Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02
Another basket social is ON the tapis
by the Daughters OF Rebscca.

, Another basket social is ON the tapi.
by the Daughters OF Rebscca.
There is considerable agitation in
political circles over the coming elec'
tion for mayor.
Mrs. NJ. Palmiter. the enterprisina
merchant of Fairburn. was in the city
! visiting her daughter who is attending
Black Hills college.
The Congregational choir is busy
practicing, together with others, tc
give an entertainment about Feb. 2e
to procure funds for the purchase Of
music.
The w. G. 7. U. held very inter.
esting and enthusiastic temperance
meeting at the soldiers home Sunday
afternoon. The chapel was filled to
overflowing.
The work of digging the trenches
for the water mains has been compile
ted and the car load Of pipe from
Chattanooga came this week. II
will take four days to lay it and j,
will no donbt all be finished before the
time called for in the franchise.
hn Oak has leased the steam
hoisting machine that was used
so advantageou>ly in the construction
of the Evans hotel and the city hall
to Jacob Lampert Of the j R mine and
it will be moved up in the near future
and will he used in hosting the ore
out of the mine.
VIM. Huebner has purchased an ele.
CANT lot in Stewards second addition
on the brow of the hill overlooking
the lower part OF town. and has al
ready staked out the foundation for a
fine story and a half residence which
he will commence to build as soon as
the weather will permit.
l E. N. Fitch and Mr.. Crooker, two
prosperous ranchmen from the vic!ni-
ty Of Edgemont. were here Monday.
Nj. Fitch informed us that he has re.
Gently traded for $50 acre fruit farm
in Arkansas and will send his son, who
Just attained his majority, down to run
it. He thinks of gong down himself
before long.
A. Warnford Torp, who is one Of
the principal Stockholders of the South
Dakota Mining Co., and is at present
stopping in the city, is reported ia
have stated that unless Deadwood
could assure them that their men
would not lie hindered in their work
they would abandon their mines ~
there for the present and 90 TO Arizo'
na to attend to mines.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the office Of the secretary oi
. ate for the Mutual Benefit and Loar
romnany with capital of $l.O00.00O
headquarters of the company to be al
Sioux Falls. The incorporators are
Vernette E. Prentice and Henry w
Carter, of Chicago, and U. NJ. Harrison
of Sioux Ealls. Mr.. Prentice is to b.
chairman Of the company. The Object
of the company is the purchase anc
sale of imnds aud lands and the loan
ing of money -Deadwood Times.
Thomas S. Corkery and Miss Annie
NJ. DunkeI were happy couple from
near Buffalo Gap who concluded they
could live happier as man and wife
and came over ON the freight Monda,
afternoon to have the nuptial knol
tied. Judge kanable tied it in the
county clerks office, and a tllo OF
prominent ladies of town were moi
unwilling witnesses of the interesting
ceremony, although they sought to es
cape from the room to avoid emhar
J raising the bashful bride, and acciden
, tally got the wrong door and wen,
into the vault. The Judge called then
out and made them act as witnesse.
and the happy couple received their
hpart,est congratulations for a lonl
and happy married life.
While all classes of business, and al
people are more or less effected by the
prevailing duIlness of the times, it il
especially burdensome, not to say an
. noying to the newspaper man. Th'
merchant may sit down and wait for .
customer, and the wage Garner maj
amuse h,mseIf as may best suit hi
fancy while he is waiting for a job, bu
;he newspaper man must by reason O
thu extreme dullness work much harde
while his inc"me is corresponding,
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