Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-22
LOCAL CAcONICs.
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BUSY PEOPLE

ltOSA fEOfllc.
Ted Petty is improving very slowly.
There is said to be pretty good duck
hunting down on Hor>ehead now.
Miss May Brennan has gone 10
SDearfish to attend the Normal school.
Now we're having old fashioned
b ack Hills weather. It's charming.
After Oct. lst the meat markets of
the city will not open for business on
Sunday.
II is about time we were getting
our equinnctial storm, if we are to
have any this fall.
Doc Middleton Is getting up a cow
boy show to make tour of the
United States next year.
The entire stock of goods of Moll-
ring Bros. & 70. will be sold at cost
for the next sixty days.
lion. j. l.. Burke and Judge Gull
depa,ted Sunday evening Cor the re-
publican state convention at l1uron.
The many friends OF Mrs. G. E. Saw
yer will be pleased to- know that size
arrived safe home at Marshall, Mich !,
having stood the journey in good shape.
s. B. Col>on and wife took the tram
last Fdiday for their home at Fre-
mont. MIR. CoiSon has picked up
qu,'e rapidly Of late and goes home
about we'll again.
Mrs. Will Shirley and Mrs. Mossman
drov. up from Chadron, ar iv,ng
Friday. Mir. and Mrs. Shirley will
now take up their residence on their
claim west of town.
Miss Angie Bergev returned Fri.
day from her summer vacation at
Chicago. She will teach German at
the college. Miss Bergey's many
friends are pleased over her return.
G. u. Fargo and wife are Of un an
extsnded visit to the Worlds fair and
Seavay M. Houghton has taken the po'
sition of general manager of the big
department. store during his absence.
County Treasurer Bradley and wifi.
left Saturday evenings Il. t. NJ. trai,
for II Worlds fair visit, and will al>t
GO down into Indiana to visit hi,
mother. We wish them an enjoyable
time.
NJ Liehmann, returning from New
York and Chicago where he has been
buying goods for his big stores, stop
ped off on his way to Dead %oud. He
has bouyht Il splendid line Of goods
of which onr readers will Ire thorongh
ly informed in the advertising column,
of the STAR in few days.
Last Monday one John Carr wa.
brought in from the Indian reserva
tion on charge Of burglary aud lodged
in Jail. Saturday, q. s. Attorney
Miller came in. also John Bridg-mai
the complaining witness, Robert
and Frank Morgan and tienrge Barnes.
The preliminary hearing was hac
before U. S. Commissioner Anderson
and Car, was hound 10 u. S. court in
the sum of 5000. A warrant was ais,
issued for witness Barnes for complici
ty in the same matter and we under
stand he too was bound over.
The conncil issned warrant Thurs
day for $l50l to a. d. McKav to cover
the amount due him on extras put in
on the city hall. There is still due
Mr.. Mrkav on the regular contrac,
about $500, which will he paid him
as soon as the treasurer can raise tn.
money. Mac saws he has not yet made
up his mind whether he will tnrn the
building over TO the citv until payment
in full has heen made: so there is nc
certainty that the post Office will &c
into the elegant room prepared for
it within short time, as everybody
had hoped.
The STAR hears with regret that the
firm of Mollring Bros. & Co. have con.
cluded to close ouI their Sto.:k of goods
and leave town. The firm has been
one Of the very best in town and they
have won the confidence Of all by their
Upright business methods and fair
dealing. Mr.. Ed. Mollring, the resi-.
dent member Of the firm has taken an
: active part IN all matters of pnhlic en-.
+, terrrise and our people have honored
him with seat in onr city conncil
He has hosts of friends who will liz
very sorry indeed to see him and his
excellent family leave the city. W.
understand they will proceed to closs
ont their large stock at once at great
sacrifice. The town can lily afford tt
lcss either the business firm or the peo
pie.