Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-01
j. H. Boomer is expected home Sun.

day morning.
The Herald has rented the lower
floor Of the Minnelusa hotel which it
will use for an office.
j. F. Edmonds and his little son Ar
thur came down from Deadwood last
Friday and stayed a few days.
Miss Bernice Kridelbaugh, Miss Eva
Robinson and w. M. Knowlton were in
itiated into the Eastern Star Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. William Cavanaugh returned
Tuesday evening from Lead and Dead
wood where she has been visiting
friends for the past week.
Carroll Smith is having the quarters
of the Bank of Hot Springs repainted,
papered and decorated and they are
now very attractive.
LosT-Pair mems black leather nit
tens. Finder please leave at posto flee.
c.. A. Martin, who is in tie employ
Of the Union Pacific at Columbus, Neb..
arrived Wednesday and will spend a
week or ten days in this city.
Mrs. G. B. Clark, wife of the pastor
of the M. E. church at Deadwood, went
up to that city from Hot Springs. She
has been in this city a couple of months
for her health which has been much
benefited.
Receiver Bradley of the Union Hill
company states that he will finish his
work of adjusting the claims against
the company and return to Philadel-
phia. He thinks the company will
again take hold of the scheme and pro-
coed to carry out the original plans.
Joseph Vincent of Hot Springs is fit
ting up his furniture store on the first
floor of the new Horace Clark block
and will open April LIST. Mr.. Vincent
is going to have n of the finest estab-
lishments in the Hills.-Deadwood In
dependent.
Spearfish is endeavoring to get a
smelter proposition started in that
city. The building started for the
COLONIZATION plant is to be utilized and
$4,000 is said to have been offered by
eastern capitalists for investment in it
providing the people of Spearfish will
put up a similar amount.
H. 7. Cstlin, who was at one time
agent of the Burlington at this place
has been given the station of Ell Reno,
Okla, and will move his family down
there from Lincoln, Neb., as soon as
the university work is over and Carl
and his mother can go. Mr.. Catlin has
quite an important station and has
seven men under him.
James Holborn, who has been in this
vicinity for several weeks looking after
his property on Box Elder, went down
to Hot Springs Saturday evening to
spend a week. Upon his return here
he will start for Pierre overland and
will spend considerable time in the
Jim river valley where he has consid-
cradle property.-Rapid City journal.
The American Economist of March
18th presents in the folm of a pictorial
supplement an unique and interesting
array of drawings and cartoon selected
from the files of that paper for the past
three years. The illustrations, several
hundred in number, emphasize in a
peculiarly forcible manner the
strength of the doctrine of protection
as an active, living issue, and also dem
onstrate with what vigor and aggres.
siveness this doctrine has been ex-
pounded by the American Protective
Tariff League.
The Holy Terror mine in Pennington
county is producing gold bullion from
a 1O-stamp mill at the rate of about
$4,000 a month and the vein is getting
larger and richer and by the end of
the year 1t is predicted its dividends
will be increased from three to twenty
cents a share. This lisa phenomenal
proposition and should the Keystone
and the Holy Terror combine after the
first Of May this mine will stand Sec
ond to the Homestake in gold produce
tion.-Mining Review.
Roger Young has a good light wagon
and buggies at bargains, and you de.
ceive yourself and your horses if you
don't get your horses shod at Young's
blacksmith shop.
The Burlington is building a fine
steel bridge across the Cheyenne river
near Edgemont to take the place Of
the old wooden structure which has
done service since the road was built
Five sixty-foot spans are required and
the bridge will probably be finished
within a month. The company is do.
ing considerable improving on the
Black Hills division and is paying par
ticular attention to the roadbed. re-
placing a great many of the ties with
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