Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-08-26

and Iron. The latest thing out.
Every so cents worth Of purchases at
Conner & Co.'s entities you to q glass
Of soda water.
Emory Taylor left Saturday night
for Chicago where he will attend shool.
He stopped at Omaha on his way.
G. E. Byers of the "Enterprise" at
Valley, Neb. left for home Sunday
night having been here about two
weeks.
A. w. Ladd Of the class of '9S of
Black Hills College came up from
Gordon and spent Sunday with his
friends.
Governor Lee has issued his procla-
nation for the observance of Labor
Day Monday September 9th as a pub
lie holiday.
Mrs. G. w. Thornby, sister of Col.
Thornby, after spending two weeks
here left for her home in New York
Sunday night.
John Fallon, of the blacksmith firm
of Fallon and Cramer of Lead but for
merly of Hot Springs, was here the
first of the week on a business visit.
Judge MCGEE held court last week
in Lawrence county; sitting in cases
where Judge Moore was disqualified
from having previous knowledge as
attorney.
Young James g. Blaine got gay in
Honolulu, while on the way to Manila
and a Kanaka spoiled his handsome
features. The wife of the native was
the woman in the case.
The Rapid Journal says that Jacob
Morris, a prominent merchant of that
city, took a ride on the cars last week
for the first time since the railroad
was built. He went to Omaha.
The Times reports that five
miles of the grade of the new railroad
between Belle Fourche and the Hay
Greek coal mines has been finished and
the company will begin laying track
this week.
The father of j. j. Corbett the ex-
champion prize fighter killed his wife
and committed suicide at San Francis
co last week. If it could only have
been the son instead, it would have
been a relief.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps will be held at the w. r
G. hall at the regular time tomorrow
Saturday Aug. 9th. A fnll attend.
ance is desired as there will be bust.
ness of Importance. CARRIE M
CLEVELAND President.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Independent Printing
company at Deadwood, with capital
stock of $4,000. w. o. Temple, James
Conzett, F. Corwin, Deadwoed; Joseph
B. Moore, Lead; NJ. L. Fox, Sioux
Falls, are the incorporators.
There is no remedy equal to Herbine
for the cure of constipation, sick head
ache, indigestion, vertigo, loss of mem,
DRY, uncertain appetite, unrestfuls leeE
OF skin eruptions. If you want a per
feet tonic for the liver, Herbine will
not disappointed. EMIL HARaENs.
The sheriRs and jailers of the North.
ern Hills counties are exerting them
selves to amuse Dave Ducharme, q fell
low who has been arrested for horse
stealing and at different times placed
in Butte, Lawrence and Meade county
jails from each Of which he has escaped
with prompt dispatch. The last scene
of the farce was played at Sturgis last
week when he fell out of that Jail.
The artesian we'll at the Soldiers
Home is at last in a fair way to be
completed. After infinite trouble tn,
'kink" has been reamed out, the holt
Strengthened and the drill is nov
pounding its way toward the watel
supply supposed to be located an in
definite number of feet below, at a rate
of from four to ten feet a day. O.
course "Yank" is happy since his pla1
of overcoming the difficulties of tn,
past has proved successful.
From parties who lately visited tn,
Yambuoa district in Custer county i
is learned that a new ledge has been
struck "richer than ever" This new
strike is on the property known as the
Sunrise, owned by Nicholas Mckay
better known as shamrock" The
ledge is three feet wide and assays al
ready made go US high as SIS free mill
ing and $40 refractory. The ore is syl
vanite in character and a ton Of it has
been sent to F. H. Long, Chicago, for
treatment by his electrical process
Rapid City Journal.
It seems there are two ways to wiz
distinction. You can go to war anG
risk your life in the face of the enem,
OF you can kiss a st. Louis girl. Hot