The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08

SIyCAO a. ACW AOuko NOky OO
the county metropolis: Mr.. Clark
owns an extensive interest in the Stew
ard mining property, Ruby Basin, and
recently refused an offer of $4,000 in
cold cash for it.
In view of the fact that Prof. Clark
has demonstrated that refractory ore
can I've reduced at the nominal cost of
six dollars per ton, what is to hinder
the Hayward group of silver mines,
situate about twelve miles west of
Hcr,nosa, from being dividend-pay-
ing property?
Last Sunday JET Dayis celebrated
the S0th anniversary of his birth at his
home at Bcavoir, La. He is said to he
enjoying quite vigorous health. This
is important If true as the old man may
Ike called upon to take the stump for
the party Of which he is an enthusi-
astic member.
John shortel, an old-time Hot
Springs boy, returned last Saturday
from Norfolk. Ncb., where ne has re-
sided since leaving here last summer.
He looks as though he had been we'll
taken care of by his Norfolk friends
but lie is glad to return to his old
stamping ground.
King kcnnedy's entertainment at
the Hot Springs Opera house on Tues
day evening was fairly attended and
very we'll received. AS a yantriloquist
Mr.. Kennedy stands at the head of the
profession while his feats OF mind read
ing andlegerdcmain were very clcvcrly
performed.
| Frank Kimberley. of the dry goods
and notion firm of Wilson & k;mlmr-
ley, Sioux City, was taking orders in the
city the first Of the week. Frank is
loaded this month with a choice lot Of
new stories as well as samples, and
sometimes goes outside of his regular
line to "scll' some unwary sucker OH
a new gag.
We are in receipt ola complementary
season ticket to the Minneapolis Indus
trial Exposition which opens on the 222stl
day of August and closes September
Goth. No pains or expense will he
spared to make the third annual ex.
position one of the most brilliant and
I totAoSVlNC SNSA uCiNs
The Ladies Aid Society Of Hot
Springs is in very fourislling tinan-
cial condition. II has a surplus
i'll the treasury which it proposes to
utilize in the purchase Of curtains.
carpets and pulpit furniture for tl.c
NJ. Il. church. The society is :. III.
noble work and should be encouraged
in every possible way.
Mrs. Spenscr and Miss Lille Nc
Clelland were drowned in Spring creek
on Tucsnay evening Of last week. The
body of Mrs. Spencer was recovered
Thursday afternoon, and that of Mis-.
McClclland on the day following. The
sudden death Of these estimable lad:e;
has cast gloom over Hermosa ant
vicinity where they had many friends
T. L. Jandt, the we'll known ani
) genial knight of the grip from Sioux
CITY. arrived in town on Tuesday ant
: will remain at the Springsa fortnigh
, OF more. Frank evidently has warn
5 spot in heart for the Springs as III
never misses an opportunity to take i:
town, get bath and indulge quit
\ ITCVIH ItlIIlCI0l MNSCIs
Albe Holmes and wife came in fro,l
the Springs on Wednesday evenin,
and took rooms at the Wentworth
: They speak in the higest terms of th
waters, each of them being greatl
benefited by their use. Jack Gra,
threw away his crutch and canes tlrc
days after he struck the place. II
!. feels like a new nlan.-Dcadwoo
4 Times.
]. The Rapid City Journal tells Of
fossilizcd ham recently found ina cacl,
5 near Sturgis, now on exhibition at til
: Hotel Harney. 1t states with som
: degree Of amazcment that "the bran
of Pianklnton & Armour, of Kansa
City. can be deciphered on the ham
t That's nothing. Petrificd ham-sand
S witches with large and well-detinc
$ tooth marks can be found at any Of til
t railroad restaurants.
Hot Springs wants good fourin
Q mill and wants it bad; wants it IN tim
a to grind this year S crop of No. l hare
IL wants it in order to supply this porto
n of the Hills with good Hour; wants it I
create better market for our wllea
, and to utilize portion of the imnens
;. water power of Fall River. Here
e an excellent opportunity for some mi
r. man will, capital and excellent induce
mcnts will he offered to the right MAJ
!, AS an exhibition of hcrculean cl,ce
y " and monstrous gall and impudent
y the following extract from resolutio
- - adopted by the territorial delegates ;
:. st. Louis takes the whole baker,
e. "The territories of Washington. Dakol
1t Montana and New Mexico are by Writ
le of population and development entitle
is to admission into the union, and "
1t unqnalifidely condemn the course
N the republican party in refusing stat
hood and self government to them
VS. 1t is probable that Hot Spring wi
'. go away from to celebrate this yea
is. A number have signifed their inten
ir tion of attending the celebration
m Oelrichs, while few Grand Arm
veterans with their families will attel
the celebration and old soldiers al
:, e. sailors reunion at Sturgis. The HI
u. Springs base ball nine have been i
g vited to meet the Oelrichs boys in Il
IN diamond at the latter place ON the 4
10 and it is probable that the invitati,
will be accepted.
er 1t is rumored that Miss Anna Jac
e. son was recently married to a youl
". gentleman who has been stopping
re fhe jackson residence Of lafe. III