Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

QUO HuO TWO 0uuQre0 Will 0LCon0 IRON
outside the city. Special excursion
rates will doubtless Le obtained from
oil stations along the railroads, which
will give great many who have
never visited the city an opportunity
Of doing 30 at reasonable expense.
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A Beneat Ral.
la order to make no the deficit in
the expense incurred in bringing the
Leavenworth detail to Hot Springs
last summer it has been decided tn give
a benefit ball at the soldiers home on
Friday evening, Feb. 2. Following Is
list OF the various committees, aud il
is confidently hoped that each member
will take right hold and do all he can
to make complete success:
Cnmmittee on Arrangements:-W.
P. Phillips, =. G. Roberts. r. w. shana
E. T. Peirce and Walter Knowlton.
Committee on Reception:-F. 7.
Evans, A. s. Stewart, A. B. Connor,
Capt. Megrew, Chambers Kellsr. Maj.
Anderson and H. A. GODDARD.
Committee on Music:-C. NJ. Wilcox,
w. w. Root, Jay Crane, w. E. Saw.
yer.
Committee on Tickets and Finance:
E. B. Warren, j. w. Hamilton, F. X.
Evans and X. F. Harris.
Committee on Printing!. Asian
ley, Chas. Callahan, Chas. Wilcox.
Floor Manaeers:-T. W. LaFleiche,
Walter Anderson, Ed. King, Mert
TilIotson, Philip Kellar, G. G. Dudley,
A. F. Jones.
A number Of ticke's have already
been sold and there promises to bs one
Of the largest crowds ever hronght to.
gether in town on such an OCCASION.
Chris Jensen will run a hack to and
from the hume at the rate of 25 cents
for the round trip. so that you can
avoid the walk if you wish. Make
yonr arrangements to go it you want
to enjoy gcod time.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Omaha bee in recent issue says:
MSS Cynthia E. Cleveland. formerly.
OF South Dakota, will hold her last re-
ception Of the season on Wednesday
from 3 ,oG. Miss Cleveland will be
assisted by Mrs. L. NJ. Cleveland Of
Hot Springs. s. D., and others"
A very enjoyable social dance was
held in the spacious dining room of the
Evans Wednesday evening.
Rev. GllchriSt has returned from
Spearfi>h " here he has been conducting
very successful series of meetings
for the last three weeks.
Me<dames I. II. Dunn, of Omaha,
and A. Z. Rockwood, of Massachusetts,
who are making u tour of the Hills,
stopped ID here on their return trip
to remain several days. They are de-
lighted with Hot Springs.
The u. s. land Office at Rapid City
Monday reports an original homestead
entry by Albert Carrier. Of Hot
Springs, and coal declaratory state.
ments by Avery D. Clark and James
N. Coleman, of this place.
The Omaha Bee Washington CORES.
pondent says: "a first dividend Of Is
per cent. has been declared in favor Of
the creditors OF The First National
bank of Hot Springs. s. D.. on claims
proved, amounting to $43, ,487."
Mueller & Warren have received tho
first shipment of 1000 pounds Of roll.
ed STEEL and are looking sor another
shipment of like amount from an.
other place this week. and they hope
by week to be stamping out the
music stands.
joe Rymer has returned TO Hot
Springs TO stay with Us. He SAYS the
people of Chadron have got it into
their heads that The road will be ex.
tended west from Casper next year,
and they are looking forward to very
busy year and have put up their rents
80 high be thought he conldn't afford
TO pay it.
Your Opportunity.