Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18
Big baEksins at the Fair.

81 Co.
Cook & Co.'S. front windows have
been nicely lettered by Sackett.
Will Crane has established q store in
Lead City and placed j. w. Bentley in
Of it.
Big bargains at tesf'air.
The NJ. q. church looks very pretty
with its new coat of paint. John Gross
did the work.
The county commissioners adjourned
Wednesday, after t%ransacting an i'm
mense amount of business.
DIR. Hargens is having the front of
the Harlou block repainted by j. H.
Clark and it looks handsome.
Barney Mullen was here q few days
this week with j. Il. Edmunds figuring
on the Minnekahta livery loss.
Ohio Maple Sprup, nothing better, at
Richer and Co.'S
j. f. Edmonds has adjusted the fire
loss on the Minnekahta livery stable,
fixing it, we understand, at about $500.
Chambers Kellar returned Saturday
from u professional trip to Omaha, and
stopped over Sunday with his people
here.
Big bargains as4he Fair.
Y. NJ. Stewart and S. G. Sheffield,
two leading representatives of the cat
tie interests of the Hills, we're in the
city Wednesday,.
". r. Henderson, of Cheyenne Falls,
is rejoicing over the arrival of q fine
young sol at his home. Mother aud
child doing nicely.
Fred w. Faulkes, editor OF the Cedar
Rapids Gazette, who makes frequent
trips to our Carlsbad, was u Thursday
arrival. Y. Ct. Griggs, also of Cedar
Rapids, accompanied him.
Write to j. Francis, General Passen.
ger agent, Burlington route, Omaha.
for handsome 32-page pamphlet de.
scriptivo of the Trans Mississippi ex.
position, Free. 10
Il. S. Raymond and mother, of Oma.
ha, arrived Thursday. MIR. Raymond
will remain some time, hoping to be
relieved of q severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Alden Scovil has been appointed
treasurer of Hot Springs school dist.
riot adjoining the city, in place of Tho
mas Frawley who has removed TO Gus
ter comfy.
That five cent cali96a at FArso's.
j. M. Mum, the efficient and genial
assistant general passenger agent OF
the F. E. & M. ", arrived from the
north Wednesday evening and spent
Thursday in tho city, leaving that ev.
ening for a trip over their Wyoming
line.
New goods at,tke Fair.
Commissioner Geo. Dennis left
Thursday morning for his home in I'm.
ion township. Mr.. Dennis is making 8
splendid record as a commissioner
looking shrewdly after the welfare Of
the county and striving to serve the
taxpayers as faithfully as he would his
own individual interests. In fact this
can be said of the entire board. They
are a careful, honorable set of men.
Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Connors, of the
Sturgis Press, came down to the
Springs last Thursday evening and
spent a few days in the city. Mr.. Con.
MOI was first lieutenant in the sam.
company with Lieutenant Walter An
derson. Mrs. Conner was formerly 8
resident of Hot Springs, then being
the wife of Rev. Warren. Mr.. and Mrs
Connors enjoyed their visit and rest
here very much. The STAR acknowl
edges a pleasant call.
New soodset the Fair.
Lead City is humming right along il
fine shape and employing more mel
and turning out more gold than evel
before. It is a great mining town, ane
no mistake. While there a few day.
ago this writer dropped into the Trib
office and chatted for a time with Hen
~ Schmitz, who is having his first ex
perience in conducting a newspaper
but his thorough business ability, goot
judgment aul education makes him
success in his new undertaking. He il
giving the people of Lead a very inter
esting, spicy paper, which they n,
doubt appreciate.
New eoodsya Ct the Fair.
The the third annual meeting of tn,
Black Hills Educational association
will be held November % and 26 al
Rapid City. Prof. E. j. Moore, of thi
city, will have a paper on 1.-THE Prob
lem of Education in Our Newly Ac
quired National Domain" The entir
program is q good one. One announce
ment in the program reads. SIT wil