Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-07-19

j. D.. Nicholsonan aud wife left Wednes-
day for Sylvan lake where Mr.. Nichol-
son has accepted a position as chef at
the Sylvan Lake hotel and Mrs. Nichol-
son will be employed as housekeeper.
The supreme court has recently
handed down an opinion of interest to
all registers of deeds in the state. 1t
was the case of Smithson vs.. Fall River
County, in which Mr.. Smithson sought
to recover from the county funds
enough to nuke up the legal limit al
lowed him as salary, in excess of the
fees collected. The court holds that
the register can not collect anything
in excess of the fees received, and re-
lieves the county from any responsible
ity to make good the salaries OF regis.
ters. A slight change was made last
winter, however. which may changethe
situation in respect to the salary of the
register of deeds.
Col. and Mrs. w. j. Thornby, accom-
panied by Misses Mary aud Allie Bissett
Of Winona, Mimi, came down from
Deadwood Tuesday and on Wednesday
drove in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Stanley, to the sheep country west
of Edgemont. The Misses Bissett are
old friends of Mrs. Thornby, having
been employed with her as teachers in
the public schools Of Winona. Col.
Thornby was n Of the principal pro-
moters Of the Quarto. Centennial car.
nival ut Desdwood and had much to do
with gathering and. arranging in at
tractive form the excellent mineral Ok
hibit at that celebration. The fine ex-
hibit from Custer and Fall River
counties was due largely to the efforts
Of Col. Thornby.
The Stewart Bath House company
lie fortunate in having secured the
services OF Prof. Young who has taken
charge OF the Turkish bath and mas.
sage department. He is an athlete in
strength, Is very magnetic and has had
many years. experience as . bath
attendant and massagest.
The home merchant is the man who
gives you credit when you have NO
cash to buy the n~ecessaries of life.
The home merchant is the man who
helps you pay the taxes that run your
schools and pave your streets. The
home merchant fssthe man To- whom,
you appeal in the time of distress for
Then why should you ignore
when you desire to make q pur.
chase? He sells goods as at low ig-
lres as the man who does business in
The big city. The home paper is q.
friend in need. It is to the home pa.
per you must look for all aid in time
Of %depressions and it heralds good
in time of prosperity. Remem-
Der the hills look green far away.-Ex.
For the benefit of people who are SO
enthusiastic that they can not wait un-
Ill the law permits before beginning
slaughter of prairie chickens it
may be stated that the law IS to prai-
'ie chickens, grouse, quail, woodcock
md other feather'd game remains the
same that it was a year ago and that
It's provtslcHs we're not changed SO far
IS those birds were es2ucerned. 1t is
'orbidden to kill such bir...s before
l, and ii is forbidden
O Kill more than % at one time. 1t is
orbldden +? shoot or kill any such
iris oa ptkev oates than between the
tsss Gay of September and the first
of January of the succeeding year.
he penalty for killing game birds out
f a is SO each for such birdsand
or every bird over that number killed
II tile open season, the san.s fine is
imposed.
We don't remember when ice cream
veF tasted better than the other day J
When we were down CIT Cascade creek.
t vas n Of those sweltering-blist-
'rluB Gays. O!leS mourn was IAltly
with heat. A crew of men
vas repairing an irrigating fiume.
henry Friday was one of them. All
pretty nearly done up by heat,
md Henry declared that he didn't feel
cry we'll and would have to quit fcr
but would be back again. After
III absence OF about an beap he re-
with a freezer full of ice cream
md dished it cut ta I'LL present. 1t
was a rich treat aad was greatly appre-
by all, We hardly dreamed of
running ue against such IA refreshing
way out there, but 70 telling
wbat good things you will fad when
you are out like th%at-where there are
such pleasant people as Henry Friday
and his good wife.
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White Man Turned Yellow.
Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
friends OF M. \. Hogarty of Lexington,
when thew SAW he WAS %tnrninC