Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-08

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DIR. Adams is moving into the Lea
O residence ON College hill.
i. T. Benson arrived Monday morn
ing from Newcastle to assist Agent
Curtis as operator.
w. III. Wilson has returned from a
short business trip to Kansas. He
found the weather very mild in the
part of the state he visited.
Go to Pixies studio for platino photos
the latest and finest thing out.
DIR. Hoenes, the famous Battle Greek
sanitarium man, who had charge of
the late G. H. Enos during his last ill
ness at Hot Springs, paid Lead a visit
Thursday astronomical Call.
Go to VIM. Franklin's, opposite the
Gillespie, for u nobby hair cut or a
smooth shave.
Mrs. Watts returned last week from
an extended visit in Illinois and Mis-
souri,. Capt. Watts is at present in
Salt Lake City in the interest of the
DIR. Miles Remedy company, of which
he is general agent. He expects to re-
turn to Hot Springs i'll about ten days.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kata block. Inquire of f. S. Kelly, re-
ceiver.
At a special meeting of the school
board last Friday Miss Chettie II.
Wheeler of Wayne, Neb., was elected
to fill the vacancy in Room ?, caused
by the recent resignation of Miss Lam
pert. j. H. Sims was at the same time
elected %janitor to take the place of
j. r. Chapman, resigned.
Special communication of Harmony
Lodge No. ITO, A. i. & A. NJ, Friday
evening. Jan. 9Th, for work in the Mas
ter Mason's degree. All members are
exected to be present. Visiting breth
eren cordially invited.
A. d. WooD. w. M.
JAMES BRADLEY, Sec'y.
Miss Josephine Dickover, who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents at Rapid City. left Saturday
night for La Harpe, ILL.,, to continue
her musical studies. She was met at
Buffalo Gap by several of her Hot
Springs friends who went over to bid
her farewell.
Frank Young, the we'll known inter-
prefer of the Sioux language and hotel
keeper at Pine Ridge, died at the agen
cy Oh Tuesday of last week. The death
of White Bird, the Indian police judge
at the agency, is also announced, his
demise occurring on Christmas day.
Both are quite we'll known here, having
been here frequently on business before
the United States court commissioner
Hot stuf-Glenrock coal-sold only
by Fawcett's dray line.
The report is current in the central
Hills mining district according to the
Keystone Miner, that silicious ore
! similar to the Ragged Top ores has
been discovered at Bull Springs, neal
Hell's canyon, in the limestone belt
in Custer county. Custer is reported
nearly depopulated. Several parties
have left Hill City, and Frank Beedlt
and Frank Fay went from there Fri.
day. An assay of ore made at Custer
is reported to have yielded 3175.
Rock Springs nut, almost equals tn,
Pennsylvania nut for heat and lasting
qualities. For sale by Fawcette.
The DIR. Adams property on Col!eg,
hill which was turned in to the count,
commissioners by Receiver Mackinla,
last week to partly satisfy the claims
of %the'county against the old First Ma
tional bank, was bought by Judg,
Juckett. On Monday he sold til,
property to Mrs. Sarah f. Barnes
The consideration was $500. Nj
Barnes is a stockman and moved t,
Hot Springs a few months ago with hi.
family from Rapid City.
Elegant Office rooms for rem in tn,
, Minnekahta block. Inquire of +. S
Kelly, receiver.
; Prof. E. j. Moore returned Monda,
morning from a delightful holida,
visit to relatives ut Lincoln. Chadrol
+ and Sterling, Nebraska. At the HON,
of his sister in Lincoln a happy re
un ion of the Moore family was held a
Q which eight members. including tn
venerable father and mother, wer,
present. Prof. Moore had the pleasure
of attending the meeting of the Ne
$ braska State Teachers association he'll,
at Lincoln during his so!ourn there
About nine hundred teachers WEI
present. including among the humble
e some of the foremost educators of tn
a nation.
We handle Rock Springs and Glen
rock coal. Fawcett's Dray line.
Again the report is sent out fror
: Rapid City that the notorious an