The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-30

euger agent of the Sioux City and
Pacific, is stopping at the Boogc. In
conversation with him last evening it
was ascertained that it was the intcnt-
ion to advertise Hot Springs and Rapid
City the coming season as pleasure re-
sorts for tourists. 1t is thought the
attractions at those points will be inter.
esting to summer pleasure hunters.
Sioux City journal.
Miss Paddock, daughter of the Ne
braska senator. quite we'll known 10y u
number of Hot Springs people. having
spent several months in this place last
summer, has appeared upon the stage
in Washington as an inpcrsonator of
Shakespearian roles. The young lady
is said to have made a remarkably good
impression as an actress. and was the
recipient of IL cartload of flowers from
admiring friends.
Susan i. Mckinney & Co. have
opened Il restaurant in the Dennis
building on the corner of Chicago
avenue and FiiAt street and are now
prepared to take boarders hy the day
or week at the most reasonable rates
The building has been nicely fitted up
and the new firm is already enjoying
quite lucrative business. Mrs. Me-
Kinney has adopted the rather cuplion-
ious name of Eatiphone for the restau-
rant.
Ed Clark, generous. good natured
cow-runchcr from Hat Creek. has been
enjoving Il few days recreation among
his many friends i'll Hot Springs dur
ing the past week. He informs us
that two roundup outfits will start out
next week to drive cattle from White
river and the vicinity of Crawford and
Fort Robinson to the western part of
the county and Wyoming. They will
then drive from this portion of the
Hills.
n Washinton dispatch of the 27th
inst. brings the somewhat depressing
intelligence that ihe house committee
the amendments tackled by the senate
TO the bill to divide the great Sionx
reservation in Dakota. and open por-
to white settlement, but it is still hoped
that that the matter may be
satisfactorily adjusted in conference.
and the bill be scnt 10 ;ic.prcsident for
his signature.
j. B Weston, w. II. Fitzpatrick and
Isaac Thompson. all b. 4 M. men.
registered at the Ferguson House Tues
day a. coming from Beatrice. Ncb.
They left "Wednesday morning osien-
sihly for the purpose of examining the
Red Canyon Goa! banks. l,ili.cnt in-
lri''y as 10 the purpose of their fire.
,lnant visits 10 thus place failed to de-
vclop any startling railroad news but
their careful INSPECTION OF the surround
ing country has considerable signiii-
cauce.
A man named lief. who lives on Il
ranch about twelve miic, west of Hot
Spring WAS take. TO i>caawool last
week by Sheriff Boyd. of Pennington
county. TO answer TO the charge OF con-
tempt of court for 1isohcying an III.
junction issued by Judge Thomas last
fall. restraining him from going OH
and improving i, ranch claimed by DIR
Flick. of Rapid City. Flick is repre-
scnted by G. l.. Wood. of Rapid City
while a. w. HASTE acts as attorney
for the defcndcnr. We have not learned
the result of ilic hearing.
, &c. Calhoun. accompanied by hi:
L son and Will Briglitman, came down
5 from flermosa Oh Saturday to butl
for rheumatism from winch he is ;
great sufferer. When he arrived her,
). he was i'll a totally helpless condition
!. bat he is rapidly improving and hi
! ultimate recovery if assured. MI
Brightmm Is loud in his praise of Ho
Springs and the beautiful scenery sur
rounding. as we'll as of the efficacy o
i waters. and indicated AN intention t,
bring his family down here TO enjoy
J, couple months recreation this summer
9 The rather romantic marriage of Nh
!: Thomas Hotchlliss and Miss Maria,
: Wcbber. both of tlis county. is an
Il noHnccd hy the Buffalo Gap News o
J. the 223rd inst. II says: MIR. Hotcll
e kiss Is section boss down the road. ant
Il havingsno team to drive, he loaded hi
choice onto the company's pony an
;. "pumpcd' up thc road across tn
n county line into Custer county. a mil
), south of Buffalo Gap. and standing o
y the car with the gentle zephyrs of
- beautiful Sabbath day tanning thei
:, - brow. Justice McIIose tied the knc
y that made them man and wife.
&c The affairs of Fall River county see,
to he in a bad way, says the Bu!fal
Gap News, Judging from the fierce an
ct Oft repeated attacks in the Star by::co
I'd respondents, on the commissioners an
e district attorney. Ii seems that durin
N a recent spell of weather the honorab
'd board bought load of wood withov
ut first advertising for bids. This III
y only wrongcd tile correspondent. VII
rs doubtless had wood TO sell, but
wronged the printer, hut also work,
- IL vast deal of good. Ii brought to I'll
w " attention of the voters of the count
- the fact that they are taxed to b,
- wood for the indolent and rascal
y, y county officials. IL fkennct Harris a,
m Sam Moses expect to be reelected th,
~. must rustic their own wood and adve
-. " tse the fact in the STAR,
Mr.. w. L. Cousins, of Custer. I'll
week presented the STAR Office with
on handsome paper weight cut fro
IT. Cascade variagated marble II repl
ia sents miniature writing desk in II
ns centre of which is carved We
w symmetrical star. 1t is certainly 4
er work of an artist and is an orname
MS TO our desk which we highly pri:
ee Mr.. Cousins in company with j.
nc Collins, of Custer. own three yalual
'er claims of this beautiful variagat