Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17

H. d. Craw ord of Mitchell, S. I)ak.,
is in the city.
Willie brennan, who was one of
the senate's best pages, returned last
Friday.
Hose company No. met Monday
nigh and elected A. w. Mcgowan
secretary.
Rev. Brown returned last Friday
from one Of his periodical trips into
Wyoming.
The fire department is negotiating
Cor becoming members of the Black
Hills organization.
1t is believed that Governor Shell
don will appoint VIM. O'Brien of Lead
as state mine inspector.
Fred 7. Evans has gone to Sioux
Falls To he present at the meeting of
th. Worlds fair commissioners.
E. b. Warren, the shoe man, has
something new and neat to place be-
fore the STAR readers this week.
W. Il. Wilson has concluded to re-
main in the city and engage in the
practice of law with his brother, $. E.
Prof. Lymer returned Tuesday from
his mournful mission to Iowa to be
present at the death bed and burial of
his mother.
The school board have notice to
contractors in this issue asking for
bids for the construction of the new
school house.
Cleveland is now reported as deny
ing the report about his boycotting
newspaper men with regard to official
appointments.
The |. q. o. r. and A.OU. w. lodges
have moved into their new lodge room
in the Petty block it is a very
pleasant place.
The Rapid Journal announces with
po>itiveuess that work
will he resumed upon their western
railroad in week.
Last Friday DR.. N. M. Wade re.
moved a cancer from the cheek of
Mike Nelson, foreman for Frank
Stewart of Buffalo Gap.
s. Il. Wilson left last Sunday for
Madison to be present at meeting of
the trustees of the normal school, he
being a member of the board.
Geo. King, of Boyd, Mimi, is in the
city, at present employed by MIR.
lieldepriem in the harness shop, and
may lncate here permanently. He is
an old friend of Charley Wilcox and
DIR. n. NJ. Wade.
The STAR is thankful; to Presiden,
Hancllrr fo. a very handsome illus.
trated souvenir of DeFuniak SpringS,
a delightful winter resort of Florida,
the home Of the Florida Cbautauqua
Assembly where MIR Hancler delivered
two lectures.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will give a social on Monday evening,
Goth, at the residence of Mrs. DR.. A
). Stewart. BY way of entertainment
''Vivid Illustrations Of Literature in
the Field Of Fact and Fiction" will be
given, interspersed with music. Sap
per Is cents. A general and cordiaI
invitation is extended.
r. F. Connor sends the STAR a copv
of the Burlington, (Ia) Hawk Eye con-
reprint Of the weather ar
ticle written for the STAR by DR.. Har-
gems recently, with favorable com.
ments upon the article and our climate
by the editor of the Hawk-Eye. 1t
pays to advertise in the SrAR-whether
it be the weather or something less
important.
Readers will hardly permit the en-
cellent display add of Mollring Bros.
Co. to escape their attention. Their
new goods-an immense var,ety-is
attractive and worth seeing. Their
new milliner, Miss Moshier, will be
here next Wednesday from the d. 3.
Fisk establishment, Chicago, and their
will arrive the 25th. Read
their ad and profit thereby.
The city council is in session this
morning for the purpose of sub divid
ing the city into four wards, accord
ing to the requirements of law for a
city of the second class. The auditors
certificate now on file shows that there
was a population at the last general
election of 1856. which places this i'm