Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-06-24

Ed Grantham was down from Custer
Monday attending the adjourned $685.
sion of court.
Dry goods are moving freely at the
Big Department Store. A large shin.
ment will arrive next week.
Mrs. H. E. Pomeroy has returned
from Chicago where she has been Wis
iting several weeks with her daughter
there.
Kava Root, Koia Nut. Cocoa, Celery
and Iron. The latest thing out.
w. F. Schwerin of Belden, Neb., is at
the Gillespie. He is here to take a
rest and get strength by the use of the
waters.
Fine portraits in the latest finish at
Nichols, the Shadow man. Gallery op.
posite Gillespie hotel.
Colonel Kellar went to Deadwood
yesterday to attend the encampment
and will address the soldiers and sail
ors attending. A number of veterans
of the Home also went up.
The patronage of the Stewart bath
house is becoming SO large as to ne
cessitate the use of another wagon
and it will oe added to the service at
once if the present rush is maintained.
Mrs. r. s. Ames and family left Sat-
urday morning for Lincoln where they
will visit friends a few days and then
go to Pawnee, Neb., where they will
spend four or five weeks among rela-
tives there.
Gene Gordon and family left Thurs
day evening for Chicago and other
eastern points for a few weeks visit.
They will also take in the exposition at
Omaha while away. Charley Clapp
of Chadron will handle the throttle
on the Gap run during Genes absence.
Jack Hale of Tillford is in the
city looking over some horses with a
view to buying them for the govern
ment for cavalry use. There is a scar
city of horses of the kind that will be
accepted and the governments agents
are obliged to W considerable terri
tory to secure them. A uniform price
of 500 is paid for those which are ac-
copied.
1t seems not to be generally known
that the library recently instituted is
now open to the public, subject to the
rules of the association. A. very choice
selection of books has been purchased
which furnish, with those donated.
quite awide range of reading. Shelv-
ing has been arranged and the room
fitted up with tables and chairs md
other conveniences. Professor Moore
has been made librarian and is giving
the library much attention.
There has been considerable talk
among the newspaper boys about the.
organization of Black Hills Press as.
ISOLATION and the Pioneer Times SAYS
in this connection that the way to 90
about it is for some one to take the lead
and call a meeting, say at Hot Springs,
some time in July. All have transpor.
tation and a two or three days vacation
will do them good. If only n meet
ing is held only good can result. Some
one must assume leadership until the
meeting is called and convened. Say
at Hot Springs or Deadwood July 10th.
The weather bureau at Huron in re-
porting on the crop condition of the
state finds the prospects for small
grain exceedingly good and corr in
excellent shape at the time the report
was made, Thursday of last week. OF
Fall River county the bureau a y the
general conditions are good: wheat.
oats and rye have made good progress;
some of the earliest wheat. is beginning
to head; corn is generally a good stand
and much is being cultivated; grass is
abundant and the prospects for wild
fruit are very bright.
F. M. Woman a over from Edge
mont Monday looking after legal mat.
ters which came before Judge MCGEE.
Mr.. Woman said, in speaking Of the
Union Hill company's affairs at Ga.
ler.a, that after the closest investiga-
ti{,n, aided by competent experts, Re.
ct,iver Bradley left for the east about
ten days ago fully convinced that the
company had q good thing. The worl
Of DEVELOPMENT will he haonn ut onct
along the line ofthe original plans and
the investment put on q paying bash
IL possible. Thecempany's Edgemont
proposition will take longer to. bt
gotten into shape. but confidence !,
felt that Il can be- satisfactorily
Strengthened out.
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