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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
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From Tuesdays Daily. v
President -Hancher returned from
Rapid City last night.
One of our students thought there
were snakes in his bed the other night,
but upon examination he found moth
ing but lemons, SOAP, paper-weights
and other like cold and clammy
articles.
Once more do we have the soft,
steady glow oftheincadescent by which
to study in the building and in the
fullness of our hearts we freely for
give the company for keeping us with
out them for SO long; and thank Mr..
Train for fitting us up in such good
shape.
The college has purchased the en-
tire stock Of college text books of G. E.
Sawyer & Co., and hereafter the office
will furnish all books to students at
the lowest possible cost. This change
is a good n and will prove much
more pleasant to all concerned and
scenes to be the best solution of the
book problem.
The party that went to Cascade last
Sunday must have had a jolly time as
it did not get back until nearly mid
night; when it at once proceeded to
make sleep an impossibility to all
students within hearing distance. The
party consisted of two professors, a
preacher and a graduate andthis make
up doubtless explains their capacity
for making noise.
The meeting of the Literary society
last Saturday night was a good one,
both as to program and business. The
defamation of Mr.. George Julian, Miss
Cross essay on Mythology" and the
between Messrs. Gidley and
Dickover upon the question as to
whether or not Civilization promotes
happiness were especially interesting.
must not forget the piano duet by
Prof. Kinsey and Miss Denman, how
ever, as it was very fine and was the
zone thing needful" to make the
evening a success. Four new members
were taken into the society at the
business meeting.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
Came after the Indiana,

Two Sticks and Kills the Two, bette
known among his red brethren as lula
Tula, are two Indians charged with the
murder of the white men at Humphrey
& Stenger's ranch about two years ago
and who have been camped below town
for several days. Wednesday Deputy
U. s. Marshal Walters came down from
Deadwood after them on a bench war
rant and they will have their trial at
this term. They were not disposed to
be ugly but went right along in q stoi-
cal manner.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12

SUMMONS.
State of South Dakota, county Of Fall River,
In Circuit Court, Seventh. Judicial Circuit.
Charles M. Lamson, plaintiff,
Elizabeth Phoebe Lamson, defendant}
The State OF South Dakota sends greeting:
To the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint Of the above named plaintiff
q copy OF which II herewith served upon you,
and to serve q. cOpy OF your. answer ON tho
subscriber at his oface In the city OF Hot
Springs, South Dakota, within thirty days
after the service OF this summons exclusive
Of the day Of service and II you fail to answer
this complaint within that time, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief demand.
ed In the complaint.
Dated at Hot Spring.; South Dakota; this
A<-M~
Plaintiffs Attorney,
To the above named defendant:
Take notice that The complaint In b eaboye
clerk OF said circuit court Of Fall River
October 10, 1904.
A~&~
Plaintiffs Attorney.
] First Publication Oct. Il.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
A Voice From Missouri ON Our Republi
can County Ticket.

A Voice From MtSsOurt ON Our Republi.
County Ticket.
EDITOR STAR:-Many noted author
tiles have gone into detail to describe
the feelings that take possession Of the
human body at q time when the opposes
sor Of the human body is supremely
happy, but in all my research I have
never been able to find a description
that At my own a 8 when I read this
morning in the STAR, "For Represen-
tative: j. B. Dickover; For County
judge. W. H. Frye" and the other
names Of good men who adorn your
county ticket-a most excellent ticket
But the real cause Of my extra
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12

ordinary: happy mood WIS in seeinethe:
names Id quotation on the ticket and I
will plainly tell you why: First, be.
cause / was socially and In q business
way, public and private, associated
with ~. B" for more than three years
aud during all that time our relations
were at all times Of the most pleasant
character and without .disparagement
to the integrity and business ability
in public or private life Of any man I
ever knew, I must award to ~. BIZ the
FIRST place of honor, and when I say
your convention in nominating him
.sbuilded better than they knew" it is
but feebly expressing my honest opin-
ion of the matter. The highest praise
I can make of the citizenship of Fall
River county will be when after Nov. 6.
I will be able to say, "Gentlemen in
honoring j. B. Dickover with so over
whelming a majority you have borne
out the good opinion I have always had
of you and strengthened my faith Gf
such a thing is possible) in -. B." him
self.
Second: AS to Hon. w. H. Frye, it
mace me happy 20 see CnaC at last your
party has had the good sense to re-
ward a faithful worker, even with q
county judgeship and I trust that O
will see to it that he is on the band
wagon Nov. 9th.
Third: Now if your delegates to the
senatorial convention will do their
duty by Hon. s. e. Wilson, you will
have at least three republicans whom 1
would delight to support if / werethere
and your own voters must see to itthat
they all receive majorities, commen-
surate with their respective abilities.
Senator Wilson and Representative
Dickover r magnificent team. Drive
them to victory!
In concluding, compliment DIR. B. A.
Wade on his successful diagnosis of N,
Ms. case to me a year ago viz: "Ah,
Newton will outgrow his foolishness,
being a democrat, just give the boy
time" The old DIR. was right, as
usual.
Now, Bro. Stanley, do all in your
power for Wilson, Dickover and Frye,
and the time will come when the
people of your county will reward you
for your devotion. Success to them
and you. Yours Faithfully,
Tom WELLS.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
Good Pro,pect of Nothinp.

