Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
Doc Psirce is assisting Gene Lewis
in the barber business

| R. r. Connor is confined to his home
with the prevailing epidemic.
New board walk is l,eing laid to the
entrances Of the school hou.e and rap
id progress is lMing made in grading
the road up 10Th street.
Prof. King now reports almost 800
scholars and new ones coming in ev-
cry day. There is now talk of secur-
ing the services of another teacher.
Warren e. Mueller have ordered the
material for aud will soon begin the
Manufacture uf their music stands.
T"-y l,aye already received quite a
number Of orders.
Joseph March's many young friends
assisted him to c.l.hrate his twenty
first birthday on Wednesday evening.
at a party gwen in hnnor of it. A
splendid time is reported.
Word has leen received Of the death
of our former tDwn>nan Z. A Jarvis
in Iowa a few DAYS ago. He had
Leen sick f"r some time and his death
was not unexpected.
Sculptor R,ordan has just completed
a beautiful piece 1T statuarv repreSent-
ing Nature unveiling herself before
Science, which is beautiful. He will
ship it to New York in the near flu.
ture.
Don't you know that you can get
the Weekly STAR and Inter Ocean for
a year for So? Well, you can, If you
pay the cash in advance. This propo.
sition will not hold good but a short
time.
A fine l'aby boy has come to take
up his permanent residence with Mr..
aud Mrs. JOS. Petty. The happy pa
rents are receiving the congratula-
tions of their many friends over the
event.
A. D. Wood returned from his ten
days trip "Wednesday, having taken
in Omaha, Kansas City and other Mis-
souri, river points and made a trip to
his parents hume in Iowa. He reports
a fine time.
John Pearson, the gentlemanly sec.
tion boss of the B. & NJ. at this place
entertained quite q number OF his
friends on his birthday at the section
house on Monday evening and very
pleasant time was had.
j. L. Baker returned from two
weeks visit to the cities and towns in
the eastern part Of Nebraska Wed.
nesdav, and says the demand for Ba-
ker plaster promises to be immense
during the coming year.
A very pleasant time was had at the
basket sociable at the rooms at Mrs.
Warren's in the Minnekahta stone
block. There was good attendance.
good instrumental and vocal music
and neat sum was raised.
Henry Schultz received word of the
death of his son Fred. of consumption.
in Iowa. on Monday. He was sent
there some time ago, th,nkii & his
health wonld he improved, but he had
to succumb to the inevitable.
G. Odell. the old gentleman who has
been so sick for some weeks on Harri.
son fats, east at the Gap, died at 8
o'clock. and was buried at the Gap
Thursday. He was an old resident,
and leaves an aged wife to mourn his
loss.
The children of our public school
now march in and out of their rooms
to the tap of the drum, beat ty Earl
Chambers. They have already shown
great improvement and will soon I've
able t' march like little veterans.
There ia nothing like order and disci<
pline. even in the marching in and ont
of school.
Monitor Houk, general passenger
agent Of the OHIO Central railroad. il
in the c,tv on his annual tonr Of husi.
ness. He is accompanied hy H. e..
Ferris. chief engineer of that road.
who ia enjoying his first visit to the
Springs verv much. MIR. Hcuk il a
nephew of Major Eaton, and both gen.
tlemen are from Toledo.
Hot Springs is becoming qnite noted
! for its divorce colony. AT this time
there are no less than five parties in
our city who are acquiring the stain.
tory residence in order 10 secnre the
legal separation they so much desire.
Onr excellent hotels. delightful climate
and enhancing scenery makes it a
srecially delightful place to stay nm
Til they can secnre qniet hearing
and get their hill. They can come un.
der the pretense Of heiny health or
pleasure seekers and get awav before
the Obj a"t ct their visit is known.
The Hot Snrines hand met at the
city hall Wednesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: j. Il. Sackette. prpsi
dent and hnsiness manager; John
Mueller, leader; Charley Stewart, Sec
i retary and George Gihs, n. treasurer.
The boys meet for practice every Nom
day evening. The are resolved TO get
down to hnsiness, work harmon iously
and he ready for the sn,nmer cam.
\ paiyn, The STAR c0noratulMtes them