Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-01-25
Spray OF tbs springs.

Plan to take supper at Mrs. Evans
on Tuesday Jan. %,
Miss Lena Ebersole, reporter for the
Deadwood Independent, visited Mrs
F.. ID. Martin this week.
The grip has taken a pretty good
grip on several members of the Home
of late, though none are considered
serious
Weather continues quite warm Tor
this season of the year the only I'M
pleasant feature being the wind and
dust.
j. Lampert is moving the e. ID
Norton residence to lot more con.
venient to town and will fix it up fo,
rent.
Mrs. y. L. Eckstein returned Wed
nesday from her extended visit to rela-
tives in New York. Wisconsin
delightful time.
Call at Cross new studio for fine
photographs and views of Wind Cave
and the Black Hills.
Rev. j. w. Robinson has been suffer
ing from the grip, and was unable to
conduit services last Sunday. His
namesake and brother pastor Rev. Il.
L.. Robinson filed the pulpit.
The following note was handed the
STAR for publication: All persons hav
ing stock running on the range arc
requested 10 meet at Cascade Springs
Jan. %, 1901, for the purpose g raising,
funds for bounty on wolves.
d. u. Cook II Co. have secured Il new
prescription clerk, who is :. frst class
man in every respect.
A. G. GAYLORD has bought 49, Cn!:as;;,,.
Boyden place on Bradley flat and pro-
poses to establish headquarters there
for his stock interests. He has good
range there and is wsil pleased with
his purchase. ,
Col. Linn and wife received III, s.
sage last Monday calling them to
Canton, where their son, Arthur, was
dangerously ill. 1t is hoped they
found his condition improved and that
his case mey not prove fatal
Petitions ware presented in both
houses asking for the passage of the
law requiring registers of deeds to
keep a plat book showing the last re-
corded owner of all peices of real estate
and requiring that such plat books be
made to show title of all parcels of
land up to date.
Robert Pringle and wife left We'd
nesday morning for Rapid City, where
they expect to reside. Mr.. Pringle will
represent the Singer Sewing Machine
Go. in that portion of the Hills. They
are excellent people and have a large
number of friends here who regret
very much that they concluded to leave
here.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is
never sold in bulk by peddlers or less
than 35 cts. Don't be fooled, get the
tea made famous by the Madison Med
icine Co. Ask your druggist.
j. w. Mum, assistant general pas
senger and ticket agent of the F. E. "
NV. R'y, arrived Sunday from Omaha.
He went to Deadwood on the
Burlington the same day. and while
there received message from Boone,
Iowa, announcing the death of his
father. Mr.. Mum has many friends
along the Ellshorn system, and espec-
tally among newspapers, who will ex-
tend to him their sincere sympathy in
his bereavement.
Il. B. Cook & Co. have had the larg-
est Christmas trade that they ever had
and they are now on deck to take care
of their large everyday trade.
Representative Kelly sends the STAR
a copy of the bill which he has intro.
duced, which imposes tax of fifty
cents a month head upon the live
stock of nonresident owners, to be paid
into the treasury of the county where
such stock is ranged. Should the
owner of such stock fail to pay such
monthly tax in advance, the county
treasurer shall at once proceed to col
lect such tax by seizure and sale ir
the same manner as delinquent per-
sonal taxes are collected by law. 1t
will greatly please the people of thit
county if such bill becoms a law.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs o.
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Emil Hargens has closed contrac
with the Detroit Photograph Co. fol
the views which they took of Hot
Springs and other Hills points last
year. They are very attractive colored
views and ought to sell we'll. Tht
Commercial Club, Iowa Land Co. and
the railroads have also bargained for
1000 colored views l4X44 inches in size
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