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Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
Gm MI &iforic ont Sons
SSfar.

Sil Rep Yort Simes telsgraFeres fra
9on0on, at be Der boenoe Norom6nO
bar mootu9st 9rsps, ION beretter nln me
0reoesuobruo at Song Sstdr. 0e
sSdntorb, ban bar facet - life dlene al
be nprits 8enitrebldoe, men ogIdd al Dsn
uoenldnoTte Yresir, beribldnot al bet
fongelige SprDorgan 1onopn Stdncs
arb, foroi ban Hog Sdtten al en- enfol<
big Yonbe, Iom oiloe ie BAN pda mart
SplO ps slemte at narme fig meo blot
let !SopeO, bar giort BAN enood mere
nerbps, sro ban alereoe bar, ps / So
lelIen al, at bans fongelige S9roigbeo
tr9ntes ! bet liGe Nprse, gddr ban fra
ben enc Yoerligbeo til Den anOsn. Del
Ell en- betjenot Sag, at ban ofte er bruIet,
% / en- iaaoan Silitano er bet let at
forgdd Jig enoug for en- Songe.
Sdn Ielp oe aronprtns 8uitao boIpt
lit Snotog / Gbriitianid, fort fer Or.
Nanisn pg bans M9no tom bio mec
"Sram." Mdn fan l9ie me[lem 2is
nierne / S%elsgrdmmst, at ingen BRIO ia
ON benz, og at 9psn life giorpe mere
Slabs for benz eno for urlore rsiienoe;
men ba HunIen tom msb "Sram," blep
Mootagslien Iud i~tordrtet, at ben et
eneitadrnoe ! gpns SiItorie. 0ette all
apngsn nGr. !San er meget Itolt Ga
9rgierrig, % Bet trGnteoe BAN opbt,
at ban iadleoss blep ItiQet / Stpaaen.
SORT ado ban i'm 9reoe Cuff / en- an.
teroisp meo TO tpIte Sorrelponoentcr,
Tom bdooe inofunoet fig for at beTiripe
Nanisns 5eitligbsoerne, og psrp1a ldsoe
Fan fig til / Sue ps !Sait at brpoe pp fra
Slpttet G9riitidnia og itrpse afiteo til
Spsriss. 3elegrammst tiger, at bar
til De to Observation-Disclosures gap lea
ia en- Del 2aOning al utpsmsoro moo
Npromenbsne i Qlminoelig6so % mob
Or. NdnIsn SGroelesbeo. Sdn IfjdIp
at @rsDe, od ban talts, o. ban tom BAD
os mco 8agpaItslIer MOB BET norIte Soft
o. nlep SruIler. Oct bsres li9siao
utroliat ION 5slssrammst ON, at ban
Ilos 0dttsn at en- iiatteIs goHbe; men
bet tor BOG p9re ianpt, bssp9rre. I
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22

Gioe. Sneen tor bstr9oe bet meo
fmuoiise StspIer, inssn tor ldoe en-
Srdao eIIer en- papiritump fable paa
@ulpet uoen itrdr at tdge ben op isien.
Der er ijeIom plunter { Stusn, | 9sia
Den en- eller to, beller life fort Rips,
"t9at LOFTS 6eap", flyer be; og lda to-
Ger Get for lang Sib at boloe bet frit
for Steo.
sSnoen Itinfcnbe Gloistter / 9astrapz
ben = bet sr utroligt, bpao europe
erne fan osie at Iligt - men ct Init
rummeligt soilstrum, bpor al llbumTt t.
heo Ffplss p9t al en- trdftig 8anoIprut.
Oct life emdliereos 9doetdr og Stens
~teisbaTfsn bprer meo / 5%oiletrummst.
On 9inteyen intst gradt pg intet
Sel mso Spn og Sui. 2eilisbeoen ops
barnes fra ajelosren; 5dmilien liggsr
/ fine reIpettipe Sengc pg bprer meo
8sI6ebas be imaa SmeIo / 8armsaps
pardtet, Der tDoer pdd. at portnsren bar
qjort lin pIigt og fpret pdu neoenunosr
for BET gdnIte 6us.
Sg bette bar ben alminbeligite ams=
~ritanite Sllsmooer, Blot foroi ale Susz
eiere itaar paa 9inoe for benoe. 8io
Ri mart funps lore Dem bet famine bos
nal
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
9 III tap t.

