Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-24
LOCAL NOTES.

CEou 4s Evans VE. uoS kVuo ca6t W
business.
Frank Stewart was over from the
Gap Monday.
Ed. A. Lee, the Detroit safe man
is in the city.
DR.. Marden has severed his connec.
ton with the Evans.
Mrs. DR.. Flick and son came down
from Rapid Sunday.
Hon. H. A. Goddard arrived from
Pierre last Friday morning.
John Sidey and family are reco YER
ing from their seige Of sickness.
The Art hotel people had a very nice
dancing party Wednesday night.
John Richer's many friends were
pleased to see him out Wednesday,.
Read the SrAR's special telegrams
and get the latest legislative news.
The school board hasn't decided on
the locatian for the school house yet
John Musselman, the telephone man,
was down from Deadwood Wednes-
day.
washington's birthday, Wednesday,
was remembered in the city in various
ways.
Those grain specimens in the win
dow Of Blunck's real estate Office are
great.
Mayor Dickover, wife ard daughter
departed for Minneapolis Monday
night.
Ed Ames has been rusticat,ng few
days this week, building house on
Bradley's na..
VIM. Bodener and wife. and Harry
Smith and wife were in The city Sun
day from near Buffalo Gap.
Ed Phernetton's bath house is GET
ting along rapidly, and he says it will
be finished in couple Of weeks.
Mrs. A. D. Wood returned yesterday
from her sad mission to Monticello,
Iowa, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Kline.
The basket sociable at the beauti-
full home Of N. D. Poole last Monday
night was great success, the atend-
ance being very large.
Mary Olive Mendenhall sends a
note to the STAR announcing that she
has leased the Hotel Dudley and will
open it to the public on April 1st.
We have received sample of the
souvenir coins, which are advertised in
another column, and it is worth hav-
ing. The illustration of it is correct.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church will give "mum"
social at the home Of Mrs. Bradley on
Monday evening, Feb. %. Come and
see the ladies keep quiet.
The little team belonging to March,
the Cold Brook merchant. came tear
ing down through the streets yester-
day, having gotten away from their
driver. No one was hurt.
Mr.. T. R. Brayton, who has been
resident of Hot Springs for over
two years, departed for Omaha Tues.
day. Wherever he may decide to lo-
cate, We wish him good luck.
Agent Catlin. always pleasant. seems
moro agreeable than usual today-and
we don't blame him. Mrs. Catlin, who
has been visiting her parents since the
fore part Of January, arrived this
morning.
A big blast where they are exca-
vating for the city hall, on Thursday
threw great boulders for number Of
rods away, one coming down through
the top Of a freight car on the Elkhorn
track.
DR.. N. NJ. Wade has been up into
Custer county to look after his mica
mining interests for couple Of days
and he intimates that he may have
some interesting news concerning
other valuable minerals just discover.
cd not far away.
Monroe Warner, civil enginee,
who has been doing some governmen,
sur. eyiug in this locality during the
past few months, put in a bid to the
government for surveying the stat.
line between Nebraska and Soutt
Dakota. Mr.. Warmers bid was no,
the lowest, but was the best and as tb.
lowest bidder was not a practical en-
0ineAr there "a vet possibiljtv of Mr.