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

here, and it people can be assured Of
water works by July many trees will
doubtless he planted.
The soclable at the Congregational
church last Friday night for the bene-
ft Of Rev. Frame brought in $36, and
a pleasant time was enjoyed.
Warren Jenkins, the barber, has
bought new chair, and now has an
excellent assistant. We are glad to
see his business thus growing.
A bridge is being built across the
river on Ninth street, for the principal
purpose of using it for hauling stone
across f,om the cars to the city hall.
The party at the Evans Wednesday
evening by the Minnekahta club was
attended by about fifty couples. The
music was good, and delightful time
was had by all.
John Lerch, the efficient assistant in
Gene Lewis barber shop, has been out
in the country this week shooting at
jack rabbits, breaking bronchos, and
having general good time.
The STAR job department is sup
piled with a fine line of stationery,
and with til" newest faces Of type is
prepared to do the finest kind Of
printing, and at reasonable prices.
The Elkhorn company has just is
sued neat little book entitled 1.-THE
Wonderful Black Hills" containing a
very excellent write-up Of q trip
through the Hills by a couple of
young ladies.
Rev. D. ]. Nugent and wife arrived
tins morning from Charlton, Iowa.
Mrs. Nngent will remain some time
for baths. Rev. Nugent is Presbyte-
rial missionary for the Black Hills
with headquarters at Rapid City.
If YOU wish to place an advertise
ment where it will be seen by the
people-a large majority of the people
insert it in the STAR. The SrAR's
circulation is growing all the time,
and it proposes to continue in the
lead.
Lew Harper informs the STAR that
unless some unforeseen accident pre-.
vents they will have the power at the
falls ready for business, within two
weeksand then therell be no cause
Cor crying for "more light"
While workman was trying to
tbaw out the piping at the Stewart
wind mill on the hill Monday the fire
got the best Of him. and but for the
timely arrival of .. d. Bailey the tank
and mill would probably have gone up
in smoke.
The Hermosa Pilot is advertising
Rev Anderson for lectures at that
place on March 18th and 14th. Sub
jets: "More Worlds than Ours" and
"American Humor and Humorists.'
These are rich, and the people of Her
mosa will surely appreciate them.
The city school board has accepted
the plans for the building drawn by
VIM Gray, of Lincoln. The building
will be similar to one Of the finest IN
Lincoln, which E. j. Moore prouounces
one Of the most convenient, best venti-
lated and pleasant school buildings he
ever saw.
The time of holding the morning
preaching service at the Congregation
al church has been changed to half
past ten o'clock instead of eleven, as
formerly. The Sunday school will be
held after the preaching service. be-
ginning at 20 minutes to IL o'clock.
Evening service at 7:30.
Ed. Sarver, passenger engineer on
the B. & NJ. from Edgemont to Dead
wood is said to be flying high these
days on account of the arrival of a
youthful Sarver at his home in Dead
wood. We've known Ed for years
and can imagine how happy he is
over such an event. Congratulations,
old boy.
The uptown hose boys were ont
Tuesday afternoon for little practice
run, and threw water over the Gilles.
pie hotel and other buildings in splen-
did shape. The force is all right, and
there is plenty of water. With we'll
organized company the fire fiend will
not haunt people so much.
E. A. Bunk, the real estate hustler,
has located the following Grand
Island. Nebraska, people on land six