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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
CnEHIrF"s SALE.


by virtue of Il special execution, Issued ont of
and under The seal Of The circni, court in and for
.he county of Fall River and state cf South
Dakota upon u Judgment rendered and tocke,ed
in the said Court, on the 2'ih day Of Nsvember
A. d., 1891. in an action wherein William i.
Cl.nl !; ". Pike and Jas. Wilson was plaintiffs,
and a. NJ. Ryan is defendant, in favor of the said
plaintiffs and against the said defendant, for the
Gum Of one hundred and ninety five and i9-l0l
dollars which special execution was directed and
delivered TO ms a- sheriff in and for said county
of i'all River, have this s3th day of December,
= d. lsss. levied upon all the right, title and
irteTss;of the said defcutent in andtn the follow
in., describcd real property. Lot number thirty,
s'n, in block number eighteen lsll, in Fargo. and
Prentice . addition to the town of Hot Springs
all in Fall River county, south Dakota.
Notice is hereby given, that l, the undersigned
crihsd real property to the highest bidder: for
cash, at public auction, at the front door of the
court housc in the city of Hot Springs, in the
county of Fall River, and state of South Dakots
at o'clcc's p. m, of that day. to satisfy the said
special execution, together with the interest and
costs thereon.
SETH GtFFoHp. si,rri;? OF Fall River county.
Looms :. Cri.l, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Dec. mbcr 2s. A. ID. 1889. 40
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
MORTGAGE FoR.cLosURE.

Default has been made in the conditions of a
mor'gags &C. containing power Of sale. dated March
Register of Deeds Of Fall River County, Territory
of Dakota. now state of South Dakota, March 21st.
lss9, in book of mortgages, pages 1906 and 3g7,
m"rtgsgpr, mnrtgaga;l to the Northwestern
Monsasc Trust COMPANY, mortgages, the north
u1,, south range eight (s>, east, Hack Hills Meri
dian. in Fall River coanty, Territory of Dakota,
now state of South Dakota, by which default the
power of sale has become operative and no action
nr proceeding at law has been instituted to re
cover t:ir deb! remaining secured thereby, or any
part thereof, and there Is claimed TO n Ire dne OH
Now notice is hereby given that by virtue of
said power said mortg;,g will he foreclosed and
saiG premises sold at public auction, by the sheriff
of said county or his deputy, on Monday, January
of the court house in Hot SrriMgs,s $ D.. to pay
said dcat, interest. attorneys fees and disburse-
ments allowed hy law.
Dated Dec. 10Th, 1892.
IsEM..l NORTHWESTERN MORTGAGE r Trust CO.,
+. W. COOLIDGE, BY z. II. NiNroN, Secretary,
Attorney. Mortgage
First publication, Dec. 9th.
Last 's Jan. 90.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

g Ill.nIFt'S SALE.
State os Sont., Dakota county Of Fall River, es.
Willis L. Sawyer. plaintiff.
". N. Le,hsr: and Ncnettc e. Prentice, and j. +.
tarss. defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of IN exc
cNtion 10 directed and ,irliver,, d, and now in
my hands. isetc,l ont nj the clerks Office of the
seventh Judicial circuit court. stare oT South
Dakota. in and for the county uf Fall River, upon
n judgment rendered in said court in favor If
Willis Il. sawyer and against W. II. lcnart ard
AID. 1882, have levied On the following described
real propert. of said defendant. Ncnette Il.
Prentice to-wit: Lot i've 10, in black one 1) in
the original tuwnsi;e of ct springs and an IN
dved oTc third, interest in the northwest quar-
ter t,) OF section twelve ll2i, township seven 90
south. uf range five "a, east. all in Fall River
county, South Dakota. end that l snail on
SaM.da. the seili day of January. A. d.. 1858,
~ il.e hour OF O'Clock p. m. of said day, at the
front door of the court house in Hot Springs, in
said county and state, proceed t" sell all the right,
Prentice. in and to the above described property
tn satisfy said Judgment and costs. amounting to
fonr hundred aud saventy-twO dollars and fifty
four cents tS412.51.) together with all arcrning
costs of sale, and interest on the same from the
!lth day of December, A.. ID. lsaa at the
rate of scven per cent per annnn, ut pnhl'
auction. 10 the iighrs; bidder tor cash
SETH Gtfr.,,t,
sheriff of Fail River CONT
BY y. W. LAi'LEtchE, Deputy.
LouMls =. CuLL.
Plaintiffs A,,.rn,>
Dated Hot Springs. S. d.. Dec. i6 is!ss
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
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SHs slLLsWE. .0RG.4NIz,Es o

