Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-02
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visit with friends in the city.
DIR. N. N. Wade was called to Red
Canyon on professional business Sun
day. :,
Supt. Brooke will hold examination
TOR teachers ON Friday and Saturday
OF this week.
The American Express company
now sells money orders at Thayer's
confectionery store.
At the Baptist church Sunday night
j. N. buchanan. Mr.. Mead and Gar.
field Spencer were baptized aud receive
ed into the church.
w. L. Judkirs and family moved
last Tuesday into the Skinner cot.
tage next door to Walter SCOTS, on
jennings avenue.
o. NJ. Chandler was over from Cas-.
cade Monday, consulting chemist in
reference to the contents Of the stom-
achs Of two cows that had died, As he
is inclined tothink they were poisoned.
We are to have another new meat
market. Will Phillips, who worked
for j. A. Clark, has opened up at
Clark's old stand for himself, and
there will still he two markets IN that
end Of town.
An electric light wl-e has been put
up along Jennings avenue to accom-.
modate the people who reside there and
AL. Powell and Engineer Flanders
have already taken the lights into
their residences.
The entertainment to be given on
Wednesday evening, March 2, for the
benefit and under the auspices of the
tho Congregational church, promises to
be most excellent one. Some pleas.
ing novelties in musical lines will be
Introduced, and the whole program is
excellent.
"A pesky dog ran out and went to
biting at the heels OF Butcher Van.
Demark's horse while delivering meat
Monday, when he whipped out
his revolver and shot it. He was
tined $40 by Judge Ridpath. With
dogs at that price Hot Springs is
wealthy indeed.
Chris Meyer returned from Lusk
Wednesday without purchasing any
beef cattle and says there are none in
this section Of country. He will take
trip down the Elkhorn in the near
future to bring in some corn fed steers
to satisfy the csrnivorous appetites Of
Hot Springs people.
The J r mining company has built
new shaft house at the mine, and is
now going ahead with the work in
much better style than when working
with a whim. Drifts are being run on
the 200 foot level north and south.
The ledge holds its width and is good
ore. The dip of the VEIN is much less
than near the surface.--Tin Miner.
Gen. Silsby writes Capt Willard Of
Custer that their company of Nation
al Guards can be mustered il they will
bear the necessary expense Of shipping
the clothing and arms, together with
other incidental expenses of the com
pany until the next meeting of the
legislature. This they will probably
do, and be mustered in soon by the
governor and Gen. Silsby. Congratu-
lations to the Custer guards.
Mrs. Iden, the wife of'the sheep man
who is moving IN from Sheridan, Wyo.,
arrived last Monday on the B. & NJ.
aud they will he permanent residents Of
Hot Springs. Mr.. Iden unloaded his
5000 sheep and car of horses at
Edgemout and is moving them out on
the range south of the river. The
STAR again welcomes these good peo
pie to our midst and hopes they may
find this congenial place to live.
The handsome letter &C" containing
81 incandescent lamps, has been pre-
sented by the Water, Light & Power
company to Harmony lodge No 40.
and it will be moved to their lodge
room and suspended from its appro
pirate place and the wires attached.
On Especial" occasions the flood OF light
from it will dazzle the beholder. The
beautiful star Of different colored satin
which was made by Harry Sparks, has
been presented to the o. E. s. Who will
: take it to the lodge room to be lighted
and used on similar occasions.