Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

the Dawson county poultry %associa-
ton.
Store room for rem in the Mime
kahta block. Inquire of +. S. Kelly
receiver.
Special communicable i of Harmony
lod e, No. ITO, A. +. a. A. NJ, on this
(Friday) evening for work in the third
degree. A full attendance is desired.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
Steps are being taken at Edgemont
to organize a Christian church. An
effort will be made to have REV. j. A.
l.. Romig, of Benton Harbor, Mich,
come to that place to hold evangelical
meetings.
New spring goods arriving at the
"Fair."
Thomas Cannon. the efficient road
master of the "High Line" division of
the b. & NJ, and Miss Maggie Langan,
recently landlady of the Grand hotel
at Alliance, we're united in marriage at
Hastings. Neb., On the 18th inst They
will be ut home at Edgemont after
February /.
Go to VIM. Franklin's, opposite the
Gillespie. for IL hobby hair cut or a
smooth shave.
Chief Cramer. of the cit fire depart
ment requests the STAR to
that "a meeting OF the members of the
various fire companies of the city will
be- held at the roomso of the department
i'll the city hall on next Tuesday even
ing, February2 >. All members are re-
questep 10 he present.
We handle Rock Springs and Glen.
rock coal. Hesnard's Dray line.
The Edgemont Express notes the
fact that Grant Pettigrew. John Oak,
Philip Wesch, Il. Elsey, G. \. Dickin-
son, and Charley Ottman have all got
the gold fever and have located ground
in this portion of the hills that prom
ises we'll. 1t says ''some of the rock
brought in is exactly like the ore from
the great Ragged Top district but until
assays arc received nothing definite
can be said. The ore find in Fall River
county at present appears to be IL good
one and further work will determine
it's extent and richness
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors, glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay. flour, feed and Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. tt
The B.& NJ. paymaster was inter
viewed u few days ago by an Omaha
Bee reporter during which he said:
"Cripple Greek wont be in it for a sin
gle moment. When spring rolls around
you will SEQ the greatest rush to the
Black Hills the west ever heard of.
The paymaster had Just returned from
his monthly tour with the Burlington
pay car and he now thinks aud dream!
of little save the wonderful wealth il
gold ore of the Black ills.-Deadwoot
Times.
I wish to buy county. city and othe
warrants. WALTER ANDERSON. BOT
Theattractive cover of the New Year
number of The Youths Companion in
vites close inspection of the issue
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instructive paper on 1.-The Life of
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Carpet and rug weaving done neatl
and quickly by Mrs. S. Il. Colema
College hill. &
The STAR has often advocated I'll
extension of the Hot Springs telephol
system. or that of t lie Black Hills tel
phone company, to Edgemont. No
that Edgemont is putting on metr
politan airs an has several ente
prises in prospect that will material
increase its size and Importance in Il
business world this extension of I'll
telephone system would doubtless be
profitable venture and would certain
be a great convenience to residents
Edgemont and the county seat. p,
ticularly is telephone connection wi
IL sister city desirable since til
place is soon to have a complete LOT
telephone system. an ordinance havi