y AIdSt WCek tue CTAH VToiii'Seu lIS
readers that it would publish the plan
that has been adopted by several other
cities east FOR the purpose of letting
the rest Of the world know what adj
vantagcs their town possesses and
what inducements it has TO offer to
honsseekerS and capitalists. We here
with give the plan, which would
probably have o..i,s chan sel somewhat
for our city: Ito orsas..ze II stock
company with SlG000o capital divided
into &c, ,GC, Shares q, IS per share. TO
Incorporate under the laws of the state
! as soon as 300 shares OF stock have
been subscribed. The shares sub
scribei are to be paid for in INSTALL
ments as follows: 'sl.aao per share rs
soon as the company is Incorporated
and S.l.25 rsr share every three months
thereafter. This Will give the COM
pany guaranteed capital Of II $50
for the first three months, which will
euable them to commence to do bnsi-
ness, and balance of $3.50 durin Z
Iii, first year of operation.
The company is to be under the con
troll of "A board of eleven directors,
chosen by the stockholders by hallot.
These directors choose president,
vice president ard treasurer from
among their number, and a secretary.
who is not to be Of their number. The
company is to have an office distinctly
its own. under the charge of general
man: :. si,. manager IS - .-seeive
salary and devote his entire attention
to.the business and is toJoe guided in
his operations largely by the board Of
directors. He viii be chosen with
especial regard 10 his business
qualifications an' judi sn,ont,a as he will
in measure be largely responsible for
the success or failure of the uniey-
taking.
Having organized 'he company for
business il will I've necessary TO open =
line of operations. The plan is 10 let
people know that we are here, and that
we are open for engagements: that w'e
invite health aud pleasure seekers TO
our resort showing The advaa-
tages os the pace as health end
pleasure res ,r;; that we desire settlers
to locate on oar farm lanl>, anll that
we stand ready to encourage aucl
manufacturing institutions as vii! III
our Judgement bring us direct retnfn~
By juaiciaus system of advertising
we may he put in direct co'nnnn;ca
tion wit, hose in the east who sit
seakiag locations, either for farm
property OF business enterprises. 4
per.os;sl cor.espondonce is All onc
established and Il man is on hand 4
answer all inquiries ami make The ut
most endeavors to bring the inquire
to our county.
It is highly necessary, If possible, te
4 make the company a profitable elnstitu
4 Ition. That is, it is organized with tn
presumption that in the event o
reasonable success, the stock may b
made to yield the investor direct re
| turn for what money he contributes
rhie -"e- " ar"r hv handlirr ,4ss
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

Sioux Falls has raised the monthly
fne OF Saloons to SIS. The smaller
saloons object to the enormity of the
iine, while those doing :, good business
arc willing to pay it. The small fry"
a. they term them, say THAT before
they will pay il they will! quit and as
sist IN cnforcin. prohibition.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

The Sioux Valley News, by N. z.
Nash, who at one time owned the STAR
for q little while, has been fitted out
with new dress and looks handsome.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
sy loHN a. STANLEY.
soMEl'lsIE.

'In, n,samincly fading iu parr's haze. ,,.,,[
soms,ime, with thrill of passionate p.''
youll long for this sweetness over '-s
Sometime when the meon'isA'is ,'a s"'y wall,
Aud thu psnsics sleep by .A' sa.",a '.a.ar. ,u.s,
In tie dc~peains fvilisA' 'aOsoa, ,"ao,s S m,,s
Weighted wiil claalerins rose 'D'0Oa .., ,.ir I
You will watch for cleaning fsa,y .s'' M.
white -rohcd and noisf'sss WIN WIN 's arss
Aazing deep in the l''''l'Ao"s ,'.,
Isde for your lie its paEsals,
Il by music. and odor0us calm III
l,ollen.crovucd sam:asr will hns ~ y
arlins. Won val,ei. lo-clnsp but ar
It to a lifting tooi:sll there @
Time you'd give all the vide wo''N -ss' 81
/one of those vanishing s'l''ne'"a'
br only one leaf from the swVlns 'o's''. a
omcime you'd clasp il. %, w'y not W."
Lillian Whiting IN February "o'Aeyle Z
t1,slr-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

