Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

John II. Parks was slightly indis-
posed the first part of the week.
Captain Lucas will preach at the re-
vival meeting Sunday night.
l wish to buy county, city and other
warrants. WALTER ANDERSON. 39tf
Fred Hummel, A. c. Duke and John
Anderson are , building a shack at
Ragged Top.
Earl Tryon of Cherry county, Ne
braska, has arrived and will spend the
winter with his uncle, f. ID. Tryon.
w. j. Mcgowan returned Saturday
evening from Ragged Top. He did
not look very enthusiastic, but like the
Hibernian in "Finnegan's Ball." he
''ain't sayin' a wurrud to amy av EN-"
Will Crane is reported to he suffer-
idg from rhuematism and will lie down
from Deadwood in a few days for the
baths. He has not been able to attend
much to business since he has been up
there.
Capt. Watts, who is travelling as the
general representative of DIR. Miles
Remedy company, returned last Fri
day from an extended tour through the
central western states. He will soon
leave for Oklahoma.
Miss Anna Morrell, WHO'S graduate
in music of the Black Hills college
and who has been teaching music in
Lead, where she enjoys, as here. an en-
viable reputation as IL teacher and per-
former, has purchased in that city II
splendid piano, says the Tribune.
Henry Schmitz returned yesterday
from Hot Springs where he went to
rest and recruit up. He saw Herman
Schieke, who is there for treatment,
and says he is doing nicely. He had
an abcess removed from one of his
limbs and it will take IL long time for
the wound to heal as the bone is dis
eased. Call.
Rock Springs and Glenrock coal and
wood at Hesnard dray line. Phone 81.
WANTED-One energetic lady or gen.
tleman in each county to sell our new
attachment. Makes any lamp equal to
electric light. Every agent coming
money. Sample post paid 80 cts. Cir
culars free. Don't delay write to day.
Turner Il Blanchard, 30 So. Fourth ST.,
Minneapolis, Mimi, Exclusive agents
for Dakota.
Rock Springs and Glenrock coal and
wood at Hesnard dray line. Phone 81.
About fifteen people eligible to be.
come members of the Sons of Veterans
met at the office of Judge Cleveland
Monday night at the call of Bert Perry
for the purpose of discussing ways and
means of organizing a local camp
Everything was favorable to the plal
and the meeting adjourned until next
Monday night Mt which time arrange
ments will be completed for securing {
charter.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kata block. Inquire of Il. S. Kelly. re
ceiver.
Cy Calhoun was down Saturday from
Deadwood. He recently took a team
and labor outfit from this city t.
Ragged Top, but found things not a.
roseate there as had been painted
He purchased "a half interest in tn,
feed store of j. Davidson in Deadwoot
and will %proceedto build up the bust
ness. The firm is we'll located, beinl
situated on Grand avenue. a hal
block from Will Cranes new store.
Among the churches the Methodist.
are as a rule on the ground early wher
any new territory is to be organized
Presiding Elder Clough has arranged
a plan for establishing an organization
at Ragged Top and Balmoral and ha
appointed John Hall of this city il
charge. Mr.. Hall will be assistant t,
Rev. Van Buren, of Lead. and will ex
change pulpits with hin from tim,
to time. He will also have charge O
Central and Terraville.
Rock Springs nut, almost equals tn,
Pennsylvania IL for heat and lastin,
qualities. For sale by Fawcette.
Father A.hern has returned from
rather extended stay in the Wyomin,
part of his district. He has been TO
the most part at Newcastle where /.
has been experimenting the expendi
ture of 300 i'll identifying the Catho
lie church at that place. At Hill Cit.
he is experimenting the erection of
s1,7O0 church editice and is %arrangin,
for the building of a s1.5OO church a
Edgemont. Father .Ahern is a resour
full man, aggressive and alive to the in
terests of his work and is %succeedin,
remarkably in his efforts.
Rock Springs and Glcnrock coal ane
wood at Hesnard dray line. Phone 81
Alva Mcgowan returned Sunda,