GrsSupsrnsr Soies taltc 5rsodg ST.
termiooag pad StsDers Sperabus for
fri Splompntning. Sun bdpoe fulot
Sus % tdlte uoeluttenoe ON Splps
ipsrgsmddlst, ION DAN bebanOleoe fra
ben biItoriFte Sibs.
= llafbentsoe Srepe: 5. 9llbsrt':n,
mrs. 9. SeIld.
= Mr. os Mrs. 8. :. Samre Tom
Tioite 5reous til Netu gprt. % pentsS
til DEBORAH 5borsodg oenns llgs.
- Sr. SOer 2arien reiIte iodg ii!
Minneapolis Tom 9ione ! YrocesIn ON
gugsburgs Stolen. Sagen fomm:r
op for Statens attorneD Gsnrral / 81.
paul, pdd en- quo tpdrrdnto" Srore
Sirsoas 5ormiOoas 81. 10.
- Rat til SenOag bapoe Ri ben Ferz
ite 5rOit i6sit, og bet fros rigtig 6aarot,
idd ale SaoebIomtsr ruinsrsoss. Soda
Wdnodg, er bet milot og bet bsilieIts
Seitpeir, man ian enfts iig.
- Mtis 2ouiis 9apiOIon er pua g,z
fes hos i'm Setter Mrs. Rap. glpisz
atsr / Mapoiue. q. 3.
- Wttls G6riitine Sietpsrs or reiit
tilbdge for At ~forti9tte fine Stuoi,r i
gpauston.
g. Sdriet, rsiisnOe 4gcni for
Soma Gitp Rurisrp, er 9scOra9 / 5ors
%rstninger.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
Sutber Gpueac.


2grpas often ben lobe Sept. sapes
Den fsrite 8pniert / bette Stoleddr.
Oct bar eaentlig prof. San'pns aons
Iert eller Yiolin Escitdl. San bar
uIGopanlig 9oot ppla9t % ipilleoe mer
Strait % 9arme. Oct ferIte Numer
par en- msset panTtelig Sonata al Grisg,
uOidt for Yiolin % piano. Mrs.
8rdce MdrIbsWeiier ipiQeoe Yianc
meo fin 5prituaeIie og uomartet Set
nil. anore, Tom asiiitersoe, bar Yait.
$. 9. Sborgrimipn, Der meo tor Sraft
Iuna g~eetbopens "4l Simien prize"
% Stub. Chr. S9ompion, Der bar en-
meget imut aItitemme og fang S6us
manns "De to 8renaOerer."
Stjsnt &onIsrtsu bar bdarlig aperz
teret. bar Den gdnIts goot beIegt. ST
ter lit 89ro fo%rtiener Den fulot Sus.
Or forEfjeQige muIitalIie Sorenirs
ger bar MI ursaniieret fig i9isn Tor Stos
lsudret. Mdn t1nier at faa ppti! sc
Msolsmmer / 6ornmuTiten, pg Der er
ulsreoe lsnOt eftsr flere me Snitrumsns
ter. Dat fore Spr omfatter 60 Nteps
lemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
SecDrab % Smegl.
grnnnp.
Sen 2ioe Sent. 1896.