Maj. A. r. Anderson, who has been
stamping the state of South Dakota,
ostensibly as the populist candidate
for United States senator, has been
nominated by the populists of Custer
and Fall River counties for state sena-
tor. It's anything with the major and
a good prospect of nothing.-Sioux
City Journal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
Attention! Chautauquans,

At the recent session of the Black
Hills Chautauqua assembly, anassocia-
ton was formed of the Chautauqua
alumni present. Will the Alumni who
may read this, or who may know Of q
Chautauqua graduate in the Hills,
kindly send their names to the secre-
tary at Hot Springs, South Dak.i
MATTE G. ALLEN, Sec,y.
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lutlons be publish
newspapers in the
d. Graves
III. H. Graves
]. Jappeson
w. G. Jones
w. E. Bennett
j. G. Carson
w. G.. Timma
A. r. Peterson
E. w. Timma
D. H. Ferguson
w. L. Judkins
John jackson
d. T. Jackson
Arley L. Cleghorn
T. B. Dings
Jacob Calele
Hans Bussow
N. G. Frink
G. A. Frink
H. L. Frink
w. r. Frink
A. K. Mills
E. E. Wight
James Anderton
T. s. Bratton
Stephen Wight
E. P. Wight
Fred Berg
M. N. Parsons
w. r. Scmitth
James Ridpath
Charles Graves
John w. Erickson
August Burger
e. H. Mosher
E. Morgareidge
G. ID. Clapp
o. G. Fuller
John Eastman
j. M. Camel
j. B. Hale
j. r. Morrison
j. w. Nichols, Sr.
10. H. Nichols
j. w. Nichols, Jr.
E. s. Weldon
". r Trica
j. d. Morgareidge
Andrew Mosier
A. LoucksI
j. Loukes
Fred Schaler.
G. 8. Ishem
II. Graves
L. G. Anderson
Joe Brunschmidt
II. Robins
John Hattons
Fritz Engles
j. 4. Maxson
2. A. Thompson
F. NJ. Stewart
NJ. s. Macpy
Jas. H.Thompson
VIM. Pander
E. D. Bond
r. Z. Graves
r. j. Raybourn
A. Padden
John Alkire -.
III. E. Bacon
Andrew A. Hall
II. @. CroRord
8. B. Clapp
Christian Bach
VIM. Hines
Jenr Bach
Isl. r. Henderson
w. Bookseller
j. N. Dennis
August Roos
Is. b. Sherman
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Important Land Decision.

Furnished by W. d. Harlan, land at
torney, Washington: "The good faith
of a settlers claim is not impeached
by absences from the land to earn
money for support of settlers family
and to pay for the land"
ASST. SEC'Y SIMS.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12
The Catholicism Closed.

Saturday the Catholicon closed its
doors for the season. It has had q
good run, and made a good record in
the cures that its waters have effected.
The Catholicon has a name that will
give it a constantly increasing bust
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-12

Resolutions adopted by the under
signed Cattle Growers Of Fall River
county:
WHEREAS, The range of this county
is already stocked with cattle, said cat
tie being owned by the resident home
steaders of the above county, and
owing to successive dry seasons the
grass on the range is shorter than usu-
al; and
WHEREAS, The occupation of the
range by large flocks of sheep would
either cause a heavy loss to the present
cattle owners, or else necessitate their
removal; and,
WHEREAS, Flocks of sheep are being
driven into the county and held here to
the very serious detriment of the cattle
interests; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the efforts Of GER
tain nonresident, non-taxpaying sheep
traders to stock this county with sheep
is deemed an outrage, and that such
sheep traders, and all persons encour-
aging them, r unworthy the respect
and confidence of the community. And
be it further
RESOLVED, That a copy of these reso.
lutions be published in at least two
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Dissolution Notice.

Hot SPRINGS. S. D., September 2Sth, 1894.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
as Green & Smith Is hereby Dissolved by
mutual consent. +. +: Smith will assume all
firm will be collected by him.
DoUGLAs GREEN.
+. B. SMITH.
Mr.. Smith will continue the business at the
old stand.
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CATTLE GROWERS RESOLUTIONS.

