Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-03-26
We will sell winter
goods at your own
price. |. H.CHASE.

Myron E. Harris and Sadie E. Ring
we're married by Rev. A. j. Wright in
Cold Brook Wednesday afternoon.
The best wishes of the STAR and their
friends go with them.
The Royal Neighbors will give a So
cial and old fashioned spelling school
at Odd Fellows hall on Friday euening,
the Goth. Ice cream and cake will be
served. All cordially invited. Admis-
sion fifteen cents.
Ferd Rimpler left this morning for
Ragged Top where he will look the sit
uation over with a view to locating.
Ferd has not just decided what he will
do, but will open up a store if the out
look is favorable.
Joe Dennis, who has been at Ragged
Top fora coup e of months or more,
has returned for a few days. He has
been somewhat indisposef for a time
and will stay until he recuperates. He
says he is glad to see bare ground once
more.
Capt. W. w. Marsh arrived from
Omaha the first of the week and con-
ferred with the local officers of the
Water, Light & Power Co. The matter
of settlement upon rates in tho ordi-
nance was talked over, and everything
looks favorable to a compromise.
All who heard the Philomathean
lecture on March 16 and all their
friends are cordially invited to another
treat. DIR. Hancher will deliver his
great lecture, "Homeward Bound,- in
the college chapel Saturday evening at
8 p. IN. Admission free.
Rev. DIR. Swickard concluded his
series of lectures on his travels in for
eign lands Sunday evening. In the
future he will probably give a series
upon days passed in Scotland and
England and without doubt they will
prove as interesting in every respect
as those just given.-Aberdeen Senti-
mel.
DIR. c. b. Boyle and bride arrived
from Washington last Sunday, and
stopped at the Gillespie for a few days,
where they received congratulations
from n large number of friends that
the Doctor has here. All we're delight
ed to meet his charming wife. Whist
parties were given in their honor Mon
day and Tuesday evenings atthe homes
of DIR. Jennings and Maj. Anderson.
j. w. Hancher is still selling his
household goods at great sacrifice. He
will have on exhibition Friday and
Saturday, or until sold, the fol-
lowing: Library table, clock, dining
room chairs, book case, hanging lamp.
rockers, window shades, dishes. wash
stand sewing machine, etc.
Fred Gillespie aud children returned
Sunday from their sad mission to
W%atertown, N. v, where all that was
mortal of Mrs. Gillespie was laid crest.
j. c. Relyea and wife, the latter being
a sister of Mrs. Gillespie, returned
with Fred, and will remain for some
time. They are very pleasant people
and will prove splendid acquisitions to
the Gillespie.
Father Ahern is dotting his part of
the Hills and eastern Wyoming mis-
sion of the Catholic church with new
houses of worship. He has recently
completed arrangements for the build
ing of two new churches in addition to
those already mentioned, at Hill City
and Edgemont. One of these will be
erected at Cambria and is to cost
$1,000 and the other will be built at
keystone and SLIGO will be spent in
its construction.
The STAR is under great obligations
to Hon. Samuel Scott, M. E., of Custer
for II of his late geological maps of
the Black Hills, and for one of his
pocket maps-the latter containing
many facts of information valuable te
biologists and prospectors, in fact il
they once see it they will not go with
out it; while the handsome colored
wall map of the Hills will prove a nee
essary adjunct to any we'll regulated
office or business place. The Blacl
Hills country has long need a good &C
curate map, and this one therefore fills
a long felt want. 1t should sell rapidly
at prices quoted: Geological mar
$500; geological pocket maps1.25: plair
pocket map 40 cents; plain sheet mar
% cents. Address Samuel Scott, Gus
ter, s. D.
The STAR wants wood on subscrip
ton, and would like it at once. Thos,
who do not find it convenient to pay il