Rean % SsIs piI ijelbn forb'ner'
ncatn fra al rstis til en- liar gtrs @r9!'
lup, ibi man peo 10 paa forbdano, at,
mar Daasu ferIt er bsItsmi Tor Ell ldd'
ban 6eitiocIigbeo, Ida MAD bet Tie, mans
feet bpao Siags @sir Der inoir1her.
Rrln Tom for ben 15oe Ssptsmb r,
pda boiItsn Dag Rartba NdIind, alb
tie 0uttcr al mrs. S~ugcbor9 etoe,
nuIce pies til Ole 8. Sdanidruc, pg 81
inobuore @i1iter tom og'dd pad Sla'
act u til RuIbToros Mleni9bsos Slrir,
Tom oar isitIia prpOet for anlsoningen'
QaItor &. Saaitdo iorretieoe 9ieilsn,
og pad I'm panIigc @is sdp ban bet un9e
9ruOSpnr mango goOe @int % aIoorIigc
Rddo "a 5ormluinger pau Oeres frems
tioi9s 2iosbane.
GSrl 3uI9foro oro9 bet fore 9ruoes
fet1e / en- 3Gttc til Sruoens Wooers
toTeliQr 6icm bed grdtsbsrg, Winncs
Iotu, bpor be LANCE goroe ItoO rigeiigt
o0iteoe uroer 3dg, uoe / 8ddr0en.
Sosr 200 q ace 8jGiter omringsoe Dor
orns "a meo goo 9lppetit inotog Mioz
oag 81. 3. Otter Wiooagsmddltioct
u~noerboIotes @irIterne meo Sang %
W(u'it. 9rdtsbarg gra's 8dno gap
Here Rumre tilbeoitc, ca De 9ioroe fine
Sdger meast goOt. lln9oommcn more
be fig uOs / bet 6rie.
Yditor SdGitao bIep upsntsn0e for
hinorct fra at felge SruosYslget bjrm.
od ban maaite / SDgsbeIs8.
Om qftsnen taIte QaItor Mdgc'Ten
FOR 9~ruoeparret. San frembGpeoe b..
a., at oisic to. 9ruo % gruogom, bar
bel tienote / Oioers Sreois, ban ION Ga
rer oeo Common Stolen % bun iom
2Grerinbe bdloe peo Common Stolen
% Religions Stolen, at De begge bar
ogteoe % eliteoe al ale, Tom tienots BEN;
ottte bite fla ogIda at bore SufRloet
peo at td'te ct SIit pdd be mango patre
0aper, 8iGiterre babe bragt meo iig
til Yrubeparret.
81. 8 bRntspes otter 8iGiierne til pf
LANCE % peIoGttepe 9oroe. Gfter
WdaItioet fortIdtte llngoommen Iin
uItploigs Geg % Sang; bette / 6orbtns
orlie meo be 8amle, Iom / &lpnQer pas
IIareoe ON aamle Minoer, % iom life
glemte ben p~1aguasnOe 8dlstdmp, 9iors
De it til at forIGuge Soften ldngt no pda
Rdtten, oa man Etiltes meo 5pIelIen al,
at tdpe til6rdgt eli megst bpggelig Dag
og often bos Mrs. Gios.
Def unss 9ur pil Ildd Iig til Rp pdu
ois'e gamle Sumtsr, bbpr be er opporet
meo Sddb ON at Itabe fig ct imutt %
bpggsli9t Sjem. 8io 2ptte % @s!Iigs
nelie mda Fpl9e Dem Idn9t, ldngt inc /
oeres 9Ggteftdb % bereoe Dem ct mutt
SdmIip. St. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22

