Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-09
Keep your eye on
Chase's for new goods.


Mrs. II. A. GODDARD visited Rapid City
Saturday last.
New spring goods arriving at the
"Fair."
Prof Pyle of Terraville was in this
city last week visiting our public
school, with which he was much
pleased.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
a supper at the Minnelusa Thursday
evening, April 18th for which % cents
will be charged.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Leach died Wednesday of lung
fever. They have the sympathy of
many friends in their bereavement.
The Odd Fellows of this city will
celebrate the 18th anniversary of the
organization of their order April Goth.
Further notice will be given later.
w. T.. Reeder will soon move into the
Phillips cottage, on the opposite side
of the street from where he resides at
present. A small addition is being
built to the place.
The b. n M. officials say that the
rates to Hot Springs, South Dakota.
are much less from any point in east
ern Dakota, and even from southern
Iowa, than they are to Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Jack Hall of the Soldiers Home
died at that institution last week
Thursday of some complication of the
bowels. He drove u freight outfit for
II. L. Evans into the Hills in an early
day and was we'll known all over the
Hills.
Prof. Il. j. Moore is planning to take
a trip overland to the Big Horn noun
tains during the summer vacation.
He will be accompanied by his family
and Tug Wilson and family of Chad
ron They expect to be gone about
six weeks.
III NhiliAiChahCb 1ACttlUu ClUO lIloU
Wednesday evening in the Evans hotel
annex. A large number were present
and seemed much interested in the
subject, medicines and their Admin
istration." Next Wednesday night
the subject will be "Modern Methods
in Medicine" All are ordially inv tied.
Store room for rem in the Mime.
kahta block. Inquire of E. S. Kelly,
receiver.
A diamond drill has been placed in
the Dacy shaft and further explora-
tions will be carried on by this means
beginning at a depth of 800 feet, from
which depth, with the facilities now on
hand. the drill a go down 1000 feet.
The bottom of the shaft is still in lime
OH the verticle. This ore varies in
quality ranging from 81 to $50 per ton.
Ragged Top Shaft.
Rev. DIR. Carson of Scotland, synodi-
cal missionary of Presbyterian church
of this state, preached in the church of
that denomination in this city Sunday
morning and evening. His addresses
were able and much enjoyed. He was
on his way to Rapid City where the
Black Hills presbytery was III session
Tuesday. He was accompanied from
here by DR.. Daley who represented
the local church.
True as preaching. no matter who
said it: 1.-The man who runs a country
newspaper learns in due season that
he must not expect even briefly en-
pressed thanks for any of the pleasant
things he may say about people, but he
knows to moral certainty that the
slightest error will call maledictions
upon his head. He may give a man a
complimentary notice and never hear
of it, but just let him hint at some OF
the shortcomings of the same man and
he will make q life long snemy?"
The supreme court handed down its
decision in the Dakota Hot Springs
company VS.. Clark Young case, re.
versing the decision of the circuit
court and demanding it back for trial
1t will probably come up for trial
again at the fall term if Young. who has
moved away, returns here. The suit
was for the possession of the Hot
Springs house, which Young occupied
under lease, some features of which
the plaintiffs claimed had not been
complied with. A. r. Anderson was
Young's attorney and feels somewhat
elated over the decision.
Canopy top coach, three seated GOV.
cred hack, an open single buggy, one
: covered single buggy for sale for cash
or trade for hay or grain or approved
paper. Inquire of +. B. Smith.
Concerning the sudden death of j
) H. Flynn, mining editor of the Dead
, wood Times, that paper contained the
following item: sit has finally bee,
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