The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-11-16
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Showed on Thursday.

The Sioux Reservation will be open
| ed nov that Harrison is elected.
The two Dakotas will now be admit
ted as states, and then we will be hap
ny.
Hot Springs needs a railroad, and
she will have it inside of a year.
We hope some II with an eye to
business, will ere long, occupy u
portion of the magnificent water power
of Fall River. Here is an enterprise
that will pay immensely.
Wanted. More wood at the STAR office
500 new subscribers.
A. Touring mill with all the latest
improvements.
Accession of congress to admit North
and South Dakota.
a railroad to the town of Hot
Springs.
A general conversion Of business
mens's opinions III regard to adverti-
sing.
A lyceum to while away the tedio' S
hours of the long winter evenings.
A brass band to cultivate tue must
cal talent at Hot Springs, and discourse
sweet sounds in tly-tlme when the sun
goes down
A Meek and gentle man who can
clean and adjust a stove-pipc without
calling in the assistance Of his satanic
majesty at every joint.
\ thousand intelligent and enter
prising settlers to occupy the rich va
cant lands in Fall River County.
1t is very appropriate nov to wear
over-shoeS. if you have none. borrow
your ncighbors.
1t takes longer to learn the election
results in the Nth legislative district.
than it does from the balance Of the
United States.
nr. \ S. Stewart and family will
soon enjoy the comforts of their new
mansion, the carpet-laying and furnish
ing being near completed.
The Minnekahta Hotel under its
G efficient manager, Fred. Gillespie, is
in full blast, with a full compliment
of guests.
100 loads of wood wanted at this of.
flee on subscription. Now everybody
who reads this paragraph, don't want
to say this does not mean me-:
i. j. Robinson's venerable profit,
was seen on our streets a few days las
week but like the Arab, he folded hi.
blankets and glided.
Thayer is putting a new avercoat OF
his store and residence in the shape OF
siding. thereby making it more fair t,
look at from the outside and more con-
genial upon the inside.
Mr.. Barkdoll was in town the for.
part of the week, oiiins up his gatling
He proposes to kill and skin a few edi
tors this winter, when the signs &c
into the head again.
We have seen tests of native coal re
Gently. that bids fair to rival any tina
is shipped into this country for an,
purpose, and if the parties who discov
cred 1t. succeed in finding a body, it vii
he bonanza.
We see that the Belt Herald ha
the notice of the General Election We,
i'll its columns. which will naturally
give us the impression down this way
that election is yet to come off in tina,
locality. We have been looking for al
official report of the results in the up
per country. but if the election is no
over yet in some parts, we will have t
have patience. But do hurry up.
The Omaha Herald gives the Chica
go Tribune a jacking-ur for changin.
is political complexion. We thin
with the Herald. that too much stres
cannot be placed upon institutions o
parties who have a chronic dispositio
10 whop over every time they see
i. chance for self asrandizement.
Old Growers gone, that fat old soul
we nccr shall see him more, he used I
, make it hot for those that felt his vet
power, he's laid aside his little speec
to make the tariff free, lord Sackville
packed his little grip and started oe
} the sea, Dakota laughing in her slecv
to see the royal fun. to see old Grove
!. take a walk instead of Harrison.
Mr.. G. w. Boughton, mason, who ha
been employed doing plastering at Hi
. Springs during the fall, has complete
a contract with Mr.. O. Ferguson f.
the construction Of a large brick hot,
! OH his land below the town Of H,
: Springs. and near the medical sprin