a. gnbcfaler, at Der opreitss lotale
5oreninscr | ale norIts Ssttlemsuter oe
9er.
5. Den rationale Screening boloer
Ct Representation Msoe tpsrt 3bie aar,
og lptale 5oreningsr ie1Oer 3 RepreIens
tanter til Disis Meoer. De lotale 6ors
ei ringer bolosr en- Jsit ben feritr Suss
Dag | Sttober bpert aar.
6. Weblemmerne bRrer en- Snap,
pda boiltet Der er grdperet ct 8inleo meo
ct 9itmgsItib os gositdDerne "H. g.
u. a." og en- 0ruettdie.
Z. siltraosliespense fditieiies til
so Gents.
Ollie be pionerer, iom | bstios bapoe
melOt, at be bible pperp9rs Meoet, blep
al ben nprFts gsfol,nin9 / Waoiipn inos
buot til en- gdnfet ON 4ftenen. Srnne
bolotes pad Obj 5slops Sda. Sms
firing 200 GjsIter bar tiliiebe og gl9s
oeoe fig peb be berlige Retter og De uoz
m9rteoe Sdler, Tom bolotes. prof. s.
6. Slion fungereoc Iom Gsrrmonimez
tier, pg en- beore Mtdno for oenne Gill
ling tunoe man life babe funoet.
9lanot 3dlsrne bar a ungs Ibcofdter.
Iom iitterlis bar en- lps 5remtio. Ser
er progrdmmet for Nfteren:
Halle s, steenslaul, Prcsident-Address of Wei
come.
X. b Anderson-The Pioneers OF Norwegian I'm,
7. Eggen- The Norwegian Churches in America.
NJ + Stenjcm-Representative Nofwegians in
LII. Erdall-Norwegians 10 thSLegal Profession.
Knudt Henderson - Music.
John Ollis-Ihe Norwegian Farmer.
Levi kittelsen-The Norwegian Manufacturer.
4. w. Anderson-Nhe Norwegian in Politics.
Storm Bull-Our Mother Norway.
Kew a; BredeSon-The Norwegian as a Student
in American Schools.
s. Swansen-The Pioneer Woman.
j. +, Oison-E Education among the Norwegian
Americans.
P, o. Stromme-The American-born Norwegian.
Obey Nelson-National Allegiance.
Music by HO. Anderson's Mandolin Orchestra.
Yad SormibpaeSmpbet gorsbug
6emDnoigeoss ben erstltioe &omite iii
at optdge "6artsr members" inotil bet
nGIte Mpoe ON 3 Ndr. 0snns Somite
bleb osVaa paaldgt at ienOe en- 2pfenfts
ningsI.rioelis til Or. Hduien. Gn
SdttedorssIe til BIN norfte 9eIolfning /
WaoiIpn bleo psbtdget oeo Heisning.
Sa man bar fGrOig meb 6orretnins
gerne, bleo De 9lo|te Pionerer opTororepe
til at fortGlls nogle Smaditubber ON
fine Spleoelier be IerTte adr. vi Dem,
Iom i%nopunorebe | 1887 bar Der fun 2
tiliteoe, nemlig q. 8unoerIon fra Wdz
terforo, Wis., % Shas. Ioldno fra
Nortb Cape, 8is., % 6eggc f%prtuItc
liOt fra Npbp9gerlipes / Slutningen al
80 qarerns. Nil8 u. See fra Deer
feb, ION tpm til &oIbtonon9 / 1841,
talte pm ben fprite Snopanoring til
a~oIbtonong.
81. IL Sorsbag Mioodg afIluttebeg
BET ferIte Mpoe at be gdmle norfte pios
nerer | Imeritd. Sm Gftsrmioougen
foretoges en- SpIttur per 0amper pda
ben patre SnoIe Monpnd.
De fIeIte df De samle Settlere bar fra
BE- fore Settlsmsnter omfring Maoiion,
Soibtonpng, 2ibertp Yrairie, Roripap
@rppe, Primrole pg Stouabtpn. Der
bar pgiad npgle fra Rucinr Co., @is.,
Gbicdgo, ST., Spfud pg MtnneIota
gtnore Stater par life repre- entersoe.
Oct bar en- uI9oDdnlig patter 5prs
iamline at gdmls Itdute WGno meo ct
frsibigt og ieloit9noigt uOIrDt % ligss
frem / lin Sale % Smgang.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
SonfaS 9th
Srs. Suueau & ySap,

SonelG9er, ian trRiitsi i:
santsbprp. 2iinu, lSoc, 1906 % 2Ooe Sept.
fountain, A'tHn 2loe os 22oe Sept.
gsptolL gtiuu.. 23oe o. 240e Sevt.
Selfplrtutle, Yliuu., 250e oa 2Goe Sepf.
&italont Gpope. 4iHr. 2S0e ca 29oe Sept.
&oeae, Mum. 30te Sept.
Sprtn8 Salep, gitnn, lite til zoe CIT.
2GneG IrR,ies ubsn Smsrte. gIt Or.
pe'oe lnroi'ieres. 52.20ti.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
Iorb.C iicriiofaualcu CT / BET MI

Nor0'EHer11otanalel CT | bet MI
afllu.,coe iprite 3riitsaar pas ieret af
beupco 10000 Sartpier. Oct er be-
tppeli9t minore emo ioruoiat for slns
lGg9et, men tyife Ylabe trpiter fla meb,
at oa 2oet Saiuaar uiier Ell Dobbslt
iaa flor 3raiit iom iprite, fan MAJ
sibrc iis Saab ON iOrtiat stisnins,
laa Traiitca uliseuel meb 1iben faa
iaa Den Sc!Doniug, iom bar i~oruoiat.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
EiuneappIis acruuarfeo.
giuueapsIiS groonItmGrfeo.

