Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-03-21
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Ladies Easter hats at the Fair.
G. A. Richards returned Wednesday
from Chadron.
Mrs. j. A. Stanley is expected home
this morning.
Harry Summers has concluded not
to move his family west until June.
AS usual Fargo has seeds.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart has been ill during
the week, suffering from rheumatism
Mrs. Fannie Williams returned
Wednesday from her visit to Sioux
Falls and Sioux City.
The Modern Woodmen Camp will
give a play in Opera House on Friday
2Sth entitled Cheerful Liar.
A. G. Fisher, the bright Chadror
lawyer, was in town short time Tues
day, enroute to Sheridan, Wyo.
G. G. Thomas left the first of the
week for Crawford, Nebr. His family
expects to remain here during the
summer.
s. H. Tomlin has just completed {
goodsized reservoir on his place
which is large enough to hold good
supply OF water.
Mrs. Lulu Perry returned Sunday
from her visit to Denver. She also
visited Boulder, and at both places had
delightful time.
The STAR has received it's samples oil
1902 commencement programs, and in.
vites all interested in them to call and
inspect. They are pretty.
Engineer James Stanton was able to
return to his home at Chadron, Sun.
day. He was getting elong finely and
will soon be able to resume his duties
DIR. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. If.
George Holvey, president of the
Lead Miners Union, had his head
blown off Tuesday morning at the
Highland mine at Lead by a premature
blast.
Albert Peterson left for Oelrichs
Tuesday night, and from there goes
out to his ranch to do some fencing
He has fine place out in Union town.
ship.
Con ngressman Martins bill for the re.
lief of settlers upon the forest reserve
passed the House last Friday. By il
legitimate claimants upon the reserve
may make proof on their claims.
Joe Dennis went to Edgemont Tues
day to inspect a building with the in
tention of getting lumber with which
to build his house but it was not salts
factory and he returned the same day
Mrs. w. j. Cavanagh went to Dead
wood Thursday for q brief visit. Sh'
informs us that she has stpurchaset
some fine blooded chickens of the But
Coachin bantams, Silver Laced Wyan
dott aud Silver Spangled Hamburg
varieties. They are fine grades.
Last Monday night the Royal Neigh
bors surprised Mrs. Basford, inasmuc
as she was about to leave the city.
large number were present. A hand
some souvenir spoon was presented t
her. Delicious refreshments wer
served to about eighty. Altogethe
it was an evening much enjoyed.
G.. G. Wooseer has sold his interest
in the Transfer, Feed t. Fuel Co., I
Parks 4 Reeder. w. e. Reeder ha
, the management of the business, S
r that it will be continued along tn
: same lines as before. Mr.. Wooste
says that he has not yet determine
upon his future course. It is hopet
however, that he may not leave He
Hot Springs doesn't propose to b
outdone by other leading cities of tn
. state at the coming city election
. Nearly every one will vote upon th
{ question of saloons or no saloons, an
4 it is an issue that is very promine1
and closely fought in some of then
: 1t is always good plan to know villa
the public sentiment is upon ever
n important question, for public sent
a ment is the regulator of conditions.
Charley Cummings came down frol
t Oreville the first of the week. He
= quite enthusiastic over the minin
s prospects of that locality and says tbs
a the new st. Elmo company is going
b sink 300 foot shaft at once and d.
}. velop their property thoroughly. OFT
Grantz, the Lead lucky man, is at til
head of the new company. Charl'
y has some good properties Of his ow
and among specimens left us a I'll
piece of mica.