Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-07

Iue SalnOllcOn mas been sold again.
This will probably berather chestnutty
news to II readers, but this time it
was sold under the sheriff's hammer
for the amount above named. 1t "A
knocked off to Chambers Kellar and it
is supposed he was bidding it in for
Mr.. Hungerford of Boston.
Attention.
The w. X. c. members are requested
to he present at the regular meeting of
the corps on Saturday afternoon next.
as there is an especial demand which
needs prompt attention. BY order of
the president.
Ed Bond finished threshing his
grain last Monday and Tuesday. and
has nearly 5000 bushels, including
oats, wheat and barley.-Buffalo Gap
Republican.
Lawrence Thayer is feeling very I'M
easy about his brother Will who is now
at work on one of the railroads running
through the burnt district in Minneso-
TIA and he has not heard from him.
MARKEDLY Rev. A.. j. Cheeseman,
of Custer. Mr.. L. j. Harper, of Rocks.
to Miss Flora, daughter of c. Il. Roe,
of Lame Johnny, on Wednesday last.
The young people have the we'll wishes
of a large circle of friends in their new
relation.
Three carloads of cattle arrived at
Smithwick Thursday for MI. Camel.
coming from Iowa. where the feed is
too poor to fatten them. They will be
put on u native grasses for a few
months until good and fat and then
shipped back to market for u big price.
-Oelrlchs Times.
improvements at the Minnekahta
bath still continue. and the ladies'
plunge is nearly completed. Traut Il
Gillespie have been busy for about ten
days, re-arranging and fixing up the
tubs and doing the plumbing, while
Walter Scott and a force of men have
been looking after the sewers and
bitches. Mr.. Miner proposes to have
things fixed up in fine shape.
A rifle team has been organized in
the city of eight members andthey went
out and located their grounds yester-
day which are just north of the ice
house in Cold brook. They will have
their first practice shoot tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'clock. 1t costs moth
ing to join and the only expense
attached to the sport will be the am
munition wasted. A practice shoot is
to be held every week. and at the end
of a given time the four or six making
the best scores will be chosen as the
team to enter tournaments. Harry
Gaylord is one of the prime owe in
the matter and the boys are taking
hold with considerable interest.
Opening a watch case with a knife or
tingernail is needless in our day. The
keystone Watch Case Company, of
Philadelphia, Pa, furnishes free a
handsome watch case opener which
makes. besides, a pretty charm for the
watch chain. Ifyou can't get one from
your jeweler, send to Philadelphia.
This Company is the largest of it's kind
in the world, and makes all kinds of
cases. It's speciality is the Boss filled
case. Jas. Boss invented and made
the first filled case in 1859, and man.
of the cases the made and worn since
are still intact. Later the Boss patents
passed into the hands of the Keystone
Company. which has the sole right to
make these cases. 1t has also the sole
right to use on its cases the patent
Non-pull-ont bow o. ring, which pre-
vents loss of the watch by theft or in
jury to it by accident. The keystone
Company does not retail, but all jewel
ers sell the Borr and other keystone
cases.