Kirksville, Mo-, Oct. 9Th.
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Andrews Henry and another to Ellen Quincy.
fsistst 4 ~ 1906 II @ OF Morris-ave. years. .
Same To Title Guarantee ard Trust Co. 5th-st.
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Bum Julia 4. to Eliz NJ Lawrence. 2ith-st. = =.
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,7 Me.,on 10, n " Of irving place 25ze2: Abra-
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Fsalhaber Philip and Sl wife p to smith Williamson
144th-st. and other property. years
Same to Sarah A Williamson. same property.
Her1og Caroline to Abraham Stern 17th-st. n 8.
i25 4 W OF Irving Place, 2 years. ::.........
Hoepfner, George. Ct al 20 Elizabeth Mahrenholx.
ie,th-st. $, $50 # OF Westinghouse, I
Hickey John to Samuel Mcmillan. 7ih.ave
corner iS2d-st year s..c,
II Of 3d-ave. 3 years. ..,.,.................,
Livingston. William and wife to Robert Gray.
35th-st. n 100 II u 1oth-ave. and other
lockwood. Frank p ard wife to > a Williamson
TayqE s1rv 'is Hym 81 sonn anS year
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Lake. John 7, and another TO the Mount Nor
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Hu-ave. s. 2I6 IT =, Of Gun Hill Road in
Mailer Jacob and wife to the National Academy
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Mccormick. Charles A. and wife to j spero, "a.
ave. :, 1911 II OF 15th-st: demand. .........
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n s. j25 II Of 1th-aye. demand. .............
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Of COlumbus-ave. years. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Potter Frederick. and another to the Institution
for the Savings Of Merchants Clerks. 3ls Broad
way, years .................. .......,,.......
Pepper. Emma. ard another to the Equitable LIE
Assurance Society OF United States, IS Fast
I3i-st, years. ...,.,.,..-..., ,-.-,,........
Phillips, Oscar to Morris Steinhardt. ST Nlcho.
las-ave, n corner Ii0th-st, ] year. .........
Reylle Philip f.: to Thomas Wright and an
other. lO2d-st 8. 100 II W OF Amsterdam.
Samermeyer. John. ct al to Catherine Hunter
Shirmer Martha A. to Daniel Oconor execu-
tor i2d-et 5. 10 II ~ 9th-aye. years -.
simon Anna the Washington LIE Insurance
CO. No 1Gt2 Madison-aye. . yrs. ,...,........
Selfrdge william to Francis " Jencks 9th-ave
es JO5 II Of listh-st demand mortgages
Stein Bessie 10 John T Pearson. l2lst-st $ s.
PCS II Of 7th-ave. year .........
Townshend John. and wife to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. I3dst. $, % n OF West
Tcnney Jennie and another 10 Faye. l23d-st
n = 4iOii II Of 6th-ave. 3 years..........
Wetterer William. to Adolph Mack. No 10 West
iSth-st and other property. ] year ..........
Weed BENJAMIN to Charles ;. Brown - al, trus-
tees l3jth-st. s. 20 IT Of WHO" ave.
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Wiegand Carl and wife 10 Jacob RUPERT, Pros
pect-ave W $. 2s3 n n Of lG5th-st. years ....
walker Mary A. 10 g Ellison, W setgwck.
ave. 1863 It n Of Rlveryiew Terrace years.
yutte Christina, AMI another 10 United States
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years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '.''''.''' '''''.....
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~ Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON ~ Union square.
A cENf.y Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors proiesso's
N teachers goVerneSses etc. In Az deps n
schoois $50 5th Book Bding cor -pn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
Gorses an1 CARRIAGES.

-lS6 East 13l-st-Prvate Stable. with apa,n~r srm
~. six rooms Tor coachman. AT in0.ieraie lents"
l.. ]. CARPENTER l.lsi Sd-ave, II lberv-sS
- rUDERAKER BROS 265 and 20, Canal ST. ga r..
- stock a complete line OF their celebrated Wv "
liable Studehaker Farm Wagons and Farm SHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
Gounlrn properin tor Sale

xvorNG ORANGE GROVE IN PERFECT ORDER II,
1 acres 50tN trees IN Crystal Lake. near ssnIut;
Fla Yield 10000 boxes; Increasing yearly capn Ia
house fully furnished for owner. excellent mouse ~
foreman laborers' house stables fully eiuppea wa "a
tools animals 6o-horse-power irrigation pan. -,
watering four days. Apply 10 C. A.. 3 s'a'~'~'
Boston Mass