Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-01

ware house near the depot and in the
ice house in connection with the hotel,
They will receive about thirty r and
it is giving employment to about a
dozen men, while the job lasts. The
ice is of most excellent quality.
From Tuesdays Edition,
The Fargo Mercantile company has
inaugurated the special sale day sys.
tenn.
Mrs. S. G. Fargo will return to her
home at Yankton on Thursday of this
week.
Undertaken Joyce received a pair OF
fine pals for his horses to be used at
adult funerals.
Mrs. Robinson is very ill again and
poor hopes are entertained for her ul.
innate recovery.
The Calhoun boys expect to pat in a
wheel to irrigate their land along the
river below town.
Major Anderson had his first finger
crushed by allowing the stable door
to fly shut on it.
Frank Hesnard commenced putting
up a hundred tons of ice for the SOL
diers' home this morning. .
E. B. Warren talks of going on the
road this summer in the interest of the
Warren Mueller patent music stand.
The crop of ice for the Evans is near
ly housed and they will be we'll fixed
for a hot summer should it come.
Commissioner Colgan came over
from Oelrichs Monday and spent the
day looking after private business.
Emil Hargens says his wife will
probably be absent a month, and may
visit her parents in Missouri Valley
before she returns.
Bert Underhill has soldhis residence
near Gypsum Butte to Mrs. Lillian
Walker of our public school and she
has taken possession.
Mrs. Houser and her son Bert take
the Burlington tomorrow morning for
southern California where they will
take up their residence.
Miss Ida Sherman, the evangelist,
is now conducting a series of meetings
at Rapid City, from which place we un-
derstand she will go to Oelrichs.
Nj. and Mrs. Judge Gull gave a very
pleasant party at their cosy home on
Evans Heights on Saturday night. II
was what was known as a Maple sugar
party.
Engineer Bracken has an orderto go
to Custer this week to give evidene in
a a S of damage brought against the
railroad company for killing stock near
Buffalo Gap.
H. S. Gates is having a hard time of
it with sickness just now. He and his
wife and her father have all been sick
for several days and Homer Moore is
running the store.
We r to have the Pringle Comedy
company here all next week. The ad-
vance agent came in today and is post.
ing the autographs. 1t is a good COM
pany and we have no doubt but that
it will be literally patronized.
MI. Logan, of the Union Hill and
Lady Gay mines, came down Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with his
family and returned to his work this
morning. He reports things lively in
the mining camps in the vicinity of
Hill city.
We are in receipt of anumber of nice
little red note books bearing the very
familiar brand of the Burlington
Route" for which we return thanks to
Agent Catlin and j. M. Campbell, the
advertising man. They will COM in
nicely in taking notes.
Seavey Houghton reports a number
of persons who are going to use the
Rife Hydraulic ram for raising water
for irrigating purposes. Those who ex-
pect to farm will have to irrigate in
some way and the wheel system is liza
ble to be washed out by high water.
DIR. DALEY, u popular dentist, was
made to rejoice Monday morning by
the arrival of his wife from Madison,
Neb., and they are making their ar
rangements to go to housekeeping at
once. We hope Mrs. Daley may
find Hot Springs a pleasant place to
live.
Capt. Lucas is furnishing his mite
to help the state out of its present
financial embarrassment. He recently
paid taxes to the amount of 1928 and
will pay more shortly. We are glad to
note that Mrs. Lucas is improving
steadily and will soon be restored to
perfect health.
The STAR is in receipt of a letter
from Il, DeLOhrer. a former resident Of