Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-02
New styles in Spring
Neck Ties at Chase's,

u. ~. I1uuIer, Cne ". ~ N. w. purChaS-
ing agent, at Tracy, Mimi, is here for
the benefit of his health. He has been
threatened with paralysis.
Geo. Boomer left for Ragged Top Sat.
urday, where he expects to spend the
summer with his father. Mrs. Boomer
and Lloyd contemplate spending the
summer there also.
Mrs. Hattie Bailey, head oracle of
Royal Neighbors of America, came
down from Hot Springs last week and
talked life insurance into t%wenty-nine
of our people and on Tuesday evening
a camp was organized. Mrs. Bailey is
a good organizer and the work in her
hands is faithfully performed.-Oel-
richs Times.
Charles L. Hyde, of Pierre, brotherof
Frank Hyde of Bradstreet's CONNER
cial agency in this city. says that he
has just received II communication
from a New York man representing a
syndicate of capitalists, saying that he
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blockade was raised for the purpose of
looking into the prospects and advisa-
bility of building a railroad through to
the Black Hills. Mr.. Hyde is very con-
tident of the early construction of that
much needed and wished for railroad.
Sioux Falls Press.
The Deadwood Daily Times in
speaking of the sale of the Dako-
TIA Hot Springs company's property,
closes as follows: "Harry Clark was
placed in charge and the property will
be conducted as it has been in the
past. Col. Fred Evans still holds
Judgments against the Dakota Hot
Springs company and about q $1,000 in
book accounts. The colonel is now i'm
Chicago working on the national SAM
tarium matter and the prospects are
good for the government authorizing
it's establishment"
s'Fair,"
Ill. w. Campbell. editor of Soil Gull
ture of Sioux Falls. has closed a con-
tract for three model farms along the
Elkhorn i'll Nebraska, and expects with
them and the other model farms along
other Nebraska lines already CON
tracted for, to demonstrate that under
proper cultivation the western Nebras-
ka lands are sur and prolific produc-
ers. Mr.. Campbell is also pushing his
plan for model training farms and en-
poets to establish the first one this
year in South Dakota. Boys and young
men will be taken at the training farm
free, their labor paying for their en-
penses.
If any IL has an organ or piano
to rent, they Il find a good renter by
enquiring at this office. If
The cooperative creamery business
will work Il revolution i'll in the farm
ing industry of South Dakota. There
will probably be less wheat raised in
the state than has been the case in av-
erage years. but the number of cattle
will be multiplied many fold and the
manufacture of gilt edge butter will
come near leading ALL other depart
ments of farming. And the result will
be a rapid increase of individual
wealth, an importing of people from
other states and good times for the
buttermaker. -Yankton Press and Da-
kotian.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kahta block. Inquire of Il. S. Kelly
receiver.
The new school law provides fol
the county uniformity of text books
and requires that the county commits
sioners buy books with the county
money and keep them on deposit al
the several towns in the county, to be
sold out at 10 per cent. profit, the
money SO gained to pay the cost Of
handling. A county board of educa
ton is established with power to make
out a list of books for use in the coun
ty. This board is to meet in June and
select the books and after that date
the books must be used in every school
in the county for the next five years
The law is almost precisely the same
as the Iowa law. The law provides 70,
the election of new boards of educa
ton entirely at the coming election.
Go to Pixies studio for platino photo.
the latest and finest thing out.
The STAR ACKNOWLEDGES the receipt o.
Bulletins 40 and 30 just issued by the
by the United States experiment sta
ton at Brookings, S. ID. Bulletin 4!
treats of the shallow wells of South
Dakota. ::This bulletin taken together
Bulletin 4s, issued some time ago by
the station, gives complete survey from
a chemical standpoint of the wonder
full artesian wells Of this state. Bulle
tin 80 treats of fruit culture in Soutl
Dakota. This Bulletin will be of valu,
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