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Spray of the Springs. J.G. Richer is again able to attend F. T. Evans went to Sioux City Monday night. business after a couple of weeks dicknes, Chauncey Wood of Rapid City was J. F. Parks spent a few daysat Deadin the city on legal business Tuesday. vood during the past week. assisting Miss E. Benjamin of Sheridan, Wyo. the insurance office of Coe & Edhas been a guest at the Fargo for sevbonds, eral days. About all the excitement in town The Merchant's bank has bought the LOW is Fargo's big sale. building in which they are doing busiJ. W. Fargo of Deadwood spent Sun ness of Mrs. F. T. Evans, tay and Monday here. visiting Cas A. D. Clark spent a few days in the ade Monday, where he has extensive city this week. He is looking over his interests, coal and mining interests in the Hills. William Young and family of Cody' A. D. Clark. the coal mine owner, Feb., wereat the Fargo Tuesday. Mr. came in Wednesday morning from Young took a bunch of cattle last fall Sioux City and is at the Hot Springs om the Hills to Cody to feed during hotel. ne winter. E. B Cook & Co. have a neatly VERDICT: $25 and cests for trying painted bulletin board in front of their sell a suit. What are the damages actually selling seventeen suits in store which informs the passers-by of days? many articles they may need. Joe Morrow of Mitcheil, a brother inJudge McGee decided that a permaF. D. Gillespie, spent Sunday and nen receiver was necessary for the Monday in the city looking after busibank of Edgemont and W. W. Stewart less matters in which he is interested was made permanent receiver. C.J Wood has been retained as It is great fun to see the Fargo Mercounsel in the Wind Cave case and cantile Co. get cinched for selling goods cheap. vent down to Hot Springs last night A. G. Fisher of Chadron was in the to familiarize himself with the "lay of city Tuesday, being one of the attorthe d."-Rapid City Journal, 27. neys for the Edgemont bank officers Go to F.B. Smith's Hot Springs livry barn for saddle horses and rigs of who were arrested by Receiver Stewart. ll kinds. Telephone No. 55 He was at the Gillespie. O.B. Chesley and Grant Robinson F. W. Murphy is now agent for the entertained a few spectators Saturday Singer Sewing Machine company for by running a foot race. No telling Fall River, Custer and Pennington how the race would have ended if O. counties. He is a good man for the 3. had kept his feet--but he "broke" work and is meeting with success. and fell down. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Barker of CresThe Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles. co, Ia., are at the Hot Surings hotel lumber, sash, doors, glass, paints and taking the baths. Mr. Barker was all kinds of building materials; also here several years ago and is here this grain, hay, flour, feed and Sheridan and Victor coal. Phone No. 11. tf time for treatment of rheumatism. Mrs. Lulu Perry, who has been nurs The O. E. S. expects to be able to ng Mrs. A. M. Rounds, has returned give the putlic an exhibition of old maids March 14th. There will o her home in this city and is preared to engage as a nurse for those be something of a contrast in the show for they propose to also have some who may need such services. She says Mrs. Rounds is some better. beautiful young ladies take part. The Holy Terror company is now The Homestake company will pay busy sinking another 150 feet and the into the treasury of Lawrence county this week nearly 850,000 for taxes on ore continues richer with every foot in depth. As the shaft is already over its mining, mill and other properties 500 feet down this will make a total in that county for the year 1897. A depth of nearly 700 feet.-Keystone few institutions of that magnitude Miner. would be sufficient to meet the whole expense of local government. WANTED We buy and sell warrants upon all funds of city, county and On the north-bound Burlington school districts that can be used in the passenger train Saturday a six-months payment of taxes. The Merchants Bank. baby was found shortly after leaving Edgemont which had evidently been Promoter Francis Grable has gone deserted. The parents of the child to Denver with his family and will go could not be found though a diligent in the spring to the new Wyoming gold inquiry was made and the conductor fields at Grand Encampment where he left it with the wife of the agent at hopes to retrieve what he has lost by Minnekahta. he recent embarrassment of his ven tures in the Hills. Roger Young has a good light wagon and buggies at bargains, and you de"To be or not to be" well provided ceive yourself and your horses if you with the best fuel depends on where dont get your horses shod at Young's you get it. You get none but the best blacksmith shop. from us and our stock and our cus. The sheriff of Lawrence county tomers are our recommendation. Hanna and Sheridan coal and the big. forclosed a mortgage against the Portgest lot of all kinds of wood. Trans. land Consolidated Mining company fer, Feed & Fuel Co. 'Phone 25. Monday for $388,798.42 in favor of AlWillis Sawyer spent last week in this fred G. Smith, trustee. The return city and vicinity surveying for differmade showed a balance due of 825,593, ent parties. This week, he is at Buffalo for which a deficiency execution was Gap surveying an irrigating ditch for was issued. It was the biggest fore. Mr. Egenberger Willis says'his brothcloseure in the history of that county. er, Charley, and family arenow at Mar. The judicial department has sent a shall, Mich. he being engaged as a civil representative to Deadwood to look engineer in railroad work. after the interests of the governmrnt The treatment for worms must be in the case of the United States vs. prompt and safe. White's Cream Vermthe Homestake company for alleged fuge can be trusted to restore your er stealing, The company sued child to health. It is a tonicas well as worm destroyer. Every bottle guar. for several hundred thousand dollars, anteed to bring worms. 25c. EMIL the hearing of the action being postHARGENS, poned until the April term. The deE. H. Mosher, of W. Flat was in partment will make a thorough inveshe city Monday. He is greatly intertigation through its representative who sted in having some one take hold of will also report as to the offer of the scheme to irrigate the Flat. He says Homestake to settle by compromise on e is more enthusiastic than ever since a basis of $30,000. ast year. when with wind mill and a There is no remedy equal to Herbine ump he irrigated an acre of ground for the cure of constipation, sick headache, indigestion, vertigo, loss of memrom a well and sold over 8100 worth ory, uncertain appetite, unrestfulsleep f vegetables from it, besides what his or skin eruptions. If you want a peramily used. He expects to do still fect tonic for the liver, Herbine will etter this year, for he better undernot disappointed. EMIL HARGENS. tands it. The following item from the AberBallard's Snow Liniment is the most deen News regarding a former Hot It penetrating liniment in the world. Springs pastor, will be read with incures pain and inflamation of all kinds terest by his many friends here: "A quicker than any r known remedy Price, 50e. Every bottle guaranteed large congregation of people was at MIL HARGENS, the Methodist church Sunday night The general impression among the and heard the pastor, Rev. Dr. Swickarmers in all parts of the Hills ard, deliver the last of a series of sers that the coming season will be mons, each of which illustrated in the . good one agriculturally. Advanlife of some biblical character some age has been taken of the nice weathcardinal virtue. Ruth was the char r of February and a good deal of acter selected last night and love wheat has been sown. There is no frost was the virtue portrayed and repren the ground and it is generally in a sented. Dr. Swickard's series has been good condition to be worked. The one of the most profitable heard from present stiff price of wheat will doubtan Aberdeen pulpit in a long time and ess increase the acreage at least 50 per his remarks last night were of
