica
mines few days this week.
Allan McMillin has been transacting
business at Hermosa this week.
j. w. Fuson and daughter, of Buffa-
10 Gap, were in the city Monday.
Abe Boland Of Rapid was transact
ting business in the city last Saturday.
A slight snow fall occurred Wednss.
day, hut it melted nearly as fast as it
fell.
Nate Poole is now listed rs one of
the force at the Fargo & Son establish
ment.
Mrs. August Heideprlme returned
last Saturday from visit to friends
in Custer.
Unless adjourned for some reason
circuit court will convene in this city
on April ii.
The Catholicon hotel has received ITS
new furniture and has been arranging
it for the past few days.
r. j. Mcintyre, route agent for the
Adams express company came up from
Aurora, Neb., Wednesday to see our
city.
VIM. p. Booge, prominent CON-
mission merchant of Sioux City, has
been in town this week for the benefit
of his health.
+. G. Mathews, travelling passenger
agent for the II. s. NJ, was in the city
Tuesday looking after the interests Of
his company.
The Baptist social at the home of
Mrs. DR.. Stewart last Monday night
was a delightful affair, and very large
ly attended.
James Putney, train master and MIR
Holden, conductor on the Burlington,
both of Chicago, are at the Catho!icon
bathing for rheumatism.
Hulst & Price have their planning
mill in running order, and a ten
horse power electric motor makes the
machinery hum in great shape.
| Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs and two children
arrived yesterday morning from Chi
cago, and will remain about two
months visiting with her brothers A
b. and r. F. Connor.
A. J. Poznansky, of Spearfsh, was
in the city yesterday, and last evening
assisted Masonic brethern and theil
wives in taking theinitiatory steps tow
ord the organization Of an Eastern
Star lodge.
1t is gratifying to know that aftel
searching the country for more de
sirable location Crane Bros. came t.
the conclusion that Hot Springs beat
them ali and will stay with US. Rea'
their new ad-their old one don
count this week.
Pat Kelley, a B. & NJ. conductor, ar
rived last Friday all drawn up an
suffering terribly with rheumatism
He could not walk. After taking
bath he felt greatly relieved and mex
, day walked to his bath. He sti
thinks he feels pretty sore, but is ge,
ting along nicely.
) The attention of STAR readers an
!, advertisers is called to the want, fe
. sale, etc" column that we have ST
: aside for items that may we'll CON
under that head. We have given
cheap rate on this, one-half cent
word, although nothing can be inserte
/. for less than ten cents.
b Walter Parks has been agitating I'll
organization of company for adve
. tising the city, according to the pla
= stated in the STAR in January, and HI
= met with flattering encouragement
We congratulate Walter upon his su
cessful start and hope 10 report tho
ough organization completed by ne
y week.
Dave Anderson came over from A,
=. more Monday and swore out warrar
:. for the arrest Of Chas. Litzinger Al
Harry Clark, two notorious characte
Of that locality, charging them wi
re breaking into his store Sunday mig
N and stealing quite quantity of goo
N Sheriff Blakey started after the THE,
y Tuesday morning, but up to the til
n' OF going to press hasn't returned, a
il probably close on their trail.