Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-03-14
SpeaY OF tbe Springs.


The trees are budding.
See the new goods at the Fair.
Rev. j. I. Sanford and wife have been
at Custer during the week.
Dan Larson is home from PrinRle
where he has been working for some
time.
Mrs. Kirtley, of Hot Springs, is reg.
istered at the Smead today.-Lead Call.
They say the grass is growing at a
great rate this warm weather.
A few Hot Springers visited Buffalo
Gap Friday night to witness the show
there by local talent.
Mrs. j. A. Stanley left Monday even
ing for brief visit at Sioux Falls,
Chicago and probably Minneapolis.
While playing ball Monday evening
Blaine johnson was hit in the nose by
the ball, and that important facial
apendage was broken.
R. w. Leach, of Hot Springs, has
bought e. ID. Bonds hay and is haling
it. He thinks there will be about 175
tons.-Buffalo Gap Republican.
DIR. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. If.
P.J. Franzen, Register of Deeds ar
rived in Town Tuesday for q few days
visit with his family. Miss Maya is
looking after the office work.-Edge.
mont Express.
Charley Richards has been visiting
in Nebraska during the past week, and
Arkley Grippen has been driving the
delivery wagon for Richer & Co., dur
ing his absence.
Thursday was land leasing day and
there were a great many bidders.
Some lands leased as high as 16A cents
an acre. This was over in the sheep
county west of Edgemont.
Electric lights have recently been
put in the Baptist church, and an ele.
CANT new eight light glass reflect
or adorns the center of the edifice.
while there are four reflectors upon
the sides. 1t adds greatly to the
beauty and convenience of the place.
The STAR man is thankful to Agent
Flick and the Elkhorn traffic manage
ment for very neat baggage tag, which
not only serves as an advertising medi-
UNI for that popular system, but may
save us our baggage some time when
we might get agitated and leave it
somewhere.
The poisoning fiend is said to again
be abroad in the land, and dogs, cats,
and even COWS are meeting death at his
hand. Mr.. Jepperson has lost valu-
liable COW, and it is thought the animal
got hold of some poison put out for
dogs and cats. This is pretty reckless
business and can not be too strongly
condemned. If any one wants less
dogs and cats let them go at it in
broad daylight and do their slaughter.
ing and not scatter poison indiscrimi-
nately.
Conductor H. A. Cox resigned his
position with the Elkhorn and left the
latter part of last week for Eugene
Oregon, where he will engage in the
real estate business in the future. Mr.,
Cox has been IN the employ of the
Elkhorn ever since the early days ol
the road up in this country, being one
of the first conductors to run from
Long Pine to Chadron when the road
first reached this far seventeen years
ago. The r. E. & NJ. v. lost an ssolc
head" when they lost Bert Cox.-Chad
ron Journal.
The Water, Light & Power Co.. ex
poets to have the new tubular fun,
put in by May 1st, it having been or
dered from Washington. It will be oi
fir, "a inches in diamater inside. Their,
will be 5000 feet of it, extending from
the dam at the plunge to the powe,
house. At the creek by the cour
house bridge the flume will be sunkel
under the stream, thus doing ava,
with possibility of washouts. TIL,
!. company also expects to build hous,
at the Falls plant for the electrician
who is in charge there.
La Grippe coughs yield quickly t.
the wonderful curative qualities of Fo
J. .ley's Honey and Tar. There is nothin
9 else inst as good" Sold by A. L
r Eckstein.
o A number of the friends aud mem
bers of the NJ. E. church gathered a
q the home of Rev. and Mrs. Albertsor
9 upon general invitation, last Frida
9 night and spent the evening delight
fully. AS this was possibly the Las
l. time 8. L. Wilson would be present at
o social gathering of the church for SON
s time at least, their friends conceive
>, the idea that it was an opportune tin
h to show, in slight measure, their al
n probation of his efforts in behalf
10 the church during his long residen,
70 here. MIR. and Mrs. Wilson had bee
a members of the church longer ths
IS any other members, in fact were q
q, rolled when the church was organize
70 AS q slight token of esteem and ths
r they might have some little mement
u to remind them of their church frienG
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