Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-11-20
THE CITY I'm BRIEF.

Taxes for 1S96will be due December l.
A. d. Field returned to Deudwood
Tuesday.
Best coal in the market at Fawcett's.
Hon. w. Il. Benedict, of Custer, at.
tended court i'll this place a few days
this week.
IF you need feed. flour. building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Mrs. A. w. Mcgowan departed last
week for a visit to the home of her
parents in Iowa.
Hanna Coal, best high grade coal to
be obtained: holds fire al night: a good
keeper. Transfer, Feed and Fuel COM
pany. Phone %.
ID. q. Grippen and family, aud Mrs.
Rivers and daughters are now occupy
ing the Phillips block.
Another car of barrel salt at J. G,
Richer l. Co.
Judge Gull has been confined toA his
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full attack of neuralgia.
Hot stuff-Glenrock coal-sold only
by Fawcett's dray line.
Chas. w. Brown was among Rapid
City's legal luminaries who have been
attending court here during the week.
We handle Rock Springs and Glen.
rock coal. Fawcett's Dray line.
Conductor John Broderick is again
enjoying ~ u season of w~idowerhood,
his wife having gone east on a visit.
Go to Pixies studio for platino photos
the latest aud finest thing out.
Mrs. +. d. Gillespie returned Friday
morning from her sad journey to New
York, whittier she went to attend the
funeral of her mother.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kahta block. Inquire of Il. S. Kelly
receiver.
Frank Fawcette and family on last
Saturday moved into rooms on the
first floor of the Hulst & Price build
ing, near the Elkhorn tracks.
Go to VIM. Franklin's, opposite the
Gillespie, for IL hobby hair cut or a
smooth shave.
sDead Levels" is announced as the
subject of Rev. +. p. Bakers address
to the Philomathean society at the
college chapel OH Saturday night. No
admission fee. Everybody invited.
have the finest line of goods ever
brought to town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. A. RYLEN.
Ed Davis returned last week from
Pine Ridge agency where he has been
employed for several weeks past in
doing carpenter work on the hospital
and other government buildings at that
place.
The STAR wants wood on subscrip-
ton, and would like it ut once. Those
who do not find it convenient to pay in
cash should try and square up in a
trade of wood. Don't delay it
The Touring mill at Deadwood caught
fire Monday night from Il defect in the
furnace and in two hours thereafter
WAS a pile of smouldering ruins. The
mill was the property of the Merchants
National bank and was valued at from
ten to twelve thousand dollars. Five
or six thousand dollars insurance was
carried.
WANTED Fifty cords of green cord
wood at Richer n Cos.
Merchants of Hot Springs should fol
low the example Of cnterprising bust
ness men of all prosressia towns and
I'LL their local papers with large and at
tractive holiday advertisements. 1t is
not too early to advertising
for the holiday trade. Thanksgiving
day is near at hand and Christmas will
be here almost before we are aware of
it.
Rock Springs nut. almost equals the
pennsylvania nut for heat and lasting
qualities. For sale by Fawcette.
The Elkhorn railroad company is
taking 'fore by the timelock,' as John
Parks says, and this week is %riprappine
the road-bed along the river bank in
the lower part of town. The company
does not propose to have a repetition
of the disastrous washouts expert
enced along its line through the
southern Hills last spring and sum
mer if it can be prevented.
The incandescent electric light system
has been interrupted somewhat dur
ing the past few days by some repairs
that are nov being made Oh the plan,
at the Falls. When the thorough over
hauling and repairing of. the system
which is 10Y in progress is completed
the service will be much more salts
factory than it has been at any time in
the past.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kata block. Inquire of L. S. Kelly. re