II ,fe Noieinrrr er for sterrc iartier; we'd smaasalg
uTriserne naiurigNis ldt hsierel
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22
Qor som unser gana..remprupet.

Cor s,orn unssr gana.Srsubraoet.
ct derimcIt 90 pslpruoet S~asemipoct.
MHS. HiNSLCWS SOOTHisG SYRUP or bic.
vet brust I opet emit Garoi WiItouer ~
4Isore. ior beres y pIuauetr Sc ao:6rtm ma
bfuoet, nieo I wIO 10 meat pefb. GGberc
i.acr barnet bGppsier Gu merue. ittb
.tr al Sm0rtt, btlbrtoer 3tuoss oItt oatr
ters ! tnbptr Gel al geroen. Vas paa at iorlan9e
Mrs. W,nslow's Soothing Syrup, % tag .insss
Grbsn Stass- 6em.oe;fpps Gents 6letfss-
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22

Sommertn: 4Gr &c frdFtt fsr2.
anil0gsOt GppbiOieD; 'glti alOrioH!
3ommsrtn: 1goa, fris iitc i1au "a! gu
blir II BET io!'
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-22

Bran beosnmer life be t3rt Muno Yaa
bsrss Sfesoas; be sr LEGION bsit 6islO,, iOm
man ioar en- riSiis GOrtuu,lis al paa en- pis
uifaHe-3ulss Sim0a.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
SCHOOL Board Meeting,

The regular meeting of the school
board occurred last Friday afternoon,
when President Cleveland announced
the various committees for the ensu-
ing year. Besides the regular routine
of business, w. a. Wheeler was re-
elected clerk, and the following teach
ers elected for the rext year: Miss
Allen, Miss Stevens and Mrs. Walker.
The others will probably be chosen at
al adjourned meeting to be held next
Monday afternoon. The resignation
of Prof. King was read, and after Il
brief explanation by the professor as
to the reasons for his change, it was
accepted with regrets.
Prof. King has been employed as
principal ofthe Evansville, Wis, schools,
which is a very NICE promotion with a
better salary, and while the removal of
himself and estimable family is gener-
ally regretted, the STAR unites with
his numerousf friends here in congratl-
lating him upon his deserving advance
ment. He is a school man far above
the average of his class, and Hot
Springs will be fortunate indeed if SO
capable a principal can be obtained for
next year.
After an informal ballot upon the
selection of janitor the board adjourned
until next Monday afternoon.
There are about fifty applicants for
positions in the city schools-many
very excellent ones.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
A RU1NoUs LAND sLIDE.
Tho Electric Power House al tn, Falls
Completely Buried.

Completely Buried.
Hot Springs was again plunged into
darkness, as far as i~ncandescent lights
are concerned, on Tuesday night about
$3.50 o'clock by q land slide at the falls
that completely buried the powerhouse
and covered the turbine wheel and
dynamos in several feet O fmud. About
fifty feet of flume is destroyed, belong
three-foot tube from the flume to the
power house was broken and the
building was almost completely de-
molished. Manager Frawley had had
some intimation of the impending ca
tastrophe and escaped uninjured.
The seepage from the flume, together
with the late heavy rains. had SO soft
ened the ground on the side hill be-
tween the f1ume and the power house
that it has been gradually caving and
| sliding for some time past, and on one
or two occasions it has interfered some
what with the operation of the ma
chinery. 1t was not thought, however,
that the slide of land would be so over
whelming and be attended with such
serious consequences. It is difficult
to estimate the damage but it is thought
it will be between two and five thousand.
A force of workmen is now engaged in
clearing away the debris but it will be
several weeks before the the machinery
can be taken out, cleaned, replaced and
put in running order in new building.
A new building will probably beerected
on a substantial rock foundation a
short distance up the river from the
old site.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
High school Banquet.

