Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-16
FARGO MERCANTILE C0MANYS for General Merchandise Cheapest Place in Town.

Capt. and Mrs. Lucas leave tonight
for Garner, 10.
M. Caughey will remain away on his
visit about month.
George Schweitzer of Oelrichs came
over this morning on business.
j. B. Dickover went to Rapid City
and Sturgis on business today.
There will be Lutheran services at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
at 2:3O p. m.
Another invoice of salt water salmon
came in over the B. & M. from Seattle
this morning.
Jack Lewis, who spent the summer
here, returned from a visit to Crawford
this morning.
d. G. Robinson and Frank w. Young
of Pine Ridge came in this morning ON
the Elkhorn on government business.
Connor & Allen bought Mr.. Harper's
two loads of potatoes at S1.25 per hun
dred.
Jos. M. Meserve proved up on his
premption claim before w. M. Thorn,
deputy clerk of the courts on Monday.
Chas. 7. Randolph of Hot Springs
has made a final homestead entry be-
fore the U. s. land office at Rapid
City.
Katherine r. Smith, daughter of F.
B. Smith, who took course at the :,
summer school, will teach six months
school in Meade county.
Our town is again being visited by a
number of Indians from Pine Ridge.
They came in on the Elkhorn train
this morning.
Harry Gayhart left last evening for
Omaha on little trip and will attend
his brothers wedding in that place be-
fore he returns.
Rev. A. L. Baker came back from
Edgemont yesterday and has been con-
fined to his room since with a severe
spell of sickness.
Dan Morris, the young brakeman
who had his hand pinched some time
ago at this place, came up from Chad
ron this morning.
Danny DAILY was bested by Tommy
White at Chicago the other evening in
six rounds. Danny better come back
and bathe little more.
Connor & Allen will hereafter be in
closer touch with their customers who
have telephones, as they have put one
into their place of business today.
Bob Sham came rushing into the
Office this afternoon all out of breath
and cried out Its girl, weighs twelve
pounds and is the prettiest little piece
of femininity you ever saw" He is re-
ceiving the congratulations of his many
friends over his good fortune.
j. ID. Nicholson has purchased an
other 80 foot lot frohting on Happy
Hollow from the Dakota Hot Springs
Co., through H. d. Clark & Co. This
makes him lots aggregating a frontage
of $50 feet in that locality and it is n
very desirable piece of property.
President Hancher breaches Friday
night and leaves Saturday for Heming-
ford, Neb., where he breaches in the
interest of Black Hills college. From
there ne goes to Greencastle, Ind. to
attend convention presidents of the
presidents of the NJ. E. colleges in the
United States and will be gone about
two weeks.
The Deadwood people are not very
we'll pleased over the write-up given
them by the special reporters of the
Chicago papers. 1t was not quite as
complimentary as they could have
wished. but when Mr.. Seymour's con-
dition in this city the day previous is
considered, the results could not have
been otherwise expected;
+. NJ. Vroman came o2er from tho
Gate City this morning for the purpose
of laying before the county commits
sioners petition for road along the
south side of the irrigating ditch. the
petitioners agreeing to put in a bridge
and do the necessary surveying. The
petition was granted and work will be
commenced on the new road without
delay.
The game of foot ball at the college
grounds last evening was very interest
ing. The college team think they are
getting some good practice out of the
high school ''kids," and our impression
is the "kids" give them all they want to
do. The score last night stood to O
in favor of the college. Some excep-
tionally brilliant playing was done by
Charley Fallon for the high school.
The college team is doing good work
and most interesting game is expected
between the town team and the college