Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02
Bring in your ads and boom your

Bring in your ads and boom your
spring trade.
E. H. Mcvey is running the arc
light plant at present.
Mr.. Sutter6eld rs putting up com.
dious barn in Cold brook addition.
The front Of the Bee Hive is being
greatly improved by q new coat Of
paint.
Henry Marty started Sunday for
the Lady Gay mine and will remain
some time.
P. Dondlinaer has moved into the
Bentley house again, having found the
Turner house too large.
The wife OF Ion. Bushnell, OF Cas-.
cade presented him with pair Of fine
twins one day last week.
A vicious dog on Evans heights
that has bitten several ladies recently
should be gotten out of the way.
The contestant on the Wind cave
G. A. Mo $, of Custer, did not appear
at Rapid City and defendants took
Judgment by default.
If the tax as levied is all collected,
Hot Springs Independent. school dis.
trict will receive the sum of $l9,757
and the city $l3 100.
VIM. Meyer, father of our respected
butcher. who has been spending the
time since Christmas with friends in
Grand Island, returned home last
Saturday.
DR.. N. M. Wade was called to Wind
cave Sunday to attend Harry Me-
Donald who has taken a relapse, and
the chances for his recovery are now
very slim.
The lien Of Hulst & Pr,c. against
the Catholicon company was compro-
missed and judgment confessed for th-
amount in full. which was something
over $l4O0.
The Waukon, Ia., Standard SAYS
1.-The finest high school catalogue tina.
has drifted into this sanctum in some
time is that of Hot Springs, S. d.,
Prof. King, principal"
MIR. and Mrs. GODDARD and Mr.. and
. Mrs. Judkins and Mrs. Honghton re
turned from Deadwnod Sunday night
They say they saw five years Of
life during their interview with the
"Sbriners.
The family of children by the name
of French. who live IN the old store
building east of the planning mill, are
now being cared for by he county and
will receive what they need by apply.
ing for it..
i Harry Gayhart came in from hi,
ranch in the southwestern part Of tn.
county Monday morning and reports
} everything lovely hut the weather
. which has been bea>tly for the last
week or two.
Frank Godfrey, the yonng gentle
man who will shortly open up stock
/ Of goods in the Barnes block ha.
: moved his family TO town and for thu
present they are stopping with Mr.
Barnes who is brother in.law.
The new ANIMALS issued hy the b.
NJ. are quite novel-aside from thei,
scarcity. We saw one that was issued
to an employe, and they thoroughl,
advertise the popular route as thu
one that all travellers should take
The school board held a meeting las,
Friday and passed host of bills and
concluded to complete the seating III
the seventh. room and also seat the
eighth room. They also decidcd tt
engage the services of another teache,
in the near future, which will be don.
bv the usual written applications and
passing through the hands of the com
mittee on teachers, etc.
The Silver leaeue held very inter.
esting meeting Tuesday night The chiri
argument being as to whether the
coinage Of silver should lie RESTRICTED
To the American product or whethe,
it h1 unlimited. Judge Dudley and
S. E. Wilson championed the cause Of
the American product and Judge Rid
path and others argued for the unlim
tied free coinage of the white metal.
The ball for the benefit of Harr,
Day, was held in the city hall Friday
, night and while good time was bad
, 1t was not the financial SUCCESS its pro
Il