Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-13
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Supreme Court Judges
DIGHTON CORSON,
H.. G. FULLER,
DICK HANEY.
A CHANGE.

The STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY is
new business organization, the writer
having disposed of an interest in the
STAR to that company. JAS. Ii. Hedge.
formerly of Des Moincs, Ia. IL news
paper man of long experience, assumes
the active management of the paper.
He comes eNcellently recommended
both as to his business and social quail
it les. and we shall look for improve
ments in the STAR, for besides himself
he has two bright young sons who will
render valuable assistance upon the
paper. The time of the writer has been
so divided during the past year and
more that he feels that the paper has
been too much neglected.
For over seven years the writer has
been conducting the STAR in his hum.
BILE way and has striven to give the
people just as good u newspaper as the
receipts of the Office would warrant.
Sins of omission and commission have.
often been charged against us and
knowing the weakness and fai!ings If
humanity SO we'll we are forced
to admit of many shortcomings To
friends who nave so faithfully and 10y
ally stood by the STAR in the years
past-and some we're most trying years
we are more grateful than We can
here and now express. A newspaper
u ,.. ~, Is such friends and we know they
-, main the steadfast friends of
Vancouver. I. Though the writer's active
of cannibalisnpn with the STAR may cease,
Australia, a few ordinary we'll wishes remain
the steamer Aor:le paper has too long been
French steamer j in our thought and ambi-
..e a.sp'ay ol e our interest in its scccess.
',..,.' .aa re numerous accounts that
Nonme, in fine lected by the writer which
About six NOTED prior to Oct. LIST, and al
native womarye hold quite a number of sub
brides group, n accounts against some sub
the second VI, most of them will be in the
pressed a diof Mr.. Hedge and payable to
Accordingly
e.,o that III happiest and best wishes to all
ID learnefaders of the STAR, will whom we
BY mis-. chatted SO long through these
endly Sims, and with a heart full of
E man Ks to all friends for favors so gen.
= begurly extended, W. are, while out of
vicious ewspaper harness, the same as
isQn falin e.
he mans 'N
his feet ~ Soiul"iis Soui',
thour' IA olANLha'
In assuming control of this paper
for the STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY we
will make no profuse promises, believ-
sn~ - <1n 1,n<fnc ,1,p IN lot tho nv
in its succeeding issues speak foritself
\ as it will do anyway regardless of what
1--WE may say. 1t is related of the editor
of a State Prison paper that in COM
men cling his %salutatory he started out
with the oft-used and well-worn re-
mark, 1--WE are here to stay" This is
the way we feel about Hot Springs,
out fortunately we are not his condi-
ton, we don't have to stay, but We pro-
pose to stay because we want to. We
have been here nearly all summer and
have visited the city before, and have
been charmed with the beautiful seem
cry, the health giving fwaters, the evil
dences of thrift and enterprise, the
culture and taste of the people as ex-
hibited by the many beautiful homes,
the magnificent public school building,
the college, the various churches, ETC.,
and We believe there is q great future
In store for Hot Springs. The STAR
will continue to advocate the princi-
Piles and in every legitimate way work
for the success of the republican party,
believing that to be the party of pro-
RFess and prosperity, but we will ever
treat political opponents courteously
and ia a gentlemanly amer But
u greatest efforts will be put forth
in behalf of Hot Springs and Fall
River county, and we shall use every
endeavor and work in season and out
of season for everything that will add
to the interest or betterment of this
locality. We cordially invite the peo-
pie to call and see us, especially the
readers of the STAR. MIR. Charles Dill
Ion, the artistic job printer, who has
been connected with the job printing
department of the office, will remain
with us, and we cordially invite the
patrons of the office to continue their
favors, and those who have not been
patrons, we invite to call when in need
OF anything in that line. We say with
out Boosting that we consider the STAR
office in all it's appointments the most
complete. country printing Office we
ever saw, and having had over thirty
years experience think we know some-