Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-04-14

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Mark Thomas was in the city Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Basford received another ele-
CANT assortment of plants Wednesday.
Unfortunately our Edgemont and
Odell correspondence was crowded
out of this issue.
Charlie Fargo is having the cornice
and other wood work of the Gillespie
handsomely painted.
\ drunken tramp was working out a
fine on the streets Wednesday under
the direction of Marshal Dornan.
Soda fountains are being put in read.
mess for the season. This warm wealth.
er makes soft drinks in demand.
Regular meeting of the A. +. & A. NJ.
tonight (Friday) to which the Master
extends cordial invitation to all
brethren.
Mrs: Inez L. GODDARD visited Rapid
City during the meeting of the Stock
association, in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Stewart.
buy all hides, pelts and furs at
highest market prices. e. w. T1MMA,
Proprietor City Meat Market. 5o-3t
w. e. Zollinger arrived Thursday
morning for couple of days visit
with that new little daughter that ar
rived Tuesday night.
DIR. Motifs many Hot Springs
friends will extend congratulations
upon his appointment as member of
the state board of health.
A. Standen has been in the city this
week and says he will be here large
part of the season. His family resides
at Utan, Neb., and are all we'll.
The Ladies' Union of the Congrega-
tional church will serve supper at the
Evans hotel on Friday evening, April
21. Supper ready at 8 o'clock. Price
% cents.
Mrs. w. A. Hoes has been quite ill
this week, the result of la grippe. Mr.
Hoes and family are planning on going
to Yellowstone Park overland this
| summer.
Judge j. H. Westover and daughter
Miss Alice, of Rushville, Neb., spent
Tuesday in the city, and took dinner
with their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Newman.
On account of the high water in tn.
Cheyenne, the auction sale of the P. j
Ferguson personal property did no.
come off Monday but was postponed tc
Saturday of this week at IL a. m., al
the ranch.
John 8. Robertson received tele
gram Wednesday from Webster, Neb.
announcing that his sister could not
recover froA an attack of pneumonia
He left for Webster that evening. His
sister is % years of age and he has moi
seen her for IL years.
Old Plummer Davis has ordered
from Rochester, New York, a few more
Carolina Poplars than are sold. Per
sons wanting beautiful shade tree
should leave their order at the post
Office. Fifty cents each for one or 6
dozen; only few unsold.
The thawing of the hillside Wednes
day caused big cave-off of earth and
rocks near the Water, Light & Power
Co. dam below the city and damaged
ten feet of fume so that the incandes
cent light plant was idle that night
John Mueller suprintended getting /,
in shape for business on Thursday.
Last Friday morning about three
o'clock Geo. CLOVIS house in Coli
Brook was consumed by fire. Georg
says he was awakened suddenly ani
Lbarely escaped, the whole building be
ing in flames. He thinks it must hav
caught in some manner from fire il
the stove-he having had q very ho
fire late in the evening to dry hi
shoes. The building was insured TO
$500 in the Springfield Fire & Marine
which was adjusted Tuesday by D.
Osmun, jr., Of Denver, and settled Il
full.