sHEHIFF's SALE.
by vi,tne of y special execution issued ont o:
and under the zeal of the circuit court in snd j
the county of Fail River. and state Of South D;,
knta upon iu sinent rena-led ann dorke.ed il
the said court. on til. ii;ii day of Drc,nl.ev, \.
Lumber company and Hulst 4 Price IRE PLAINTIFF
and Bertha l'unck and Edward A. i,lunck, the
Co-nprra,ive savings and Loan Association and
the Fremont Manufacturing company, defendants
IN favor of tli. aia plaintiffs ID against said
f,n,an' fer The sun of ni.e ii,i.',rei md iw.i
ty ii.r all.i i? 100 a!arS, AMI for the iurther sum
Of sixty-ohs add - 40 Il. Ses' s.sca IN said
acii. whici. -,n,.iai ,.Nseitioi ,:rctec ..u.
delivered 20 NE as s!.el: iii il. ;.i: for sa.a cot,
al f'al River. have thi., it day nf Ja:i,iar. i.
H. tS33 !cyi."i upon all The right. ti,lr and ms.
est nf 'hc said defendant Bertha Binnch, Edward
a Bllns! the Cooperative Savings and Loan
Association and TIE Fremont Manufacturing
Company in and to the following described real
estate. ti-wit: beginning al the poini known
eighteen Us, OF Stewurts addition TO the town T.
!int >pri, gs III Fall River county. Snuh Dakota
running thence east along the north Inc ot sa'
block one hundred aud atty ,l5, feet, tlene.
south une hundred and twent, lla1, feet, thcnc.
west enc hundred and fifty l5s) feet. thence nor
one llnn,lred and twenty 100 feet to the place
k""nning, all In Fall River county. sta.e of Son
Dakota
->n.ne is hereby given that J. the undersigned.
as sierf ns aforesaid. will sell the above de-
scribed real property tn the highest bidder. fer
court house IN tie city. "f Hot Springs in thu.
county of Fail Isiser and state of South Dakota,
on Saturday the .5tl, dag Of February, A d., 1873,
st tan O'Clock a. IN. of that day. to sa.isfy the
costs thereon.
Dated Jsniiary 7th, A. D., 1929.
Il. w. BIAKsY,
Sheriff of Fall River county.
BY cnAs. $: EASTMAN. Deputy.
lnoHis ). Gun, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication Jan 18th. as
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

Gov. Ms!lsl,e's message to the. legis
latnHe is gwen full in supplement form
with this issue 1t is an excellent, in
-tructive document. which everyone
should read. 1t is Full of interesting
facts.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

scnator Thornby has introduced bill
in the senate for the establishment of
an Institution for feeble minded child
ren at Custer, Buffalo Gap or Hermosa.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT RArlD CRY, s. d. Dec q, 1852
settler has iiled notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before clerk of the circuit
court of Fall River c1a..t~ at Hot Springs, 5. d.
on February Sth, 1898, viz:
LAWRENCE WHITES,
d. s., 1853, for the swll swA sec.4, nia nwM seia
nwa section O. tip 4, south, range 4, east, B. II. NJ.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
ranl Miller, IIermon Retzlaif, j. Drain and
James Robinson, all uf Hot Springs, :. ID.
d. p. LUsE, Register.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
Legal Notices.

n oT1cE TO CONTRACTORS.
The city auditor will receive bids up to Febru-
ary 9TH, 1893, for the construction of stone
bridge across Full River on Court street, accord
ing 10 plans and specifications lie In tie Office
JC. DrcxovER,
40 City Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
AMOUNT OF SrocK.

1t ceats:nly is important that Hot
Springs take hold Of this matter, and
al oucc, and if not this plan some
oiier should be adopted Iy which our
young city might he properly adver-
tised. ANY plan in which people will
take an interest is good enough, and
the STAR merely publishes the above
as one THAT is being successfully used
ny other places. and which may pos
Silly give some OF our energetic citi-
zens an idea to work from. Above
all Others, the resi- estate men of Hot
Srriass should start this ball 10 roll.
ing, and we hope they will All once.
ihey will tind plenty Of willing
persons TO ioln with them.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

Of stg.er the company pays or no,
sJfowcver, secondary consideraticsl-
q the object is to secure the co.opera-
ton OF the entire city in the work Of
isss development. BY all taking stock
1t will create large fund for work
ans will not draw heavily on any one
man"
That is the "plan," and we believe
it would be very wise plan for Hot
Springs to enter into some such
arrangement at once, in order to have
the matter wei! under way by the
time the World, fair opens.
The following is the form Of the
contract that is signed by those who
become members of the organization:
eve, the undersigned, agree to take
the number of shares of stock set
opposite our name in the. ..........
...Of. .............., South Da-
kota, at the face value Of Ave dollars
per share; 25 per cent of the face value
to be paid on the delivery of stock; 25
per cent three months thereafter; 25
per cent six months thereafter. and 25
per cent nine months thereafter.
We authorize eleven directors to be
hereafter elected at meeting called
for that purpose; to proceed and incur
S CHI expense as. may be necessary to
secure the Incorporation Of said COM
psny under the laws Of the state and
to act as directors until others shall be
duly elected by a meeting Of the stock
holders.
Capital st ,ck TO he 100000, of
which $4,000 to be subscribed before
the incoi'ycration Of this company by
the said DIRECTORS
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

