Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-15

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Blair says the output of their little five
stamp mill has been $4,000 per day for
the number of days run.-Tin Miner
From Tuesdays Edition.
Rev. McCready who is we'll known
here is visiting in this city.
Capt. Knight, ex-sherif of Lawrence
county, the tallest man in the Hills, is
in the city.
Carrie Towner, daughter of F. A
Towner, of Custer, is visiting the fami
ly of j. b. Dickover.
Dr.. Hargens aud Dan Larson 20 in q
few days to the lakes in the sand hills
for a week of duck hunting.
P. Whitney, the we'll known townsite
agent of the Northwestern railroad,
arrived in town this morning.
A sister of Mrs. w. j. Mcgowan ar
rived this morning from Hay Springs
and will remain here several weeks.
Parties wanting -four, feed and pro.
duce; seed wheat and oats, also wood
will do we'll to call on F. H. Porter and
save money.
Dick Winkler who has been head
waiter at the Evans has resigned his
position. The position will be filled by
Frank Evans.
This clustering, wintry weather ex-
tends throughout Nebraska and eastern
Dakota. The snow is a splendid thing
for the farmers.
Attorney Vroman is over from Edge
mont today. He says another new
stone block was started at the Mid-Re-
public city yesterday.
The spring term of Black Hills COL
lege openedtoday. The music students
are arranging to give a cantata at the
close of the spring term.
Billy Reeder's new dray team, recent
ly purchased of the Martin Valley
Stock company, made a dash forliberty
yesterday forenoon but no damage was
done.
Joseph Rymer has sold his confec-
tionery store on Minnehahta avenue
opposite the Gillespie to j. j. Blessing
ton, who has been clerking in the down
town drug store.
Fred Hamilton is rejoicing over the
arrival of a daughter at his home on
Sunday morning. Their many friends
will be glad to learn that mother and
child are doing we'll.
Judge Hubbard and party left in
their special car for the northern Hills
over the B. & M. this morning. Mrs.
Hubbard will remain at the Evans
several weeks longer.
A sociable was given last evening by
the Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church at the residence
of H. E. Pomeroy. AS usual a very
enjoyable evening was spent by the
young people.
While dumping some of the refuse
in the river from the ruins of the
Crane building the wagon got too far
over the edge and rolled down the en-
bankment into the river, much to the
Inconvenience of the driver.
NJ. Flanagan will shortly return
from Minneapolis, and, we r in
formed, will start a bank at Oelrichs
with his son as cashier. Mike is a
banker of large experience and well
known all over Fall River county.
The juniors gave an interesting en-
tertainment with ice cream and cake
Accomplishments at the Baptist church
last evening. The entertainment was
very we'll attended considering the in
clement weather and about 500 was
realized.
The Modern Woodmen camp initiated
seven candidates into the mysteries of
the benefit degree last night and two
candidates were put through the fra
ternal degree. The boys are doing
good work and nearly every able bodied
man in town is a Woodman or on the
anxious seat.
John F. Parks has severed his con-
nection with the firm of II. ID. Clark 4
Co., and the old and reliable insurance
firm of Parks & Stanley, composed OF
j. F. Parks and w. H. Stanley, has
been recognized and rejuvinated and
will again solicit the patronage of the
public. The firm of Parks Il Stanley
will also engage extensively in the real
estate and collection business.
Crane Bros. have had men and teams
at work for the past few days cleaning
up the debris in and about their prop.
erty on Chicago venue recently gut
ted by fire, preparatory to rebuilding.
They will finish up the building in
good shape and it is probable that il
will be occupied by Fred Berrier as a
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