Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-16
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Chase for new goods.
New spring goods arriving at tn

Mrs. E. NJ. Gordon of Hot Springs ar-
rived in the city last Friday and will
spend several days here the guest of
Mrs. A. M. Wright.-Chadron Jour-
+, nal.
Prof. Mailer, the dancing master
who was here from st. Louis two years
ago, and who afterwards got up a class
in Deadwood, will organize another
class in a short time in the latter city
at the request of the ladies of the
Round Table.
Rev. Pond of Hot Springs is in the
Northern Hills and may possibly move
up within Il few months. Rev. Pond is
a hard worker and shows a willingness
to work, which is so necessary for a
minister in this neck of the woods
Lead Tribune.
Jack McAdam, held at Stnrgis upon
the charge of cattle rustling, was re-
leased on bond Thursday and returned
to his home near Wind Cave. Messrs.
Wood Il Porter of this place we're i'll.
strumental in securing his release.
His trial is set for the May term of the
circuit court mt Sturgis. Custer
Chronicle.
Elegant office rooms for rem in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of T.. S.
Kelly, receiver.
Il. Coggshall, general manager of
the Illinois ~ Wisconsin Live Stock
company of Miles City. Montana, is in
the city for Il few days on his way
home from Texas. where he has spent
the winter. He attended the meeting
of the Black Hills n Wyoming Stock
association in session at Rapid City
this week.
For Il first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. TT
The Pioneer editorially asks: Are
we going to have IL Chautauqua assem-
bly, during the coming season." And
answers by saying we will if DIR.
Clough and Mr.. Mc.Adam will assume
the responsibility. Only those who
have been through it realize the
amount of labor attached to organic
ing and conducting u Chautauqua: of
the sacrifices demanded, but it would
be much easier this year than last.
The Pioneer wants an assembly this
year to the extent of an unlimited use
of its columns and s25 or $50 of the
product of it's job printing depart
ment.
have the finest line of goods aver
brought to town for spring and summer
clothing. Reasonable prices.
J. A. RYLEN.
Henry L. Wilson, who was we'll and
most favorably known in this city a
few years ago, when he wa one of the
STARS most trusty employees, is now
I IL of the publishers of the Muscular,
of Missoula-a paper published upon
the cooperative plan. Mr.. Wilson has
charge of the Thorne type-setting ma
chine and we notice by his paper that
he accomplished a great feat the other
day in type-setting upon the machine.
He and another person who justified
the type set $4,000 ems in two hours and
ten minutes without exertion on the part
of either. This is one of the best records
we have read of and will rank Henry
among the lightning machine men of
the country. He always was swift and
accurate, and a splendid all-'ronnd
printer as we'll as a elegant all-'round
boy, and it pleases us to hear of his
getting to the front.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
M~innekahta block. Inquire of f. s.
Kelly, receiver.
Lane X. Stone, president and man.
ager of the keystone Mining company's
property, at Keystone, returned to
that place from a business trip to
Washington and other eastern points
last week. Negotiations are pending
for the sale of the pror erty to an east
ern syndicate. Mr.. Stone may resume
operations in about a month or six
weeks. The Keystone is a great big
mine, but the ore is of low grade, not
to exceed 81 per ton and cannot be
made to pay the profits expected in
mining with the present limited facili-
ties for treating the ore. With a 100
stamp mill, equipped with modern
automatic feeders, ETC., it can be mad
a splendid proposition and pay big
profits. The ore body is enormous and
will supply a large mill for years.
Deadwood Times.
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. If
A. party of eastern capitalists who
are interested in the Union. Hill prop.
erty were inspecting their property the
first of the week. The party was COM
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