Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26
Lisbmann is moving into his new

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The school bell has been suspended
from the top Of the west gable Of the
school house and can be plainly heard
all over town.
H. Peters, prominent liveryman
and horse dealer from Hay Springs,is in
the city AMI will remain a couple of
weeks taking baths.
Chris Jensen and bis partner. Jim
Stephenson, of Omaha, have contracted
for carrying the mails between this
place aud Cascade for the next four
years.
Messfs. H. A. GODDARD and w. L..
Judkins went to Deadwood Tuesday
morning TO take part IN a reunion
and convention OF Scottish Rite Ma.
sons.
The goods of MIR. Godfrey, who will
shortly occupy the Barnes building
have commenced to come in and are
being stored temporarily in the old
New York store building.
+. G. Matthews, travelling passenger
agent of the Burlington, came in yes.
terday and he and John Sidey drove
up in the hills to look at some mica
property which there is some prospect
of his purchasing.
1t seems as though the water mains
are going to bs laid according to the
franchise after all. A force of men
were put to work on the extension of
the line on Chicago avenne south, to
the intersection with Lincoln avenue.
The STAR desires to impress upon its
friends the Importance of sending in
any communications or advertising
matter intended for the Weekly by
Wednesday evening in order to insure
ITS appearance in the following issue.
BonN---To Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith,
on Monday evening. son of regula-
tion weight. Mother and son doing
nicely and hopes are entertained that
Joe will recover his proper equilibrium
as the novelty wears of. Good luck to
the boy.
About 300 scholars are now attending
our public schools. The rooms are
kept warm and cosy, but it takes lots
of coal this cold weather. Janitor
Chapman estimates that it will take
about 160 TONS to rdn the school
through year.
| We had touch of weather last
night and today that was not on the
bills, and which Sterling Morton fail.
ed to catch and advise us Of. The
thermometer Is reported by different
persons to have been all the way from
IL to 20 degrees below.
The farmers are all making calcula-
tions on prosperous year and are
planning to put in large crops. The
cold weather with the large amount of
snow is always a forerunner of a wet,
and therefore prosperous crop season
in the west.-Oelrichs Times.
James H Bell, foreman of the - 4
ranch, Tuesday purchased from }. A.
Wade, the elegant Hambletonlan
trotting stallion Billy Gold.dust. Mr..
Bell has secured great horse and his
neighboring hosemen are to be con.
graduated on his acquisition.
Chris. Meyer has sold his meat mar
ket IN the Minnekahta frame block to
Messrs Spencer and VanDemark, who
have opened out stock of meats, ETC.,
and they propose to carry on the busi-
ness in good shape. Mr.. Spencer is
practical butcher and came here re.
Gently from Laurel, Neb. We wish
them success.
| Henry Marty came down from the
Lady Gay mine in which he with sey.
en- others are interested, on Sunday
night, and a more enthusiastic man
over the mine business would he hard
to find. He thinks they have "struck
it rich and we sincerely hope they
have. He reports his brother Joe as
having the "gold fever" worse than
anybody. Jos's and George Turner's
claim is about mile distant from the
Lady Gay.
| DR.. Hargens has received word that
through the efforts of Senator Petit.
grew he is to be- presented with COM
plete set Of instruments for the wealth.
er service. There will not be a station
established here, perhaps, but the doctor
will keep and preserve complete rec.
ord OF the temneratnre. wind rainfall