Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-03-12
New styles i'm Spring
Neck Ties at Chase's,

Regular meeting of Harmony lodge
tonight.
o. y. Cheslcy and Der. Prrry visited
Oelrichs over Monday.
Father Ahern returned the first of
the week and is about sick with the
grip.
We regret that the school report does
not appear in this issue, but it was re-
ceived too late.
MIR. Woodcock, of Cold Brook. who
has had "A severe attack of pneumonia.
is now thought to be out of danger.
Sam Harris. the genial Gillespie
clerk. received Il handsome bird dog
Monday gift from Il Nebraska friend.
Store room for rem i'm the Mime
kata block. Inquire of h. S. Kelly, re
ceiver.
Carroll Bailey. son of Mrs. Bailey.
the school teacher, had his arm broken
the other day while playing during
re :ess.
Walt knowlton. the popular mana
ger of Chase clothing house in this city
is in the east making purchases for the
spring and summer.
Charley Stewart has been installed
deputy postmaster. Mr.. .Ames en-
poets to visit his mother for Il few
weeks in Illinois.
John Bentley came down from Dead
wood Sunday for IL visit with his fami-
ly. lie is clerking in Will Cranes New
York Store. ut Deadwood.
The comptroller of the currency at
Washington has given authority for
the organization of the First National
bank of Edgcmont, With $4,000 capital.
Mrs. III. Gustafson has sold her house
up Cold Brook and taken IA ranch on
Lower Horsehead. near Cannon Fish
cr's. 1t is said that it is Il very fine
place.
Since competition in the telephone
business has struck the northern Hills
rates are down to - a month for bust
ness houses and S1.5O for residences.
That's more like it.
Miss Edith Cleveland, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. y. q. Cleveland. has been
very sick with pneumonia, but we are
pleased to state that she is now conya.
leScent.
ID. w. Berrier of Humboldt, Iowa,
father of Mesdames Jay Crane and John
Gillespie. arrived IL few days age to
take charge of Mr.. Cranes uptown
meat market. He has devoted years to
this line of business.
The STAEdevotes great deal of space
this week to giving Il synopsis of the
Bouck liquor law. We believe its i'm
pOrtance iustities the space. however.
1t is IA pretty drastic Measure and is
likely to I've more of a %prohibitive law
than prohibition itself.
Rev. \. l.. Baker and wife. tuee Miss
Boyd of Edgemont. arrived i the city
Tuesday morning, the former spending
the day here and Mrs. Baker remain.
ing over night and going north on the
Elkhorn Wednesday morning to Pied
mont, where she will visit her parents.
c. T.. Sawyer's many friends will be
interested to know that he is now fore
man of construction of a new railroad
that is being built by Andrew Carne.
gle from Butler to Homestead. Pa. a
d stance of 40 miles. Charley is 10.
cated II miles out of Pittsburg.
III. Il. Cleaver, who has been ATTENDING
Cranes uptown meat market for the
past two months. has purchased the
market fixtures of j. \. Clark and vii
open a market the next door south OF
Cranes next Wednesday. lie is "a gen
tlemanly fellow and thoroughly under
stands the business.
Rev. Pond has been in Custer thi.
week looking after his church work il
that beautiful mountain city. III,
says Uuc LplSCopdtlilS up Inere are
becoming warmed up somewhat, relig-
iously, and their services are very wei
attended. He is also doing missionary
work ut Hill City and keystone.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. C. HELLER, the YER,
efficient nurses, have gone to Cascaa,
for rest and recuperation for IA few
weeks. They will sojourn mt the home
of Ira Tillotson. MIR. Hellisr says tina
coyotes. jack rabbits, wolves and tn,
like will have TO suffer in that neigh
borhood. for he intends to go cunning
The ST. Patrick's entertainment viii
he held on the evening of the 18th il
the city hall. First supper will b,
served at 6 o'clock. Tickets % cents
After supper an address will he givel
by Father .Ahern and at it's termina
tion dancing will commence. Ticket.
admitting to supper. address and bal