Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28


See the new goods at the Fair.
Gene Gordon came up from Chad.
aon Friday last to visit his family.
w. r. Morgan is having new, wide
porch built upon the front of his resi-.
dence.
The st. Paul Weekley Dispatch and
the STAR one year for Sl.65.
Miss Osmotherly and pupils went
down and inspected the beaver dam
this week. q
L. g. Billings, q young amateur pho.
tographer from Lead, spent several
days in the city the past week.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get nice chop.
The W. G. T. U. will meet Wednesday
Mar 5th with Miss Dewey at 2 p. m.
All cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Sanford went to Deadwood
Wednesday to confer with the Mining
Mems association about getting up a
BLACK Hills souvenir book.
The Western Nebraska Stock Grow.
ers Association at its meeting at ALI
ance last week resolved in favor of
leasing the public lands.
W. j. Mcgowan is moving the large
two-story residence, known as the
"Briggs property" from near the Ca.
tholicon to the lot opposite the Catho.
lie church, where he will have it nicely
fitted up.
At last Miss Stone, the American
Missionary who has SO long been held
by the Bulgarian brigands as priso.
ner, was released the first of the week.
the brigands receiving a ransom Of
S72,5OO.
Miss Anna Leacox, of Hot Springs,
and Mrs. Rhodes, of Boone, nieces of
the late Thos. M. Wilson, came to at.
tend the funeral and remained q few
days. Judge w. H. Wilson is also
here.-Imogene (Ia.) Sentinel.
Meet me at spelling school.
d. @. Taylor, who was SO seriously
injured in the wreck at Guernsey Mon.
day evening, complete account of
which was given in our Tuesday edi.
tion. is getting along as we'll as could
be expected, and with good prospects
of recovery. The others of the crew
will soon be able to report for work
again.-Alliance Times.
DR.. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. tt.
Captain Paul McC cClelland, of Custer.
had the misfortune yesterday to have
horse fall which he was riding. The
animal fell in such a way as to catch
the captain's leg and break it below
the knee. It seems queer to think
man could pass through hot Fill.
pino campaign without scratch, and
then comes home to be laid up with a
broken limb.-Lead Call.
This paper and The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean, sl.75 for one year. "Spec.
ial deal"
After all there will be no change in
the management Of b. & N. affairs in
this city. The officials have decided
that it is to the interest of the com.
pany to keep James L. Bentley as their
commercial agent here. The announce.
ment of this determination is received
with approval by the people of Dead.
wood. and is a source of pleasure to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley, who are thor.
ough believers in the future greatness
of Deadwood. Pioneer Times.
We are satisfied and hope you are
With our treatment the last year. j. G..
Richer.
Ernest W. Zahrendt, an old time
and intimate friend of the writer, died
at Keystone Tuesday. This writer
knew him at Hermosa at the inception
of that town, when he was full of Wig.
or, enterprise and hope. A year OF
two ago he contracted severe cold,
which eliminated in consumption. He
was man who never knew what "fail'
meant, and would never give up, and
thus he was, we understand, to the
very last-never giving up that he
must die at this time. He was an act.
i've Mason and X. of p, under which
orders the last sad rites were per.
formed Thursday. He was good
true friend, whose death we are pained
to record.
Am very busy now; meet me a.
Franks Cafe.
The Sentinel had call Saturday
from w. H. and s. E. Wilson, of Ho,
Springs, So. Dak., called hither by the
burial of their brother, Thos. M. vii
son. These Wilson boys were q few
years ago very we'll known and forceful
characters in this part. Especially 8
E., who for six years ruled the schoo
ms'ams and they rule the rest of u.
sooner or later. They are in the Law
. practice at Hot Springs, w. H. beinf
> county Judge. s. E. was engaged in I
big suit when the news of his brother,
death reached him and made his srpu
ment to the jury with the burden o
that sorrow on his heart, closing tel
minutes before train time. He studied
law while he was superintendent here
He has been eminently succsssful %
| bis new home. a. indoed ona nnnl1a