nH Dec. Slst, 1872, but up. to the
no action having been taken upon
Ptatement or bis bond, he went be-
the commissioners and desired to
w what they had done concerning
bond. He was informed that
! would not act upon any matters
tanning to his Office until he
pght into their office all the books,
hey, and everything d Hertainins TO
office: that they wanted complete
pssion Of his Office in .qrder to make
sfactory settlement, Stating that il
Bradley would tul 10 over ths
ney and everything, they would re
Is him from his official bond unit
b time as they saw fit'to again alv'
possession of the Office. Although
~ would not be compelled
natter 1sstook all the
nHce;SeeXfCO MAKE
xnditers Office
.lSAv we're, and
soon appeared viii the honey, which
he invited them toountI With him up.
on the counter, but ehais man Noodle
said they We're dol lps bn| mess at the
table where they We're 50 ted, and for
him to bling 'hYmonsy pere to them.
Alr Bradley refused Il. tn it over to
their entire possession S1om-
missioner Craven's p eSita aSion
->te come to the table ana eA aid
ia Counting fhe money ri sdTey
handed him a package Of @lls. t. count.
s'eafc.'y aS he begun V a.. chairman
'90die called a NaIt N stating that
unless an tac money G dld be placed
apoa me table al on ) they would
~ nave notaiag 70 Do With him. Ny.
J, l,''''.ey therefore withdrew, taking
''ie money with MN, ai.a notified the
commissioners If they v. hnted to count
'''s ''gaeF to call at lis office. 1t is
u, ',sisss 70 say tha; thy did not call.
4ney ald het want to :ount the money
50 'aa.y as they waatclto get it With
IN their clutches It's was plainly
Brought ont afterwards! Mr.. Bradley
i''en invited Reau;y Auditor White
INTO rs cH to assist ii counting the
,aaasH af..l IN the pyesence Of $. -.
y y lisoh, Y &. Fargo, andSW. B. Parks
y NJ. White counted s!s,2s5 in cash
Y 'S2s.sl oi vouchers spr money paid
ont since his statsmeht ending Dec.
s.st. and an aaiiavit + fom the cashier
81 the Mlanckasa State bank stating
mat there We're $ los in that bank
ned as an OFFSET IL a judgment
rendered against ifai! River county Oh
The court house and Jail fund. & Mi
bradley then served notice on th'
commissioners, t:lrou.s .s|h, the sheriff, a
: 'ne e law requires, that he would appea
before Jaise Gsrlaer. on the Oh ant
ask him TO approve o., lis s5nd. AL
c0ncesed with three q four witnesse
' were on hand at Rap.H City, be fore hi
honor. in chambers last Monday
chauncey WoM and J. E. Wilson ar
leared for Mr.. Brad and Maj. An
uerson for the commil sioners. Its sal
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13
A ReEgng9i:ll BODY
County Commissioners
Want t'1s M5nsy,
Faithful James Bradley WRs toe
SllrewJ for Them.

In there is trouble lctwe1A the
commissioners aud county
Isurer Bradley. We only last
EXPRESSED ,tAe hope that the
% of n he officials would be
pothe from the be-
!. O w year. 1t appears,
- b commissioners pre-
w otherwise. Thearecent
49, 1larn .it Is
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

cln.t4snt Feed.
Or chopped pIicrs on feed at FLu,st
& Prices: oats, 81 20; corn. 80 cents;
bran. so ceuts; chop, $l.OO; wheat
screenings, 81 cents; hay per bale, 50
cents. HULsT & Price.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

Irn III, Is
!. Bradley
g ensuing
he deputy
esentad in
|i1e aers when
bved with the sz ~
pey's, which ~ ID.
without action M Ill
the srd Of January II = =
led in his ouarterJv
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

Plaintiffs Au.ri..>
Dated Hot Springs, s. d.. Dec. i6 1879.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

g IlEnIFf'S SALE.
sta:c os South nase.a.cau.ty OF Fall River, e.s.
Willis L. Sawyer. plaintiff.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
DOES NOT THINK HE is DEAD.
Mrs. Prsst Will Not Admit that Hel
husband Was Buried.

