Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-02

Hon. 3. ". Martin is visiting Hot
Springs.
Stamp pictures at Taylor's, platino
finish, "a for % cts.
Sanford Dodge at the Opera House Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Stamp Photos-1odiferent positions
"a pictures 25 cts, at Taylor's.
There will ::be special music at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
The treat Of the season at Opera House
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. I. H. Chase has a new advertis-
ment elsewhere. See it! It will inter-
est you.
Guess what the Fair is going to do
Saturday the 10th? Keep your eyes
open for it.
Rooms to rent for light house.keep-
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
Lovers Of high class, legitimate drama
cannot afford to miss Sanford Dodge's pro-
ductenns next week.
You will not regret it if you plan to
do a big days trading at the Fair Sat
urday, March 10th.
The continual wearing of numerous
customers made a new floor necessary
in j. G. Richer & Co.'S. store.
George Cross came down from Dead
wood Saturday evening to visit his
folks, and probably to remain.
Full notice next week of the event
to take place at E. Elsey's Fair on Sat-
urday, March 10th. Watch for it.
There will be a Sweet Sixteen Dime
Social at the Gillespie, on Mch. 9, blythe
Ladies Aid Society. Everybody invited.
Frank Hesnard's ice team took an.
other spin up street Wednesday morn.
mig, without the driver, but as usual
did no damage. If they should collide
with a light rig some of these days
then look out for music.
Richard Morgareidge and Augusta
p. Westenhaven were married at the
Mower House Monday night, Rev. But
terrified officiating. The wedding was
a quiet affair and only a few friends
were pre- sent.
Hon. r. w. Martin of Deadwood will
lecture at the Black Hills College the
evening of 18th of March. His subject
is Webster and Choate. Hon. Martins
growing fame will ensure him a
crowded house: The lecture will be
fine.
In preparation for the coming season
the name of The Catholicon Spring
%Sanitarium, of this place has been
changed to Black Hills S%anitarium,
and will hereafter be SO mentioned in
the Railroad folders, and in the circul-
ars of the Catholicon Spring Company.
The name of the Catholicon Spring
has become so celebrated, that it will
be retained. Any attempt to change
it would cause confusion.
Mr.sEvans' horse became frightened
at the passing Burlington train Wed.
morning while left standing in front
of the court house and ran down street
along side the train on the west side of
the track until he came to the Union
depot, where the embankment was too
steep for him and he got down into
the creek and stopped, without doing
any damage to himself or the buggy,
which is quite miraculous as the bank
is very narrow and steep,
Gene Gordon left Tuesday night for
Missouri Valley, where he will take au
examination upon the air brake appli-
ances that are used upon all modern
trains. All engineers now have to
pass this examination, which is some-
thing new on the Elkhorn system, tho
it has been in vogue on the Northwest
ern and some other lines for sometime
Mr.. Gordon will go from Missouri Val
ley to Omaha where the Shrine is to
have one of its grand gatherings Sat.
night. Gene doesn't take many lay-ofs
and will no doubt very much enjoy
this trip, the examination at Missouri
Valley being just interesting pastime
for snch capable engineers. During
his absence Tom jackson takes his
run here.
Looks as though sc. B. Kennedy, of
Canton had had the matter of the
maintenance of state reform or indus
trial school explained to his complete
understanding, whether to his s~atisfac-
ton or not, by ex-Supt. Ainsworth. MI.
Ainsworth shows very plainly that
there hasn't been SO very much reform
in that institution after all since he
was superseded by Mr.. Tompkins. Mr..
Ainsworth has published his reply in