Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-07
Green grass is showing up.

Fred L. Evans, Jr., is now manage
OF the Evans.
H. H. Clark Of Coleridge, Neb., i
here for the baths.
Court Stenographer Grantham wa
in town Saturday.
John r. Wilson represented Dead
! wood in town Sunday.
Geo. Meade, the Sioux City hustler
was here over Sunday.
Division supt. Harris Of the Elkhorr
was in the city Sunday.
Willie Brennan returned from 9
trip to Hermosa Saturday.
Chas. w. johnson was Yanktor
visitor in the city this week.
Worlds fair commissioner Pilche,
was in the city again Saturday.
J Sidewalk building is progressing
rapidly in the Trimmer addition.
J NJ. l.. Finn. Sioux City alderman
scjnurned in the city few days this
weeks.
The b. 6 NJ. has purchased the sew.
eral lines of the D. G. narrow guage
system in the northern Hills.
Mrs. j. Lampert intends to jnin her
husband up in the Hills at the noted
j. Il. mine, in short time. The Miss.
es Lampert will remain at the Springs
Rev. Cooper has been to Rapid City
this week attending the Black Hills
Presbytery. Mrs A. q. Duk. Is also
IN attendance from this place, repre-
senting the local missionary society.
The Rapid Republican mentions F.
H Whitfield and Patrick Esan as
probable members of base ball aggre.
cation Of that city. They are both
way up as base balIists.
/ Charley Stewart was last week ten.
|defed the appointment as cadet to
West Point or Annapolis, by Captain
Lucas. but after duly considering the
matter declined with thanks.
Geo. I. Paine and Emmett T. Arnold
were before Judge kanable's court
Mondas charged with ua!awfnlIy
branding the horse of another. They
were bound oyer to the circuit court,
and gave $40 bonds each 60. their ap.
pearance.
The Odd Fellows of the city are ar
ranging to celebrate the seventy sixth
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship on tile
26th inst, when their new hail in THE
Petty block will he dedicated. They
propose to extend invitations to all
neighboring lodges.
County Treasurer Bradley's quarter
ly statement ending March 3lst shows
that during the quarter he collected
22,395; paid out $l7,OO5.75; has
$l3.4l5S6 in First National bank
$l1 ,22S.44 IN Mlnpekahta State bank
and S2S06S in the Bank Of Edgemont
W. E. Reeder of Oherlin, Kansas
and Pat Boyles have purchased the
Fisher dray line and have formed a
partnership under the firm name OF
Rredcr & Boyles. Everybody knows
Pat as he has had charge of the bust.
ness for the past year. and MIR. R--del
is an old acquaintance of his.
The South Dakota Press Association
will start for the Worlds fair on May
~. They will stop at the Grea,
Northwest hotel, three blucks from Ill.
fair grounds. by thus going IN
body the members of the ASSOCIATION
will doubtless hav. a more enjnyahl.
time and at less expense than other
wise.
! Rev. j. b. Skaggs, recently Of La
bette Kansas. arrived Friday last am
proceedrd the next day to Olrlch>, h,
having heen assigned to fill The Oelr,ch
and Cascade NJ. Z charge He is a,
old time friend of Rev. nder>on. VIII,
speaks very highly of Rev. Skaygs a
a man and minister. His famiI,
will follow in short time.
Editor Ballnu of the Baff.lc Gan Re
publican was IN the city Wednesday
and made the STAR fra,4sna, call
Mr.. Ballou has been dong some effrc
tive work through his paper mi
spring in advertising the resources o
his town, and the good results are al
ready being felt. as one gentleman IA
arrived to put in canning factory.
j Rev. Anderson will leave Ho
Springs next Monday for Desdwooc
and from that place will go tn Kansa
} City and Elk City, Kansas, and thre
, or four other points in that state, a