Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-02-25

Judge Juckett Ia at Edgemont this
week on legal business.
Mr.. Miner is getting the Minnekah-
tn block very we'll arranged for a no.
tel.
Mrs. Jacob Stimpert, of Inland, Neb.,
is at the Hot Springs House bathing
for rheumatism.
Judge Cleveland has had quite a
severe attack of grippe during the past
week, but is now improving.
John Entzminger was in the north
ern Hills this week, and may conclude
to engage in business up there.
j. A. Wymer left for Sheridan, Wyo.,
Wednesday evening. He is planning
on a trip to Klondike this spring.
Geo. I. Paine, j. 7. Hollenbeck and
+. NJ. Vroman, we're owe from Edge
mont Monday on the Edgemont bank
case.
A. ID. Wood, the genial Elkhorn man,
returned Wednesday from Valentine,
Neb., where he had charge of the sta
ton for several days.
The STAR office, in Minnekahta block,
is being re-arranged this week SO that
it will be much more convenient and
pleasant.
Thomas Pearson, father of Rev. Pear
son, arrived last week from West Point,
Nebraska. and will remain with his son
for an indefinite period.
Captain Marsh was at the Hot
Springs House Monday consulting
with Nose Thompson about the st. Ell
mo mine in which Captain Marsh is
largely interested.
H. S. Manville, general manager for
the Converse Cattle company, arrived
Friday last and has been at the Hot
Springs House. He is not a stranger
here and thinks as much of Hot Springs
as ever.
The U. S. grand jurors who are not
serving on the present case at Dead
wood were discharged last Saturday.
The Golden Reward case is likely to
last ten days longer.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. IS.
o. B. Chesley has been chosen deputy
clerk of courts. He knows the bust
ness thoroughly and is a very accom-
modating fellow. He says that he has
already worked up the marriage license
so that he has issued a license every
day thus far.
Harrison Alum, an old resident of
Hayward, died at Hermosa last Friday
of appendicitis. He resided in this
city several months last year. He was
master of the Hermosa Masonic lodge
at the time of his death and was a
highly respected, valued citizen.
John Stabler had a runaway outnear
Wind Cave the fore part of the week.
He was hauling wood and the team
became frightened and got away. John
fell down in the mix-up and the hind
wheel of the wagon paased YER his
foot, bruising it quite painfully.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles.
lumber, sash. doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, -four, feed and Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No IL. If
The ladies of the Eastern Star have
decided to give the famous Old Maids
Convention, which has been meeting
with such popular favor wherever the
told maids" have congregated. The
date will be announced later-but you
should prepare not to miss it.
WANTED-We buy and sell warrants
upon all funds of city, county and
school districts that can be usedin the
payment of taxes. The Merchants
Bank.
G. r. Bob Cramer gave up going to
Klondike and instead has gone to Lead
City where he has purchased a hall
interest in a blacksmith shop and will
form a partnership with John Fallon
His family will remain in this city
He is a first-class blacksmith and viii
no doubt do we'll in Lead.
TO be or not to be'-well provided
with the best fuel depends on wher.
you get it. You get none but the hes
from us and our stock and our Gus
toners are our recommendation
Hanna and Sheridan coal and the big
gest lot of all kinds of wood. Trans
fer. Feed Il Fuel Co. Phone %.
T. II. Wells has received a very in
teresting letter from Charley Roberts
who is we'll known in the Hills, writer
at Skaguay, Alaska. Mr.. Roberts ha
been at Skaguay for some time an,
says it is a very swift town of aoou
1000 people. He says that he saw A
Hora, John Bremen, of Rapid. Ed
Stenger, of Hermosa, and many othe
Black Killers out there. He sent Ton
acopy of the Morning Alaskan, a pape
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