Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-03-26
New styles in Spring
Neck Ties at Chase's,

called Preston, with Herbert Botten-
burg as postmaster.
Have you tried that choice cornfed
beef at Cleaver's?
The Oelrichs Times says that Ed.
Blakey will remove his family to that
place this spring to reside permanent
ly.
Attorney d. w. Martin spent Sunday
in the city, joining a party from Dead
wood Monday evening on a duck hunt
in Nebraska.
Go to Il. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
A little child of Cad Wood, of Custer.
ate some wild parsnips which it dug
out of the yard and was soon taken
with commissions, dying in great agony
within two hours.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Mlnnekahta block. Inquire of II. S.
Kelly, receiver.
DIR. Hancher returned Tuesday from
Kansas City and has been busy this
week %disposing of his household effects.
They expect to take their final depar-
ture next Wednesday evening.
Cleaver charges no more for choice
corn fed beef than you pay elsewhere
for range stock.
Hon. q. S. Pendar, clerk of the U. s..
RoI1rf or,iva1 c.>r, C:o., lN.lI. mn
day to attend the sale of the Evans
hotel property as master in chancery.
He left for home Wednesday evening.
j. A. Gleason, formerly the popular
ID. ~ M. operator at this place, was in
the city Monday calling on his friends.
He has been at Billings, Mont, ever
since he left here, but has been trans
ferred to Deadwood.
Ted Petty, n. G. Duke and Mark
Thomas are doing some development
work on some mining properties near
Pringle, which promise something rich.
The lowest assay they have obtained is
1929. while there are excellent indica-
tions of porphyry. Bob Cramer and
another party are also interested in
the property.
Mrs. John Sutherland started u sub
scription paper last week to raise "a
fund for the suffering poor of plague
and famine stricken India. She secur-
ed a nice fund, then w. H. Wilsontook
hold of ~ md rnicol %ho ,,o,, L..
s31. 1t is claimed that this will buy
3,10O meals, so that some of
those poor unfortunates may be saved
from starvation 10y the good people Of
Hot Springs.
Il. Elsey is kept busy looking after
his business houses at Edgemont and
Custer, besides the one Mt this place.
Each is doing "A very gratifying bust
ness. Gus Lancaster is now looking
after the Edgemont store and Ben Huff
is again assisting at the Bee Hive in
this city-although a sudden attack of
int.ammatory rheumatism laid him up
this week.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of u. s.
Kelly, receiver.
The STAR has received "A letter from
F.. III. Whittemore. the photographer,
who is now located at Fairfield, Neb.
He says ~ am permanently located at
this place in a good little gallery, with
prospects for Il good trade twelve
months in the year. and in "a good
country for my business He sends
"kind regards to ALL"
PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE.-A few
b arders will be taken at private home
at reasonable rates. Enquire ut the
STAR Office.
Rev. j. w. Seabrook, the new NJ. E
pastor, arrived last Saturday and con
Quoted services Sunday morning and
evening, pleasing the congregation
very much. He is a man of medium
stature, with a keen. bright, expl essive
face, has a good command of language,
speaks deliberately. positively and
pleasantly. He is a man about forty
years of age, has a family consisting OF
wife, two daughters, eighteen and three
years of age, and two boys. fourteen
and sixteen years of age. The family
will remain ut Lincoln for the present
where the children are attending
school.
The sale of the Dakota Hot Springs
Company property took place las,
Wednesday as advertised. Hon. O. s
Pendar, special master in chance cry
conducting the same. 1t was bid in b,
: the Sioux City Safe Deposit Il Trus
Co., trustee-Charley Swan, of Siou,
City, representing them. The bids
were as follows: For the plunge batl
, $4,000; Evans hotel and bath hous,
$4,000; Minnekahta bath $4,000, max
ing a total of s12s.6OO-which cover
the judgment held by the loan com
pany. 1t is understood that the Ho