Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-01-18

the management of the B. & M. has
about decided to make a change of
time on this division, of the passenger
trains, to go into effect Sunday, Janu-
AIRY 20. By the change the train will
arrive as at present. but will leave at
11:3O at night. The train will be placed
at the depot at 8 o'clock in the even
ing and passengers may take the
sleeping car at any time they desire
and retire, SO the late hour of depart
ing will not inconvenience them
Deadwood Times.
From Thursday 8 Edition.
George Pomeroy is confined to his
room with u hard cold.
Rev. Leslie made a trip to Custer to-
day on church business.
Mrs. G. p. Taylor returned from
Belle Fourche last evening.
Chas. B. Stackpole is expected to
return to Hot Springs on every train.
Edgemont will vote on the question
of incorporation on the 9TH of Febru-
airy.
Wood Craven came over from the
ranch today and is doing business in
town.
Ben Skiles started for Sheridan last
evening where he will probably go into
business.
Considerable anxiety is being felt for
Miss Robbie Smith, who is quite sick
at her home on College hill.
In regard to the electric street rail
way we are authorized to say, that ii
will surely be built this spring.
The Lead Call says there has never
been a time when there was as much
sickness in that town as at present.
Mrs. Thos. Bentley has been very
near deaths door for the past three
days but is slightly improved at this
writing.
Andrew Kellar returnedfrom his visit
to the south this morning and surpris-
his relatives, who did not know he was
coming.
The contract for the electrical ma
chinery has been let and it won't be
long until the improvements will be
started.
Mnufpr Ts110%cND y,o%,r md F,nO~, Lse
trip to Newcastle and reports his ia
Their getting along nicely in his new
business.
Our winter weather continues milo
and pleasant and Hot Springs is keep
ing up it's reputation as an all-the-year
round resort.
We understand the Cold brook ban6
will be recognized on next Monday
evening, with most of the old members
and Ed Sarver as leader and director
Frank Howell, Oldest son of DIR
Howell, took his departure on Tues
day evening for Iowa where he will
take up his old position working on g
farm.
Homer Moore has found u place
north of town where he gets some
beautiful large clear crystals, something
like Iceland spar. Some of them are
three or more inches in length.
The commissioners adjourned last
evening to meet again on the 14th OF
February to canvass the vote of the
Edgemont election. A full account Of
the proceedings will appear later.
1t is nearly time the city council
should be taking some action in the
matter of sewerage, SO as to keep the
stream from filth and stencil. Let us
hope something will be done next
summer.
N. S. Brown, the gentlemen who
represents the Felix coal company rode
from Deadwood on his bicycle yester.
day and reports some rough riding.
He reports large sales of their excel
lent coal.
E. A. Raaths will take his leave Of
Hot Springs Sunday night for Tacoma,
WASH, where he will go into business
He is a fine young man and a tiptol
mechanic. We wish him success in his
new location.
Until further notice the bell of the
Baptist church will ring on Sunda,
mornings at 1000 and again at 1925 tc
1920; on Sunday evenings at 6:3O and
again at 7:30; on Tuesdays and Thurs
days at 700 p. IN. and again at 7:25 te
1910.
Hon. Eben Martin has now secured
an undivided half interest in the fine
irrigated quarter section of land ad
joining the town site of Buffalo Gap or
the north, in which he formerly held
lesser interest. 1t will now be used fol