Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-09

A. o. U. w. meets tonight. A full
turn out is desired.
Just received, 5000 Garciosa cigars
Ut j. g. Richer & Co.'S.
VIM. Hughes and James Crowley Of
Oelrichs + registereda t the Ferguson.
d. G. Harper Of Rocks was in town
today with three wagon loads Of po.
tatoes.
Conductor Zollinger will probably
rent the Lampert cottage on college
hill.
H. H. Merric of Minneapolis came in
this morning and is stopping at the
Gillespie.
Germond and Hesnard willtake their
differences into the circuit court for
settlement.
g. j. Wise and James M. Themes of
Hill City came down last night and are
at the Gillespie.
Joe. Hyers, the restaurant man at
Edgemont, came over this morning to
take in the city.
G. g. Fargo went to Deadwood this
morning to look after a lawsuit he
has on hand there.
Engineer Bracken is getting on to
the Elkhorn curve and the way he
strides over the track is a caution.
G. B. Ovelman a we'll known travel
ing man from Milwaukee came in this
morning and is at the Evans.
Half price clothing sale at Fargo's.
On account of the revival meetings
now in progress, there will be no meet
ing Of the W. g. 7. U. this week.
"A new stock of pipes at Richer &
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the college chapel this year and
the sermon will be preached by Rev,
Frame.
The latest reports show that the cleo
ton Of the governor Of Nebraska is still
in doubt with a fighting chance in ia
vor of Majors.
G. E. Taylor, route agent of the
United States Express company who
makes headquarters at Topeka, Kan, is
in the city on business.
The Cuban Cigar factory is getting
out cigars as fast as the proprietor, MI.
Smith can do the work. He is we'll
satisfied with Hot Springs as a location.
The politicians are now hard at work
trying to get caught up with their bust
ness which they neglected in the heat
Of the campaign.
A. Anderson, who runs the planning
mill for Hulst & Price, went to Edge
mont last evening for a little trip and
returned this morning.
Clark Stratton, who built the Clifton
hotel, and who has been in the city for
several days returned to his work as
engineer at one of the mines at Central.
The one armed beggar who was ar
rested for stealing Tom Sings China
ware was hustled out of town yester-
day. We understand he was arrested
at the Gap last night for stealing.
H. M. Brigham who has been at work
at Edgemont all summer came over
last evening for his family and house.
hold effects and they will remain in
that city during the winter.
The Baker plaster mill is closed down
for repairs again. There seems to be
considerable delay for some reason but
it is hoped with the present repairs it
will be all right for some timeto come.
Will'M. McCorkle of Lincoln, E. d.
Virgins and F. w. Rathman of Des
Moines, we'll Mountaineering men came
in on the Elkhorn freight this after
noon and are interviewing our merch-
ants on their respective lines.
The city council met last evening but
transacted no further important bust
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business, except to appoint a commit
tee to investigate the probable cost of
putting in asystem of seweragethrough
the main part of town.
A very interesting game of foot ball is
being played on the college campus to
day between the college andhigh school
teams. We go to press too early to
give results. Next Monday the town,
boys and college boys will have a bout
that will be interesting. Lovers of ath-
letics should be on hand to witness it.
R. B. Reer, the swift operator who is
taking his sister, Miss Minnie Beers
place in the Western Union office. is
not having much of a vacation. The
of the election returns and a
rush Of ether business attendant onthe
election has made the work no soft
snap. His accurate reports show him
to be no novice with the key.
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