Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-04
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uAeu up III very q attractive manner
Martha chapter o. E. s. No. q, will
hold its annual election of officers next
Tuesday evening, March 9Th.
DO you want some snaps? The big
depa rtment store has them for you.
A. X. Gardner assumed his duties as
register of the land office at Rapid
City last Sunday. He is a bright man
and will make n splendid official.
Tho specimen store of j. +. Gates
has been moved from the H. d. Clark
Clark building on Minnekahta avenue
to the building vacated by Henry Pixies
job office.
DIR. N. NJ. Wade and son Willie came
down from Lead Mondry night and re-
NAMED until Wednesday morning,
looking after business matters and Wis
iting his parents.
e. w. Pitcher of Ida Grove, la, an
old friend of j. G. Sackette, arrived
Tuesday for the purpose of taking the
boths for rheumatism. He is an en-
perienced bookkeeper,
Rev. j. B. Long will deliver a lecture
in the Congregational church Sunday
evening IN 1.-THE Monk and the Monas-
terry" Rev. Long asdelivered a num-
Der of lectures duringthe winter which
have been full of interest and i~nstruc-
ton and that of Sunday night will
doubtless be no exception.
Announcements have been received
in this city of the marriage on the 22nd
instant of Mr.. Ernest Clayton Johns on
and Miss Helen Wright ut the home of
the BRIDES parents in Cleveland, O.
Mr.. johnson is we'll known in the Hills
through his connection with the st.
Elmo and other mining enterprises
and has the best wishes for success and
happiness of his many friends.
1t don't pay to be narrow minded
and prejudiced, but it does pay to
spend your money at the big depart.
ment store.
A party of fourteen of Buffalo
Gaps citizens came over Tuesday and
were instructed into modern methods
of wood craft that evening. They
all know more than they did, having
done some things they should not have
done and taking the consequent pen
atty. They are praying for some sup
erhuman interference in behalf of the
next victim upon whom they swear to
get even. The local lodge of woodmen
has been initiating quite a number of
candidates in the last few weeks.
I. B. Quigley, who has been in the
Home for the past six weeks, left for
his home at Lennox, Lincoln county,
Wednesday evening. He came here
for treatment for a bad case of rheu-
matism and goes home entirely cured.
Like many others he had little faith
before starting and could hardly be in
duced to come at all, having in addi-
ton the impression, so general, that
the Home was like an overcrowded
poor house, which he found instead to
be all its name implies.
The case of E. G. Salisbury and
and A. B. Clifton, the officers of the
new bank at Edgemont who we're ar
rested a couple of weeks ago by Re-
ceiver W. w. Stewart upon the charge
of grand larceny, was heard by Justice
Pomeroy Tuesday afternoon. Upon
the advice of Judge Cleveland, who was
Receiver Stewards advisor, the case
was dismissed as there was no evidence
to warrant the charge. Attorney
Fisher of Chadron and Kellar & Kellar
appeared for the defendants.
A special service for railroad men
will be held at the Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Two
short addresses will be given on the re.
lation of the church to capital and
labor. Rev. B. +. Pearson will speak
on "The Relation OF the Church to
Capital" and Rev. A. b. Chaplin on
1.-THE Relation of the Church to Labor"
Special music has been arranged for
the occasion. The public in general
is invited and a special invitation is
extended to all railroad men.
Mrs. F. L. Evans of Hot Springs,
Mrs. Wicker and Mrs. Clark of Lead,
Mrs. Hammond, Miss Kemper and Miss
Coe of Deadwood and Mrs. Cliff of
Rapid City comprising the board of
directors of the Black Hills Union Of
Women's clubs, held a meeting in this
city yesterday and transacted what
business there was to come before
them. The invitation extended by the
Rapid City club at the last regular
meeting to hold the next meeting ir
Rapid City was accepted. The next
regular meeting will occur in june
Deadwood Independent, 26.
Upon q warrant sworn out by A
Anderson, Frank Knox, a representa-
u