Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-02-02
Spray OF abe Springs.

DIR. Greenley has gone to Colorado
fora few days upon business matters.
y news stand has been opened in the
Evans. 1t is in charge of Mrs. Martin.
Will Leacox and wife arrived Tues.
day from Imogene, Iowa, for a visit to
his mother.
Mrs. Schoonmaker returned Monday
night from Lead, where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pierce.
To-day is Michaelmas Day or per-
haps better known as Ground-hog day,
when that sportive little svarmint'
energies from his hiding place to see if
the sun is shining.
At a meeting of the w. r. G. held
Saturday night the resolutions passed
by Silas A Strickland Post regarding
the recent "Picket Rope" order were
unanimously endorsed.
So far, Mr.. Pettigrew has refrained
from declaring that the blood of the
murdered Kentuckians rests on the
Presidents head. But there is still
time to repair the omission.
Mrs. Robert Cramer returned Tues
day from a visit to her daughter at
Columbus, Ohio, and was accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs. Ben Skiles
who has been absent for over a year.
The M. W. A. ball to be given at the
Evans on eb. % promises to be an
elegant affair. Arrangements are being
perfected to make it one of the finest
parties of the kind ever given in Hot
Springs.
The House has formally decided
that a man who is a polygamist cannot
be a Representative. That is good as
far as it goes, but there are some other
things which ought to be u bar to mem
bership.
Dave Robinson, who is quite we'll
known here, and who spent last Mon
day here settling up an estate of a
friend, in some manner broke his neck
while returning to his home at Pine
Ridge last Wednesday.
u. B. Cook & Co. guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and will refund the money to anyone
who is not satisfied after using two
thirds of the contents. This is the
best remedy in the world for la grippe
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough and is pleasant and safe to take.
1t prevents any tendency of a cold to
result in pneumonia.
The pet-pops are carrying out their
threat and establishing papers over
the state. The Tribune will be start
IT f4h G,e+ta& this /, snAele in thu vintFast
of Pettigrew. If the republicans wer
!, spending hs If the money on politics
in putting newspapers and other Q,
pensive luXuries, that the pops ar
: they would at once be accused of usin,
. Hanna's money.
We have received Il copy of the Ne
Market lla.) Herald, with the name G
j. l.. Palmer, as editor. Mr.. Paine
has had considerable experience in til
newspaper business and will give hi
patrons Il good paper. He took hi
first lessons in the tart ~preservative
from the writer and was in our emplo
+ several years, and we are pleased to sc
, him in business for himself. We wis
him all kinds of success and pros
r perity.
No philanthropist having answere
q the appeal of Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldo
for 100000 to establish a great Chris,
|, ian daily newspaper. the publishers o
, the Topeka Capitalize have stepped
into the breach and Mr.. Sheldon vii
be allowed the absolute control of tina
paper for n week beginning Marc
, 13, in order that he may show how b
thinks a daily ought to be run. Th
y Capital-News ought to have a whoot
ing circulation that week anyway.
The Elkhorn passenger train from
the east last Sunday did not arriv
until 10:30p NJ, making it NEARLY ifteel
hours late. The following Telegram
= from Ainsworth, Neb. explains tn
> cause: AS No. 26 freight from the ives
, was coming into town last night a
, 11::25 a flange on the rear wheel of on
. of the cars was broken causing a wreck
: age of eight cars and tearing up til
track for distance of several rod.
4 Three ears were reduced to kindlin
wood, but Fortunately no one was hurt
!, Death very suddenly crept into tn,
= home of David Kimball on Wednesda,
:, evening and took therefrom the devo'
ed wife and mother. She had bee
. down town in the afternoon, and Will
hurrying home vas suddenly take
with great pain in her head. She bt
came unconscious soon after reachin