Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-02-10

Hank VanNetta Is the proud pos
ses>or OF a new $500 pound dray., 1t
is a dandy.
Isoa. John Burke has secured 50
volumes of government documents
for the Black Hills college.
Charles Z4mell, foreman on the
electric light works at the Falls is
verk low with mountain fever.
The children of Joseph Petty, have
heen quite sick with the prevailing ep-
idemic this week but are improving.
Jeweler Rlakeslee's stare was min
iature ice palace during the recent cold
snap, caused by bursted steam pipe.
Little Stewart Stanley, who has
been afflicted with the prevailing epi-
denic, is now much better and out of
danger.
The town of Gillette had o d,sas.
ferrous fire about ten days ago, almost
wiping out the entire burg. The loss
will reach 100000.
Miss Abbie Jennings gave party
to number of her yonng friends
Saturday night. A very delightful
evening was had by all.
The STAR has just received a supply
of new job type-very tine-the latest
and is better prepared than ever to
do your work to perfection.
Attorney Loudeuback made very
earnest plea before the council Tues
day, urging upon the council the
necessity of proper fire apparatus.
J.D. Morgaridge, one of the most
substantial and influential farmers Of
the county made the STAR an agreeable
call yesterday and renewed his SUBJ
scription.
Miss Allie Pfrimmer, deaconess of
the NJ. Il. church. and connected with
the NJ. f. hospital of Omaha, was in
the city Tuesday visiting with Rev.
Frame and family.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give a supper at the residence of J imes
w. Joyce in the upper town. Feb. Is,
from five o'clock to seven. Tickets 25
cents. Everybody invited.
Judge Kanable's bondsmen have
been sued on an alleged shortage of
1921 GO. The Judge CLAIMS that he is
not short one cent, and is anxious to
have the matter brought to climax.
r. s. Person, editor Of the Howard
Press, was in the city yesterday. Ell
route to his home from Deadwood
where he had been as U. s. petit
juror. The STAR enjoyed fraternal
sall from the talented editor.
The Sioux Falls Typographical
Union has taken hold of the matter Of
Dick Hebb's pardon. and a petition
will soon be circulated in this city
praying for Hehb's pardon. He has
row been locked up about two years.
Rev. j. w. ID. Anderson vii! preach
at the college chapel next Sabbath
morning on "What the People Called
Methodists Believe" Everybody in
vitea. The Epworth League will
meet at G:3O p. m. and there will br
preaching service at 7:3O.
a great number of people who are
from the eastern part of the state to
attend the u. S. coart at Deadwood
snndayed in the Springs. leaving
Nonlav for Deadwood. Credit is due
Fred ]. Evans. .Jr, is getting these
parties to step over.
For the benefit of orr local contem-
poraries who have evidently bsen mis-
lead by an item that appeared in the
STAR few weeks ago, we will state
that Fred Morris is assisting principal
Moore in his school instead of Miss
Bower.
DiEp.--Last night the wife of r. Fl.
Drain, who runs the grist mill below
the city. died of Brigl,ts disease. She
has been confined to the bed for four
months, aud has been great sufferer.
She was 43 years old and leaves hus.
band and eight children to mourn her
death. She will be buried tomorrow
On Jan. 26, Mr.. w. Ricketts,, of Gil.
lette, Wyo., was united in marriage to
Miss Nettie 9. Wilson, daughter of j
A. Wilson, proprietor of the green
house of this city, President Hancher
officiating. Although rather late the
STARS consi atulations are none the
less heartily extended.
w. r. Gross has gotten up very
fine photograph with eleven different
views upon it of buildings and scenes
in and about Hot Springs. It is a
cheap method of giving your friends
an idea of how Hot Springs looks and
these photographs ought to sell we'll
Gross also has stereoscopic views Of the
city.
In a request to forward the STAR te
Memphis, Tenn. Prof. Dora Stinson
says she stopped over at Lamar, Mo.
to visit relatives and gave musical
recital, which was pronounced q
splendid success The professo,
knows how to make musical entertain
nents success, and they are alway.
very much appreciated.