Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
7. K. Withrow i. now in the barber
business ut Buffalo Gap.

J. NJ. Brady and wife, OF Minnskah.
ta, were pleasant callers at the STAR
Office Wednesday.
Some OF the boys about town clean
ed up the old school house Friday
and in the evening held a social dance
IN it. They report q jolly time.
The Masonic lodge is getting to the
front in fine shape. w. V. Fisher was
initiated into the mysteries of the order
in the third degree last Friday night.
Rev. N. A. Swickard returned from
Custer last Friday and reports u very
interesting series Of meetings in pro-
gress therer bnt not many conversions
rs yet.
G. H. Vinton, secretary of the
Northwestern Mortgage Trust com.
pany Of Red6sld, was in the city Satur.
day looking after the business of his
c"mpany.
Chas. Smith, the fireman on the B.
T. NJ. engine at this place, who has
been visiting his parents at Anselmo,
Neh.. and having some dental work
done at Grand I>Iand. returned last
Saturday and went right to work.
The statement of the Bank of Hot
Springs appears in this issue as called
for by the Public Examiner. Itspeaks
for itself, and itcertainly must BIZ most
gratifying to the management os the
institution and is a credit to the city.
In another column appears the state-
ment of the Merchants State bank of
thus city, and from it may he seen that
in the six short weeks it has l,een in
business it has accumulated business
that is certainly gratifying ami very
con,mendable.
Harry Calhoun is riding the country
buying dairy COWS for Hulitt & Bar
ney OF Fa,rburn. They have shipped
several cars of that kind of stock 10
Wisconsin recently and done we'll on
them. They are used in the big dali
ries from which Chicago obtains its
supply of milk.
There wasn't very large turn out
at the Peanut sociahle given in Odd
Fellows hall last Monday on account
of the had weather. Int tnose who at
tended report very enjoyable time
The evening was spent in conversation
and social pas,imes, and elegan. re.
freshments were served.
s. A. Id-n, an old time friend Of
Frank Benton, will arrive hare with
his family, from Sheridan, Wyo., In u
short time and l.eco,ne permanent resi-.
dents. He will bring 5000 >h, ep and
establish a ranch for them in this
county. NJ. Iien is man of consid-
erabio means and will bs valuable
acquisition to the city and county.
Hon. }. c. Bower from French creek
was in town Tuesday night. Mr. Bow :
4 er says that cattle are coming through
the winter in fine condition. He also
stated that Mrs. I3arthold, nee Miss
| Lulu Bower, is with her parents. and
that she is a victim of consumption
and cannot survive many months.
This sad intelligence will l,e sho.k IT,
many Of our citiz ans who will remem.
ber her. She has been married less
than year.-Hermosa Pilot
The school hoard allowed a number
OF bills at their meeting Friday, h
ing mostly for the new seats just pnr.
chased which co 1868, and also for
the labor Of putting them together
and putting them down and improve.
ments in and atout the >chool house.
A. ID. Mckay presented bill for The
! i've (tel CfuU. UtSCtbuut Ou ttI0 WATCdUts
issued to him III part payment of the
contract prica,-S6 700. wh,rh would
amount I" 1886. He also presented Il
|hilI for so for extra work done on the
school house. Both the bills were laid
on the table for future consideration
MARRlED:-At the NJ. E. church ia
Deadwoud. on Thursday evening, Feb
Is, by Rev. =. E. CIouyh, L,ncoln
Young and Miss MilIie Kluggy, both oI
Deadwood. The happy couple came
down to Hot Springs an the Is. & n
4 last Friday and received the con.
! gratuIations Of their many hi. nd<. as
they are both we'll and favorably
known in town. The groom formerly
clerked Cor Jos. V,ncent and the bride
worked for tms wife. They left for
| Ain,wort, on the Elkhorn Saturday