The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-12-21
SHORT sTops-

No lovlier weather than now for
health seekers at the Springs.
Next year will be the most prosper.
Gus one, the Hills will have had.
TIE Black Hills is the greatest coun.
try on earth, and all we need is people
to develop her vast resources.
We say to those who ask for in.
formation about Fall River county
Come and see.
1t will soon he time to swear OF
again. It Is only ten days until New
Year.
With college and the soldiers home
at Hot Springs, it will be the most at
tractive spot IN the west.
When the Sioux reservation is prop.
erly opened, the G. NJ. & st. Z. Il. r.
will run southsof the Hills.
Never trust a inan that has deceived
you once, because he is liable to do it
a second time, and don't you forget it.
Fall River leads all tue other coun-
ties in Dakota in the quantity and
quality Of her rock, marble, coal,
water power and medicinal springs.
Mr.. Eve2ton informed us that he is
contemplating the construction Of a
lime kiln and go in to the business per.
nranently. A good scheme.
Everyone should work to extend the
southern boundary lines Of that part
Of the Sioux reservation which is pro.
posed to I've opened to White River.
Some people steps through the world
without antagonizing any one. They
are always called good fellows. There
is a good deal OF Uriah Heep about
them.
MI. Milligan's new residence has re
ceived a coat Of paint and a brick chin.
ncy. and it is presumed, him and his
family will o avail themselves Of its
comforts.
We published notice ofG. A. r. Pub.
lie installation to occur on the 5th, when
it should read Jan. 18th, 1889. Those
interested, please re1nem Der the mis-
take.
I. w. LaFleiche departed for the
northern hills on Thursday, to resume
his work in the Catalonia. He returns
invigorated and refreshed from his ten
days visit at home.
Crane Bro. propose to erect u stone
building on Chicago Ave-, in the near
future. The building will he $3.50
and will be arranged so as to furnish
tire-proof storage and store in front.
We observe a hazy and dusty ap.
pearancc in the western horizon for the
past few days, we accredit it to the &C.
tivity on the b. 4. N. grade.
TN Tuesday evening. which is Chris.
mas eve, a joyous and interesting time
is anticipated by the little folks and
big folks too. Everyone should turn
out and help to swell the throng.
W. II Stanley whilst working the
paper cutter i'll the Tribune office, Lead
City, met with an accident to one Of
his hands which laid him OF for a few
days. He will be at home until after
the holidays.
Mr.. VIM. Alexander. we'll known at
Hot Springs, from report, is likely to
he among the lucky ones in the coal
and oil fields Of the western Hills, hav-
ing secured a large tract of valuable
land which prospects in oil.
Mr.. Bishop Of Bradley.s Flat called
at the STAR Office ON Friday. he reports
a fine school house under the course
of construction on the Flat Evidently
the people do not propose to allow the
little folks to grow up in ignorance in
that neighborhood.
Old Santa Claus has said, this time,
because the wcather's warm, he'll wear
a linnen buster, leave his sleigh upon
the farm, the fair Dakota weather
seems to be a steady rule, so Ill leave
my robes and sleigh this year and
mount the ancient mule.
We presume every n is preparing
to turn over a q leaf upon the ad-
vent Of the new year, and while those
that are in arrears to the STAR are pre-.
pairing to turn over, il they will please
balance u account on the opposite
page, thereby relieving us of reverting
to the old leaf.
Vim. Enox, Of Buffalo Gap, has been
out to his soap mine near Jcnny's Stock
AIDE and reports times in that locality,
on the boom. \ busy scene is witness
ed he says, among the locators and rail-
road men. Mr.. Enoxs is confident Of
the value Of his peculiar find, and il
forming a company to further develop
the prospect. We infer from what he