Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-23

gJsff Taylor is now carrying the mail
between Hot Springs and Cascade and
Maitland.
This weather is giving many of oul
people the chance to make garden as
the frost is about all out of the ground
Deputy Sheriff Eastman and wife
are rejoicing over the arrival of fine
baby girl at their house last Saturday
1t is reported that the we'll known
carpenter, Lafe Selder, is missing and
it is thought he is lost in the woods
north of town.
Miss Lena Fisher, who has been Wis.
iting friends in Nebraska during the
winter, has returned to spend the sum.
mer with her brother on the ranch.
Shann & Co. and the Fargo Mercan-
camille 20. are among those who have
recently adorned the front of their
places of business with handsome new
awnings.
The very many friends of j. a.
Sed gwick will regret to learn that his
sister, who spent portion of last sea-
son here, is expected to live but a
short time.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the Rich residence in the
south part of the county few even
ings since, at which most enjoyable
time was had.
Supt. Hollenback of the Iowa divis-
ion of the Northwestern came in IN
his special ear last Saturday with his
family. They will remain in the city
several weeks.
Ex-Sheritf Clifford was here Satur-
day. He says he has sold his ranch on
the Cheyenne river to Mr.. Warren.
and will probably take mp another in
the vicinity of Edgemont.
The Stewart bath house will be open
ed for patronage on the 18th of April.
This will he good news to citizens and
visitors. as this bath house has always
received ii generous patronage.
MIR. McQueston's wife and daughters
Florence, Irene and Pearl arrived
from Minnesota recently and
have taken up their residence IN the
White cottage on Gold brook.
Walter Scott will send his patent
time switch signal back with Joe Jen-
nings, who pulls the "limited'' out of
Boone on the Northwestern. who will
give it thorough practical test.
The many friends of Mrs. j. w. d..
Anderson will no doubt he interested
to know that her husbands life was
insured in the Modern Woodmen lodge
for $4,000, and in some old line COM
pany For $4,000.
Jason March is putting up neat
little cottage in Cold Brook and Madam
Rumor has it that he will occupy it
shortly with young lady from Ne
braska, to whom he will apply the
endearing term-wife.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy,
who live near the soldiers home, a fine
young daughter. Mac will rustic
around on his crutches with more vim
than ever, hauling wood to make a
living for the little stranger.
John Oak started Monday to curb
the little stream of water that runs
past the Evans hotel, and we UNDER
stand it will be carried on down River
avenue to the Electric light house or
further. This will be a very pretty
improvement.
One by one the wanderers return.
John F. Parks, former cashier of the
the First National bank came in last
Saturday and expects to remain some
time. He says it is worth a mans
while to get back here to breathe this
b,acins air again.
FEs1eThe beautiful new public school
building at Hot Springs was appro-
priately dedicated January 10th, and
the structure formerly turned over to
the school directors. 1t is one of the
finest school building in the state,
or the entire west, being built of light
buff sandstone from the numerous
quarries near that city, after the most
modern architecture, and is supplied
with all the best equipment for the
school room. The total cost of the
building is $4,000. Col. Clough Of
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