The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Dried beef Clipped to order al twenty

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TIE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Dried beef Clipped to order at twenty
five cents per pound at s'asgo's.
A substantial county Jail is being
built near Sheriff Moses residence.
For sALr-Tull- blood Plymouth Rock
roosters at Connor y Houg ghyon S ranch.
| New stock of dress goods. prints,
White goods. hosiery etc. just opened
at Fargos.
Call Oh Mr.. Phcrnetton and sec the
Black Hills gold rings manufactured
by the King jewe!er.
! Rev. Hancher preached 6 couple of
very excellent sermons Oh Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
stu.sis was visited by quite aes-
tructive fire on Saturday last by which
the Advertiser lost a large portion of
its material.
$. n. Bennett of Oelrichs, was
united in marriage to Miss Ella Barks-
dali at the residence of the brides par
ents Oh Hat creek on Thursday the End
inst.
Mrs. O. Ferguson and children ar
rived on Saturday last from southern
Illinois where they have been visiting
with friends and relatives during the
past three months
We are informed that Rev: Williams
will! lend his aid. advice, aud avoir,
turois to the people OF Hot Springs
for the next two or thsee months or
until another preacher can lie secured
for this place.
Crane brothers have Just received
from the celebrated Pierce (Neb.)
Roller Mills carload of !lour and feed
which they are selling at prices never
before heard of in this market. Every
sack warranted.
slrs. Mckinney Will read q sermon
at the school Aoasc this evening on the
subject of marriage" 10 which every
body is cordially invited, especially
those contemplating matrilnony. II
VIII no doubt be interesting.
The Dawes County Journal recently
:ssucd very creditable ILLUSTRATED
boom edition giving an exhaustive nc.
count Of the growth ard improvement
!, oil Chp.lron and description Of Pave:
couIty's resources and agricultural adj
vaGtases.
II is said that the Pope was sl,owslet
with slippers on the occasion of his re
cent Jubilee, These showers OF slip
pers are not what they are cracked NJ
to ue. We know Of several small boys
who have seen and felt :thc patter O
slippers and it wasn tmuch OF a jubilee
/. either.
The STAR would suggest that tn
Buffalo Gap dramatic society favor tht
people of Hot Springs with the rcn
dition of Michael Earle which wa
played at the Gap short since Will
good suecess. We are assured thatatlis
J. society would be greeted with goo,
house and tlla+ their visit to t!l:s; plac
would prove q financial success.
Rev. Williams is condnctinea a scrie
q revival meetings at TIC Methods
!, e;iev-n n'llel have be-, enite vel
attended and con te :ab.a interest la
been awakened in the natter. SOM
- conventions have been made we belicv
and the meetings will result in nuc
good. causing the people OF the com
lunity generally to take Il deeper III
,crest in religious matters. They wi
be continued until further notice.
The present status Of the ,nagwum,
\. who were allurcd by the !atterin
= promises of the democratic party
aptly illustrated by the story Of
Hannibal sman who went into til
woods and painted black circle G
the end of a log, and when he wen
back to the spot AN hour later he fonn
"a. 300 dead rabbits there. They he
mistaken the circle FOR ho.e III t!
log and dashed themselves to deaf
against it.
Chas. o. Morgan, prosperous your
,er cattleman who has a. large buucll
~ cattle Oil Bradley Flat was am agre
able caller at this office on Saturda
'A' afternoon. MIR. Horgan showed h
= appreciation of this great falni
IN. Journal by ordering three dollars wor
SeUU 10 MS dUuIeSS at StlSIef. II
reports cattle on the range in go
condition and thinks they will wint
with very little loss.
In another column will he foui
,.; the announcement of the Sioux Ci
and and Journal for the current year. II
Journal is pre-emincntly the new
IA. paper for Dakotaians. always taking
deep interest in the affairs of our ter
tory and working asSiduo,lsly for t
rights of the people. II is a staun
u, advocate of republican principles y
will always be found working for t
interests of the masses. Its ne
columns are complete and exhaust
and Its editorials able and vigoror
On Monday of this week just as
We're beginning to think about getti
out our seersucker wearing appare
III, having suffered almost lntoleral
tu. sup from the heat in our macllihaw slli
sien and three pairs of Dutch socks with
mercury Standing at 7o7 in
shade e-thc wind veered around to
northeast, the mercury dropped abe
~, sos and light but steady snow sto
49, was the result which continued
- to Wednesday evening. There
h n now abont four inches OF the beat
sxA full on the ground.
{a Ii being the fifth anniversary of
tst4 we1lintr OF MIR. and Mrs. John We