Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-04-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Rubber sale at the Fair.

/ Rubber sale at the Fair.
Chas. Harlow has the humps.
J. A. Stanley and wife spent Wednes.
day at Lead City.
a colder and more wintry Easter
Sunday is seldom experienced than
last Sunday.
G. L.. Jensen has taken the contract
to carry the Wind Cave mail, begin
ming Thursday.
Little Lucille Wade, of Lead City, is
visiting her grandparents, DIR. and
Mrs. Wade, at the Soldiers Home.
The nj. Il. ladies aid society was
pleasantly entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lymer.
People should not forget that the
time is fast approaching when they
should plant trees. Don't fail to plant
trees.
III. Willoughby has made u contract
with Mr.. Basford to carry the Cascade
and Maitland mail for u year and be-
gan the first.
Il. CT. Miller came down from Sturgis
Sunday to spend Il few days with his
family. lIo left Thursday night for a
trip down the road.
j. c. Coleman has given up his posi-
ton at the electric light power house
at the Fails, and gone to Deadwood.
john Iiuebner temporarily takes his
place.
During the last two or three days
spring seems to be getting the upper
hands of winter-so that there is hope
that gossips may cease talking about
winter lingering iii the lap of spring.
Il. " lamar, the C. IS N. w. ticket
agent at Cedar Rapids, Iowa., arrived
Sunday with Jake Gable, and is spend
ing several days here. 1t is his first
trip to the Springs and he is much
pleased with the place.
For a quick remedy and one that is
perfectly safe for children let US re-
commend One Minute Cough Cure 1t
1t is excellent for Group, bo%arseness,
tickling in the throat and coughs.
Emil Hargens, Z. B. Cook & Co.
Arley Cleghorn, the young man who
had his lower jawbone broken in two
places, while working at the Union
shaft, is in the hospital at Lead and is
reported to be getting along very nice.
ly.-Deadwood Independent.
Fred w. Faulks, the talented editor
of the Cedar Rapids Gazette, was Il
Sunday morning arrival. Mr.. Faulks
is no stranger to Hot Springs and al
ways delights to write of its attractions
and benefits to be derived here by in
valids.
Another ice gorge has formed on the
Cheyenne above the Elkhorn bridge.
and a gang of men is again at work
trying to break it up. The river rose
four feet Wednesday night, and if the
ice goes out before being broken up it
is feared the bridge will go with it.
Will Ness, the operator, went down
from here Wednesday.
At the fireman's meeting Tuesday
evening the following new officers we're
elected: Chief, John Mueller, first as
s%istant, w. j. Mcgowan; second assis-
tant, Emil Hargens: secretary, Earl
Chambers; treasurer, Z. S. Ames; man.
ager of firemen's opera house, j. G.
Richer. The boys expect to give a
ball and some kind of a show at the
opening of their opera house some
time this month.
w. d. Benedict spent Monday in the
city. He has lots of interesting Incl
dents to relate concerning the legisla-
ture. Mr.. Benedict was one of the
hardest working and most effective
members of the senate. He introduced
Il large number of meritorious bills. all
of which would have been beneficial to
the present conditions, but several of
them were lost in tho shuttle when
they reached the house. Mr.. Benedict
says prospects are bright for Custer
this this season. He is practicing law
there and is doing we'll.
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