Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-01-04
School commences again Monday.

W WoTIduCS way up ana
prices OF goods way down at Fargo's.
Black Hills College opened again
Wednesday morning with a good at
tendance.
Sam Moses and H. A. GODDARD we're
out with the first cutter of the season
at noon today.
James Martin went to Deadwood on
Wednesday to remain with his son the
balance of the winter.
Chambers Kellar has gone to Custer
to attend court today where he has a
number of important cases.
Wallie Fields, who has been over from
Edgemont spending the holidays, re-
turns to his work this evening.
The drug stock of Ed Bracken came
in on the freight today and it is being
unloaded and put upon the shelves.
+. H. Porter's team got away from
George Leach this morning and made
a lively run down town. Luckily not
anything was broken.
If you need feed, flour, building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
"Razzer" Smith. is saving wood for
the city as a consequence of imbibing
too freely of the ardent on New Years
eve.
Ask your drayman to bring you
the Glenrock coal. It is the cleanest
and best soft coal on the market.
H. s. Dinner has bought the bar fix
lures and stock of Frank Crabill and
will run the bar hereafter in connec-
ton with the house..
This is cold weather, and If you
want a good warm, four room house
cheap, apply to H. d. Clark. & Co. log
The Hot Springs house will get their
steam for heating purposes from the
Hot Springs Steam laundry and a pipe
is being laid for that purpose.
Get your coal from Hulst & Price.
Rouse (Colorado) coal, 500 per ton;
Cheyenne Canyon coal, $500 per ton;
Glen Rock coal, $500 per ton.
There will be one less saloon in town
after today. Fields place, in the Frame
block is being closed up and the furni-
ture stored till times improve.
There will lie a regular co%nvocation
of Hot Springs chapter of Royal Arch
Masons on Friday evening and a full
attendance of the members is desired.
A pleasant party of % or 30 young
folks spent several hours New Years
night at the home of E. j. Moore and
passed the time in playing games and
social conversation.
The dance given by the colored peo-
pie at the pavilion on New Years night
was we'll attended and was greatly en-
joyed although it got pretty cold be-
fore the fun was over with.
The social by the o. E. s. on Mon
day night was an occasion of much en-
joyment to those who attended. Good
music and elegant refreshments we're
the features of the evening.
The Confusion" band made night
hideous till nearly 2 o'clock New Years
morning, though the boys had a good
time and kept themselves within the
limits of good natured fun.
G. d. Bailey returned from the min.
ing camps in the vicinity of Hill City
Monday evening and thinks things
are pretty lively, but has not conclu-
ded to change locations yet.
The board of county commissioners
met yesterday by mistake, thinking
they had to meet on the first of the
year instead of the first Monday in the
year. They adjourned till today and
have been ~transacting the usual grist
today.
The preliminary hearing of Luca
Cussalo, the murderer of John Clyde
at Lead, has been continued until the
10th, in order to give his lawyers,
Henry Frawley and w. L. Mclaughlin,
a chance to work up the case. r. g.
Hayes and Col. Parker will assist in
prosecuting him.
Have you tried the Felix coal? 1t
will give you satisfaction. Ask Reeder
& Boyles for it.
R. 7. Patrick informs us that the
stone business is looming up in great
shape. He has lately received letters
of inquiry for stone from st. Louis, st.
Joe, Sioux City and other cities, and
says the present outlook is most en-
%couraging for a big year in that line of
business. We sincerely hope it may.
G. M. Wilcox came over from Odell
this morning and is having his furni-
ture moved to that place where he will
reside in the future. He just returned
from the Keystone camp where he has
some idea of going into business. Hot
Springs people will be sorry to lose
Charley and his excellent wife as citi-
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