Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-29

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II. I. CA1L1N, Local Agent.
LOCAL LACoNICS.
BUSY PEOPLE.
Buy you an overcoat at the Bee Hive.
Hitch your wagon to the STAR.
j. d. MeDonald's young son, Harry,
'is very sick with typhoid fever.
w. w. LaFleicl is having painful
siege with boil<, and is confined to the
house.
Water was turned INTO the Chicago
avenue mains Friday, and works like a
charm.
S. r. Holmes has been appointed
postmaster at Belle Fourche, vice D.
u. Hawkins, resigned.
1t has always been paying invest
ment for merchants to advertise in the
/. STAR 1t Is read by everybody.
-Overcoats at cost at the Bee Hive.
A. b Connor's many friends are
glad that he is again able to be out,
having about recovered from his sick
spell.
Charley Dayton left Saturday to
aged mother in Iowa. Conductor VAL
entine takes his place.
Mr. Himebaugh returned to his
home at Rapid City last Saturday after
his ten days stay in the city. filling
Miss Beers place as operator.
Fred Utz and wife have been arrest.
ed upon charge of grand larceny, as
being complicated in the theft OF
money from the old soldier, Keech.
Will A. Wheeler and wife took the
train out Friday evening to eat their
Christmas dinner with Mr.. Wheeler's
parents at Atkinson, Neb. They will
be- gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Barnes has rented his handsome
new store room to business firm who
will open dry goods and notions store
therein about Feb. 1st. The name Of
the new firm can not be learned.
A party of ladies came in from
Whitewater, Wis, Thursday last
to spend some time in the city enjoy
ing the beautiful weather and one of
them will take baths for rheumatism.
They are Mrs. F. A. Norton and her
daughters Mary, Nellie and Frances.
They are delighted with the city.
w. w. Root and has bride came in
last Friday on the B. & M. and went
at once to the Gillespie where they
will stop for while, after which they
will 90 to housekeeping. Mrs. Root's
(. many friends will he glad to see her
return to Hot Springs to li7e. The
STAR offers its warmest congratula
ti0ns.
The remains of Uncle Daniel White
were taken to Atkinson. N.b. over the
Elk1orn last Friday, accompanied by
his son Ed. The Masonic order of this
: place went in body to the residence
where Rev. Swickard made some beau.
tiful and appropriate remarks. and es-
corted the remains tn the train. We
understand Mrs. White is very sick
also and almost heart broken over her
sad loss.
Col. Clough has been secured to de.
liver the address on the 0cca ion of the
dei,cation of the new school house
The time oe dedication has not yet been
positively decided on. but it is hoped
matters can be arranged so that the
dedicatory exercises may take place
and school commence on New Years
day. re the arrangement, are made.
the program in full will he published
in due time IN the STAR.
R. w. Sham informs the STAR that
he feels very much gratifird over the
successful manner in which his com.
mission business is starting out, tina,
W tn the exception Of two all the h.>i.
ness houses in the city have shown
their interest in the success Of the en-.
terprise. Mr.. Shann says that he has
thus far handled all the goods he ex.
pected to, excent -four and grain. We
congratulate him upon his success and
excellent prospects.
R. T. Patrick and A. A. Noodle re.
turned from their business trip to
Omaha and Sioux City last Saturday
Mr.. Patrick says money matters are
looserinp up wonderfully. Three
months ago when he was down he
could get no one to even talk ahon'
loaning money. Now he found a hall
dozen parties willing to advance mon.
ey on gilt edge secnrities. OF course
investors are conservative and the
/ spirit Of speculation is being strongly
curbed, but the hanks have plenty oi
money, it will soon be put into circu'
lation and times will shortly be- easier