Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-11-27

ASso o0Sh AAALC
sick for the past two OF three days.
Hon. j. B. Dickover, of Rapid City.
was in town on business Saturday and
Sunday.
Coal the best.
Coal the cheapest.
Transfer Feed and Fuel company.
'Pho.e %.
Carpet and rug weaving done neatly
and quickly by Mrs. S. i. Coleman,
College hill. :6
Harry Lessard who has been employ
ed as chez at the Hotel Fargo for so,ne
time past. left last week for Ildgemont.
\. u. Clark and wife came over from
%sIdgemont Friday morning and have
spent the week in the city. MIR. Clark
has nearly recovered his usual vigorous
health.
Store room for rent in the Mime
k;llta block. Inquire of u. S. Kelly
receiver.
John w. Bentley has been stuff ering
with Il violent ear-ache for some time
past and is getting no better very fast.
He says he does hot look very present.
able behind the counter ut the Bee
Hive with his face in Il sling and bis
features Indicating 81 painful. tired
feeling" but he looks 1000 per cent
better than he feels.
Hot stuff Glcnrock coal-sold only
hy Fawcott's dray line.
:! number of members and frienlsof
the NJ. T.. church gave Rev. and Mrs.
Fawcll II pleasant surprise ut their
home on College Hin Monday night.
The new pastor and wife We're the re-
c:pients OF II Mumnei Of pounds" and
il was enjoyed AS an Il fashioned
pound party. Light refreshments
were served and in IL social way it was
a very pleasant affair.
The STAR wants wood on subscrip-
,ion. and would like it at once. Those
who do not find it convenient to pay in
cash should try and square up in u
trade" of wood. Don't delay it
The pursuit of literature is flourish
ing in our midst. At least fifty of our
most prominent women are contribu-
ting to the much talked of s.Presby-
terrain cook book" which is to issue
from the press on the l4th of next
month. The books will be sold at the
bazaar to be held on the 10Th of De-
cember: at least those will be soid there
which are not already engaged.
Go to VIM. FranlSlin's, opposite the
Gillespie. for II nobby hair cut or IL
smooth shave.
w. G.. Porter, as referee in the ease of
Custer county VS.. b. NJ. Tnnley as
treasurer and his bondsmen, in an
action to recover certain monies col
lected by the treasurer as partial pay
ment of taxes and not accounted for hy
him i'm settlement. has reported in
favor of tine county i'll the sun OF
S1.2a97. is and costs. The referee holds
that the comfy treasurer and his bonds
men are liable. i'll case embezzelment.
for partial payments o. taxes the same
AS they are for full payments.
| have the finest line of goods even
brought ia town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
ia. Ry1.EN.
Il. L. Patrick left "Wednesday night for
Kansas City where he will visit friends
for "a week or ten days. From there
he will go on "a hunting expedition
with IL party of convivial companions
over the new Kansas City. Pittsburg
u Gulf railroad to the gulf coast. lie
has some thought of spending the
Christmas holidays ut his old home in
England and will probably be absent
about three months. The STAR wishes
Mr.. Patrick Il pleasant journey, an Ell.
.ioyable visit and Il safe return to Hot
Springs.
Work at the Evans quarry has been
suspended for the time being, Mr.. Pat
rick. the lessor of the quarry. having
completed his contract with the Elk.
horn railroad company for several hun
bred ears of stone for culverts and rip
rapping The work at this quarry mas
given employment to fifteen or twent,
men ut good wages for several month.
past. 1t is hoped that the general re
vival of business throughout tn,
(. country will create Il demand for build
ing stone and cause operations tobere
sumea on Il more extensive scale in tn,
quarrics adjacent to this place. n,
!, better or more beautiful buildingston
than that of the quarrries ofthis cou,i
tyscun be found anywhere.
The recent decision of the suprem
5 court of the United States sustainin
!. the irrigation laws Of California is o
+ immense import to the semi-arid re
e gions of the west. including wester
Kansas and Nebraska and the Dakota
i and will ultimately be the means of re
claiming millions of acres of rich agr
. cultural land. The Chicago Time.
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