Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-06
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Garden making is the order Of the
day.
Boyle & Reeder's large new stable is
enclosed.
Meyer & Co. are papering their MAJ :
ket and otherwise fixing 1T up in de-
cidedly tasty manner.
sgess .,Street Commissioner Scott is having
lathe sidewalk on Lincoln avenue COM
pleted to the bridge, below the city.
Dr.. Howell has purchased the Pher.
7 nettan residence in the Catholicon ad-
dition and is moved into it Monday.
@ Emmett Cook, the hustler for the
Odsll quarries, has returned from
sPlattsmouth, Wis.,. bringing his bride
With him.
Nj. Gates of Broken Bow, Neb., has
rented the store room recently vacated
by Spencer e. Van Denmark and opened
produce store.
The many friends of of Mrs. l.. S.
Gull, who went to Omaha for medical
treatment will be glad to know that
she is getting along nicely.
r The Odd Fellows are anticipating a
grand time at their anniversary ball
to lie given April 26 at the city hall.
They haye issued $50 invitations.
John King, the draymen, has pur-
chased the Barney Mullin property on
the soldiers home road, and moved
there last Wednesday. He paid $500
for it.
Rev. N. A. Swickard returned last
Saturday on the b. 6 NJ. from his sad
erfand of attending Rev. Anderson in
his last sickness and death. and the
burial service.
Judge Kanable has received word of
the suicide of his brother-in-law, Mark
j. Neher, a prominent citizen of Edg-
wood, California. No cause was assign.
ed for the rash act.
-. r. Flanders, the we'll known and
popular conductor on the main line OF
the Elkhorn, with his wife and Mrs
Hilton of Cbadron spent very pleas
ant Sunday in this city.
The many friends of A. NJ. McCarty
postmaster at Oelrichs, and formerly
in business here, will be sorry to learn
that be is lying dangerously i'll will
pneumonia at his home.
Oelrichs will have physician o.
= their own hereafter. c. l. Welch tn,
! druggist who has been in Chicago du
ring the winter attending lectures, re
turned Sunday with his diploma.
Mrs. G. A. Baker left Monday
for York, Neb., where her husband ha
been sent by the Elkhorn. May the,
meet with success is the wish of th,
numerous friends they leave here.
w. H. Wilson, of the law firm O
Wilson & Wilson, who has been away
FOR the last month attending to bust
ness in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa re
turned last Saturday. He reports {
pleasant visit.
Arrangements are being made fol
holding union memorial service o1
the churches, and fraternities of which
he was member, in honor of the lat,
Rev. j. w. ID. Anderson, to be held il
the the opera house on next Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Conrad Listman, who arrived abou
one week ago from Sioux Falls is 81
we'll pleased with the city and its pros
poets that he has concluded to engag,
in business here. He has rented th,
-,store room next to Joe Rymer's ant
will at once open merchant tailoring
! establishment.
Judge Cleveland appeared before
the commissioners Thursday ant
the matter of rebating tn
taxes Of the business men of the cit,
whose assessment was doubled by th,
"a old board Of commissioners. They hav'
Is decided to take out one telephone, d,
Nj N away with the electric lights and maxi
U other reductions in expense Of running
d the court house; which is move il
the right direction.