The pupils of the high school gave a
banquet at the city hall last Friday
evening to the teachers of the public
school and the members of the board
of education and their wives, number
ing in all about fifty. 1t was a splen-
did affair and the refreshments, which
were entirely prepaid and arranged on
handsomely decorated tables by the
young people, we're subjects of much
commentator. The young ladies and
gentlemen gave ample evidence that
they know how to successfully enter
tain. After the feast of good things,
Miss Dee Conner, as toastmistress,
very happily and gracefully called for
the following toasts and responses in
their order:
Toast. 1.-THE Board of Education
Miss Hattie Cummings.
g. NJ. Cleveland.
Schools -
Charley Grippen.
g. w. Hargens.
."Our Teachers
George Boomer.
NeSpOnSe.
s. E. Wilson.
Farewell Address
H. F. Killing.
Each did their subject proud and
highly entertained and edited their
auditors. These annual banquets are
joyous m%ilestones to the young people
as they travel along the pathway to
higher learning, and aside from the di-
rect pleasures derived from them they
educate alongthe line of social culture
and entertainment toa most gratifying
degree.
The high school pupils are bright,
promising students.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
Cascade Springs Items.

Leo Bennington, of st. Louis, was a
caller at the Grand View hotel Sunday.
DIR. Nautilus and family, of Dead
wood, were visiting here on Sunday.
W. 7. March, of Hot Springs, and
F. Potter, of Lincoln, had dinner at
the Grand View hotel on Sunday.
Last Wednesday water was turned
into Mr.. Mahler's flume, below here,
and people whose land comes under
the ditch are now hopeful. The flume
is 300 feet long, 5 feet wide, with 900
feet abuttments. and is very substan-
TALLY built. 1t is capable of carrying
1900 miners inches and water that
many acres of land.
The school census shows that there
are twenty-five pupils for the coming
term in district No. Is.
F. A. Harmon, agent of the F. E. &
NJ. v. R. R., and wife, of Deadwood,
drove out to Mr.. Conbry's sheep ranch
on business, the first of the week.
TOURIST.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
Remenyi, the Renounedv iolinist, Coming.

Remenyi, h Renowned violinist, Coming.
Edward Remenyi, the famous violin
list, will give II of his grand concerts
with a program of rare attractions in
the opera house in this city on Satur-
day evening, June %. The following
artists will accompany him: Miss
Pauline Stein, Soprano; Mile Louise
Roman, solo pianist and MIR. Eugene E.
Davis, barytone and accompanist.
"The voluminious, unanimous and COM
p%rehensive verdict rendered by the
public and the most eminent critics of
the entire world" says a noted author
ity, warrants the positive assertion
that no artist who has appeared in
America during the past decade, comes
with such a divine right to rule the
musical public as Remenyi, the Hun
garian violinist."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
MEETING OF hi CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Monthly Session. Monday even.
ing, June I.

The city council met in regular ses-
sion at the city hall on Monday even
ing, June 1. Present, Mayor Anderson
and Aldermen Mcgowan, Morgan,
Bradley, Mower, Reeder, Wells, Jen-
nings and Gibson. Minutes of several
previous meetings were read and ap-
proved.
Reports of various committees were
taken up and considered.
Chairman Reeder of the committee
on Streets and Alleys reported that
certain work on Catholicon and Min
nekahta II was necessary-among
other things the grading of Catholicon
avenue and the construction of a stone
gutter on Minnekahta enu 1t was
moved and carried that the report of
committee be adopted and they be
authorized to have the Minnekahta
and Catholicon avenue work done as
they deem best and to advertise for
sealed bids for the construction of the
stone gutter on Minnekahta in accord
ance with the specifications of the CITY
engineer.
Reports of the city marshal and po-
lice justice we're submitted and. on mo-
ton, were accepted.
Moved by Alderman Wells and
seconded by Alderman Gibson that the
council reconsider the vote on the or
dinance amending chapter Z, section 3
of the revised ordinances, respecting
the election of chief engineer and first
and second assistant chief engineers of
the fire department which failed to
pass its second reading. Motion was
carried by the following vote and the
ordinance passed it's first reading: Yes,
Gibson, Morgan, Mower, Reeder and
Wells: No, Bradley, Jennings and Ma.
gowan.
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the general fund:
Walter Scott, city engineer. 400
Jos. Vincent. supplies. $40
On motion salaries of city officers
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the current expense fund.
The bid of Aid. Mcgowan forfurnish-
ing lumber for the city at $500 per
thousand in general fund warrants be
ing the lowest the same was accepted.
The bid of the HoT SPRINGS STAR for
doing the official printing of the city
was accepted and on motion it was
made the official paper of the city for
the ensuing year.
On motion council adjourned.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
w g Flat Gossip.

