Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-03-19
Keep your eye on
a for new o d

ards house on College hill and moved
into it yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. George Leach are
happy YER the arrival of a baby girl
which came to them last Friday.
Mrs. Ryan, who was so critically ill
last week with an affection of the
lungs, is reported to be materially i'm
proving.
Mrs. A. b. and Mrs. r. F. Conner re-
turned home Monday and are consid-
ering two or three locations in this
city for the establishment of a school
of osteopathy and an infirmary.
j. ID. Fisher of Spearfsh is here tax
ing treatment for with
much benefit. He is interested in
mining in the Bear Gulch district
where he has some good property.
Miss Ollie Ferguson, who is teaching
a private school at Minnekahta, and
Miss Raffauf, who is to teach at Evans
Quarry, we're the only teachers to APP
ply for certificates at the teachers en-
animation on the 18th.
Preston Baker came down with All.
and Dick Standen from the Custer
mining district where they have been
prospecting. Mr.. Baker and Dick
Standcn left Monday for an extended
| fC1Ir Cf tho Nor{bovr Hill.
The city council met Monday even
ing and discussed the water and light
ordinance and then re-referred it to
the water and light committee to seek
to come to an agreement with the
Water. Light and Power company.
The young people of the Epworth
League will give a Salmagundi social
at the home of Mrs. A. Standen on
College hill. on Monday evening,
March -. \ cordial welcome is eX-
tended to all.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
gave a very pleasant social at the home
of Mrs. McCurdy's Wednesday evening
which was attended by thirty or forty
members of the union and their
friends. y delightful program formed
the entertainment of the evening.
Light refreshments were served.
Supt. Harris of the Elkhorn has re-
turned from his trip abroad and was
in this city owe Tuesday night in
company with Supt. Hughes and Gen
eral Manager Bidwell. The popular
division superintendent was ban
quoted Wednesday evening at Chad
ron by the railroad men and citizens
in appreciation of his personal worth
and the efficiency with which he has
managed the Chadron division.
Col. Kellar arrived home Saturday
from Pierre. While he looks hearty
he has a very severe case of the grip
/ bad cold. He says he enjoyed the win
ter fairly we'll at Pierre. even though it
was stormy. He says that the popu-
lists and republicans didn't have half
as much trouble getting along together
as some newspapers try to make out.
He was treated very kindly and cour-
teously by all. He favors our readers
this week with a brief resume of the
work of the session, particularly that
which concerns this part of the state,
The COW and the hen are the stand
bys in hard times to furnish the where
with for the comforts of the family
and help along in paying off mortgages.
Their products are sure and command
a fair price. They have been the sal
walton of many Il family during the
past three years, and many more be-
gin to realize it, and are now giving
more attention to them than hereto
fore and are protiting by it. Take good
care of them aud they always pay
Bridgewater Tribune.
ID. X. Snively purchased the interest
of Odo Reder Of Custer City in the
paint mill, carpenter machine plant
and the paint property. The price
paid for the interest is reported to be
s12,5OO. Active work will be com
menced with the opening of spring and
the mill will be another producer of
wealth in our midst. Mr.. Snively is
progressive and believes in the city
and is willing to back his judgment
with the necessary money to help 1t
along. The mines will he worked and
paint material got ready for shipment
at nee and the buildings now being
erected in Edgemont will be painted
with homemade paint. Travelling men
will go on ::the road selling the paint
and business will be pushed forward
Edgemont Express.
The attorneys of the judicial district
can, by united effort, dictate nomina.
ton and election Of a circuit judge
next fall and as they are more directly
interested than any other class they
should take the matter in hand before
it gets beyond their control. They
4 49,