Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-31

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deliveryman, is spending week will
, his parents near Chadron.
Jonn Richer went over to Johl
Dennis near Cascade, yesterday, t
visit and recreate for few days.
A gamblers row this week got int,
justice court, but before the whole out
fit was fined they compromised theil
differences.
| l.. s. Ellsworth this week talk.
through the STAR to his friends. Reae
his ad, go and see his furniture, buy
some and be happy.
w. w. Johnston, commercial agent
for the b. & NJ, with headquarters a,
Deadwood. was in the city Monday
with his sister and two daughters.
Ezra w. Miller, prominent attor-
ney of Elk Point, has been appointed
4 U. S. district attorney for South Da
kota, in place of w. l;. Sterling, re-
signed.
Photographer Gross went mp to iii,
mira mines and on to Custer tuesday
and Wednesday, taking views of the
mines and the Worlds fair exhibit at
Custer.
Gene Lewis has added the final fin
ishing that gives his barber shop a
most decided metropolitan appearan.
The floor is now covered with hand
some oil-cloth.
A. T. Smith, who is with Max Meyer
at Omaha, was ii visitor of the Springs
Wednesday. He is an old school mate
of Harry Clark, and the gentlemen
had pleasant visit together.
w. j. Filhert. general book keeper
in the comptroller, Office of the G.
& N. w. railway at Chicago, arrived
in the city Tuesday. and will ssmain
for couple of weeks for the benefit
of the baths.
Several couples ascertained III some
manner that last Tuesday was j. W.
Benieys 395h birthday, so they rushed
in upon the household that evening
and gave them a pleasant surprise.
| We hear much complaint over the
miserable road to Greenwood ceme-
terry. 1t is actually in horrible con-
di'ion and it is TIE duty OF someone to
j, look after it,. 1t is shameful to let ii
remain in its present condition.
}. X. Mower. the re>tauranter, has
rented one of the store rooms in the
new Wesch & Oak stone block on
Court street, aud seventeen rooms on
the second floor. Then he will he fully
prepared To make guests feel at home.
Charley Dayton has been down to
Crawford to look after bis extensive
farming interests-give the chickens.
hogs, etc, their annual feed. During
his absence Conductor Sherry did
duty on this rheumatic stub.
Dr. Cheney enjoyed his fiftieth
anniversary on Tuesday, and remarked
TO us that it was a much p,easanter
day than that wintery morning of his
arrival. About twenty friends gath
cred at his home in the evening and
gave him pleasant surprise.
4 Have our readers Observed how
many RAILROAD men ara sepking baths
at omr fountains of life" lately? The
railroads are with us. and no mistake,
and the beauty of it is, all of these
gentlemen are enjoying themselves
and are receiving great benefits from
baths.
Fl. NJ. Wilson. ('Tug') a popular
Elkhorn conductor. who now punches
tickets between Chadron and Casper
was in the city ursdty calling upon
his friends. He is taking much
needed lay otf. and together with onl
townsman. u. j. Moore. is now dow,
in Nebraska dnck shooting. They ex
pect to be sporting for abont week
The old Orphean quartet is conSil
e,ine the advisablity of getting to
gether at Missouri Valley, Iowa, where
MIR. Hawley now is, some time thi,
spring, and giving a few entertain
ment> in that section of country ant
then going on to the Worlds fair te
enjoy Themselves for ti,ne with tn,
proceeds. They ongh' to he able i,
draw good houses anywhere.
W. U G-rmnnd has recently pur
chased one of the finest kodak> that l.
made. 1t Is manufactured ly r. & n
, anthony of New York. and is 1872:
, in size. MIR Germond was pilotln.
, Photographer Whittemore about th,
) rity Tuesday taking snap shots at va