Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-08-20

rusticating out in Wyoming upon the
Thorp ranch in Raw Hide Buttes.
The government has leased build
ing in Deadwood of w. Selbie and
others, and will establish the assay Of
flee therein.
E. w. Julian, the hustling city edi-
tor of the Lead Call. who is we'll and
favorably known in this city, where he
was at one time employed, spent Mon
day in the city.
Allen G. Fisher of Chadron, county
attorney of Dawes county, was in the
city Sunday. He is employed by Mrs.
Brown to assist State's!Attorney Ander.
son in the prosecution of Bob Wallace.
E. A. Brown, editor and proprietor of
the Nebraska City Daily Press, ar
rived in the city Sunday, and will take
baths for a few weeks for the benefit
of his health. The STAR acknowledges
fraternal calls.
Mrs. Cox of Omaha came down from
Lead Friday night, where she has been
visiting for a time. Mrs. Cox is guest
of Mrs. Elsey's. She was here last year
and made several friends who will be
glad to meet her again.
Rev. j. j. Parker, pastor of the First
Congregational church of Norfolk, and
j. r. Olney of the same place, arrived
Saturday. Mr.. Parker is an old friend
of Rev. and Mrs. Pearson and visited
with them while here. He preached
for Rev. Pearson Sunday morning and
at the Home in the afternoon, greatly
pleasing his hearers.
f. w. Blakey came down Monday
evening and is deeply mourning the
loss of his wife last week. He intends
to hold his family of three children to.
gether by moving them over here onto
the Sagert place near town where their
aunt and grandfather, Mr.. Trier, will
also make their homes with the family
and look after the children.-Oelrichs
Times.
Billiards. Snow Liniment. There is
no pain it will not relieve, no swelling
it will not subdue, no wound it will not
heal. 1t will cure frost bites, chilblains
and corns. Emil Hargens. 90
Doc Lowe expects to leave Sunday
night for the National G. A. R. conven-
tion at Buffalo, N. Y. DIG. Grippen
hopes to go also, but has not yet de-
cided. Mr.. Lowe will be gone two or
three months, ..stopping on his return
trip at his old home at sDanville, Ill.
If Scrip" goes he will be right at home
for his regiment was organized in the
vicinity of Buffalo and he was born
within 80 miles of there.
Ben Huff drove up from Hot Springs
yesterday, and today, in company with
Glen Hart, will leave for the Big Horn
mountains and basin for three or
four weeks pleasure trip. Mr.. Huff
has fine team and spring wagon with
bunk built in it. They take with
them plenty of provisions and guns
and fishing tackle and expect to have a
splendid time.-Deadwood Pioneer
Times.
When a young lady wants notice of
church supper published she goes to
the local paper for write-up. When
a political party issues call or holds
meeting it calls on the local paper
for publicity. When an obituary of
some loved one is wanted printed the
local paper is called on. Society in
general turns to the local paper and
calls for written detail of its move-
ments. In fact thousand things are
expected of the local paper and yet we
find many citizens SO selfish that they
often refuse to spend small mite to
support it or give their jobwork in re-
turn for the many free notices they re-
ceive during years time.-Gordon
Times.
Last week the STAR had clipping
from the Pioneer-Times in reference to
w. p. Benedict being arrested for
shooting some horses that persisted in
intruding upon his place. But it was
not Benedict at all. Here is what the
Chronicle says: "The name is Blasier
and not Benedict, who is altogether a
different man. MIR. Benedict is of all
men the least apt to do q thing of that
kind, being of a nature kind, consider.
ate and even tempered. Mr.. Blasier
(our present county attorney on the
the contrary, is "Hot Spur" and al
though the provocation is conceded to
be great, yet by giving way to his tenn
per he has gotten himself into hot
water. Mr.. Blasier regrets the act as
much as any one, but that does not
cure the case, and he is under bonds
to appear before the next grand Jury
which convenes here the first Tuesday
in September"
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