A steady rain commenced about 5
o'clock Saturday evening and continued
until about Z o'clock Sunday morning,
that done some good.
Mr.. John Eastman and wife attended
the Decoration services at the Gap,
Saturday and came home in the rain.
Rev. Thirloway did not preach to the
people of w G Flat on last Sabbath
reason why, too much mud.
John Adams visited friends on the
Flat. Sunday, and attended the Sunday
School.
Miss Villa Ross, a teacher in Beaver
township, was visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Weldon on Saturday and Sunday.
al Ross, who has been working for
James M%orgareidge for the past year,
is talking of going back to his old home
in Nebraska.
Mr.. A. A. Hall took in Decoration at
the Gap.
John Eastman and family visited
with friends on Lame Johnny, Tues
day last.
The work on the farm is nearly done
and visiting is the order of the day un-
til corn blowing is at hand. So So.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
CHURCH SERVICES.


There will be services at the Pres
byterian church Sunday at II a. M,
subject, Birth VS.. Training" At 8 p.
m. Reasoning with God"
Congregational church. cor. Jennings
I'VE .and8th St, Rev. H.V. Rominger, pas.
tor. At 1890 preaching by Rev. Ed
ward H%ungerford. Sunday school al
Has a. m. Young Peoples meeting al
700. Serviceat 8 p. NJ, preaching by
Rev. Hancher.
Services in the Baptist church Sun.
day. Sixth anniversary of the organ
ization of the church. Service appro.
pirate to the occasion. Sunday school
at l1:45; Juniors at 3 p. M; BY. p. u. at
Z. Preaching at 8 p. m.
NJ. E. church services held in the
college chapel. Preaching by the pas
tor at IL Il. III. and at 8 p. IN.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
w. r. Pu1LI1ps. Committeeman

The legal republican voters of Jack
son precinct, Fall River county, South
Dakota, will meet at the Orr house at
. o'clock p. IN. Saturday. June G, 1896,
for the purpose of choosing four dele
gates to attend the Fail River county
republican convention to be held at
Hot Springs on June Ii, 1896.
B.A. WADE, Central Committeeman,
pro TEN.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05

The republican primary election of
the Fourth ward, for the election of
three delegates to the county conven-
ton. will he held at Buffers real estate
office, on Saturday, June 6, 1896. be-
tween the hours of four and five O'Clock
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
Cream. Cream!

All orders supplied Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 10 cents per gallon; 20
cents per quart. Cream cheese 80
cents per gallon. Leave orders at Far
go's, or the "Bee Hiver upper town.
l. G. Il. HoAGLAND.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
Northern Hills Excursion.

NOftIefn HIN fIXCurNtOM.
Commencing May 18th the Elkhorn
will sell round trip tickets to Dead
wood at 5000, limit five days and good
to return via either the Elkhorn or
Burlington, or from Lead City via the
B. H. g. Ft. p, a narrow guage connect
ing with our line at Piedmont.
A. D. WOOD, Agent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
Public Sale,

Harry Beal will sellat public auction,
in front of the court house on Satur-
day afternoon, June G., all horses.
wagons, and other personal property.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
Spring Chicken

After q delightful ride to Cascade is
what you will obtain by taking dinner
at the Grand View hotel, together with
| all d~elicac;es fresh from the garden.
FRED NoRRENBERG, PROP,
Cascade Springs, S. ID.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-05
WA

The republican primary election of
the Second ward, for the election of
nine delegates to the county conven-
ton, will be held at the Elkhorn depot.
on Saturday, June 6, 1896, between the
hours of four and five O'clock p. m.
w. j. MAGowAN, Committeeman.