Mrs. Elinor Maud Praet is not con-
WINGED that her husband is dead, al
though his funeral was held at the house
OF his father, 10 Waverly street, Jersey
City Heights, last Sunday morning
Mrs. Praet left her husband on Jan. 8,
and both began divorce proceedings
Henry Praet. the husband. went to
Guthrie, Q. T., few weeks ago, and
is reported to have died there last week
Mrs. Praet lives in a fiat at 1910 Wash
Jay: IT do not know that my husband
Is dead. and ] doubt 1t because his ia
ther refused to let me see the corpse
over which the funeral was held. and
because my husband was, or is yet liv-
ing and given to playing shrewd games.
There are questions of property In.
volved, and another matter which would
me to think he was dead.
II left my husband after he began
divorce .nroceedinss. Al my domestic
husband's ee cousin. Miss i Grace tucker
from Boston. Last Winter my husband
and Miss Tucker made a confession to
me. made Miss Tucker leave the house
came cruel. He choked me one night
from me my diamonds and jewelry
When l learned that Mr.; Praet
naming Henry Pickenbach as core
which ! had ample grounds. Picken.
bach Is only eighteen years old. and
am old enough to be his mother. There
| was no ground whatever for bringing
| him into the case.
when l was informed by telegram
last Saturday that my husband was
dead, ] went to Mr.. Praet's house. My
| father-in- law refused to let me see the
body. because 1t was decomposed. l an
informed that the body had been EN-
balmed, and, II that Is true. It. ism
likely that the body was 80 badly de
scars II 1t had turned black"
Mr.. Praet, the father Of young Mr.
Praet says that he Is satisfied that thu
body he buried was the corpse Of hi'
| son.
The evening world., 1893-09-20
FLED FR0n THE SYNAGOGUE.
A Falling Chimney Disturbs Yom
Kippur Services.

big chimney In the old rookery at $50 Riv.
ington street, corner OF Attorney street. came
down At 4 late hour last night. while Yom Kip
brated by the Congregation Hhavsth Israel and
caused q panic. In the excitement two men were
injured.
Had the accident happened one hour earlier
many persons might have been killed. as the
place was Allied to sunocation Immediately after
shutdown until 10 p. NJ. when most Of the wor-
shippers went home
The building 10 q four story structure. with q
brick 'front.' The Attorney street side is OF wood.
II 10 said that II was condemned few years ago,
but the owner nxsd 1t up. and II has since been
In use. CONGREGATION Hhsvath Israel. Of which
as synagogue Rabbi l.. Lustig was conduct
Ing the services last night.
Another congregation was holding services on
ths third Moor but there were not more than halt
pened.
There were not more than thirty worshi ppers
In the synagogue on the second floor. Rabbi
LustiE was going on with the services when, at
II. IL o'clock, several loud cracks were heard In
the back room. Then there Was rumbling noise.
followed by heavy crash. The big brick chin
ney, which vas built inside the house on the
| Attorney street side, had given way at the third
| story, and fell over into the rooms the second
| and third floors.
There was q wild rush. In which benches and
| chatra were overturned. The worshppers in the
back room climbed out OF the windows onto 4
| led BY Rabbi Lustig
Sol Brewer. thirty-hve years old, OF 80 Ridx,
street. was cut in the head. An unknown mar
| had his foot injured.
| The worshppers wanted to use the place agar
| to-day, but two policemen were stationed at tn,
| door. and allowed no one to 20 In
The evening world., 1893-09-20
TIE o1rrs BulDBH.

The State Board of Equalization me,
at Albany yesterday. The table made
out by the State Assessors on which Is
based what is called the Equalization.
sets down the local assessment Of New
York City real estate at 6 per cent OF
its full value. Our own Assessors, who
ought to know the value Of New YORK
property better than the State As
SCISSORS, say the rate is really higher
than this.
1t Is announced that the increase
added to our assessed valuation this
year by the State Board is 'only" sixty
eight million dollars, and we are told
that we ought to rejoice that 1t is
twelve millions less than last year.
Well probably the man who Is robbed
Of his watch has reason to be thankful
that the person who relieved him re-
trains from taking his pocketbook as
well.
The State Boards report shows that
between 1891 and 1892 there was an
increase OF just upon one hundred
million dollais in the assessed value OF
real estate In the State. and an increase
of little over six millions In the assess
ment OF personal property.
Does not this prove how farcical is
the enforcement Of the law taxing per-
sonal property?
The tax on real estate falls in a
great measure on the tenant, not on the
owner The tax on personal property
falls on the owner.
Does not this exhibit strengthen Gov.
Flowers argument In favor OF an In
come tax?