The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-12-07
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coach Cor Deadwood.
c. S. Eastman, of Oelrichs, is at the
the Springs in a business capacity.
The A. o. U. WIS at Hot Springs,
elects a new set Of officers for the en-.
year on Dec. Goth :.
Mr.. Bullion returned on Tuesday
from a trip in the Hills andpronounces
everything lively and plenty Of en-
ployment.
Lille Langtry couldn't dance
with Canada's governors wife and so
returned to her al and pouted.
The G. A. r. Post at this place, holds
their annual election Of officers ON Sat-
urday.
Where is the old literary organiza-
ton. A good many wants to organize
again.
The train wreckcrs are still holding
the attention of the court at Deadwood.
A Christmas Tree is spoken Of as one
of the features to be inaugurated on
Christmas v at Hot Springs.
Uncle Nick Sands came up from his
farm, on the historic Cheyenne, on
Monday. Col. Sands is not enjoying
the best of health this winter.
Best line of Mems, Women's and
Children's Rubber goods at FARGO'S.
There will be total eclipse of the
sun the first Of January and the as
tronomers are going to monkey around
and see if they cannot discover whether
the election is over up there, or not.
George A Turner fills the bill as a
merchant, and as his old friends find
out where he is, they are sure TO call
on him. Mr.. Turner proposes to keep
a superior line of goods, and is just the
man to get to the front.
Mr.. Martin of the City Hotel, this
place, informed us yesterday, that he
was now prepared to accommodate
guest in the best possible style. Mr.
Martin is an affable and pleasant hos,
and we recommcd the travelling pub.
lie to sample his hospitality.
We are informed by a letter from
w, H. Stanley to his father at Hot
Spring, that he has got Il case on the
Lead City Tribune. William isa true
deciple, and first class at the profession
he will get to the end of the galley
with amy of them.
Judge Z. G. Dudley has been appoint
ed local agent by the b. &. NJ. Railroad
Company, for Dakota. The Judge say.
if the power vested in him by the com
pany, has any virtue, lie will direct it
course up Fall River. The Judge ha.
a powerful method of persuasion.
Winter Apples by the barrel at
FARGOS'
George Trimmer made a trip to tn,
coal field in western part of the count,
last week, and reports a splendid show
ing. The coal is now 10 inches thicl
and increasing both in quality ant
quantity. This coal lays within tw,
miles and a half Of the b. e. NJ. survey
which will no doubt, make this discoy
cry quite valuable.
Services were held at the church on
Wednesday evening, and a powerful
sermon was delivered by Rev. j. W
Maacher, of Rapid. Rev. Hancler ha:
been at Hot Springs in the interest o
the Methodist College to be erected
here.
We notice in the Rapid City Repub
lican that the editor OF the Dcadwoo,
Times is notified of a proposed visit t,
the Black Hills by Mrs Frank Lcsli,
and her artist. She certainly woul,
be delighted with the scenery, and at
ter forming the base of a magnifcen
picture Cor her magazine in the Hill:
she could put the frills on it by con,
ming to Hot Springs AMI copy some o
tie scenes that nature has lavishly en-
lowed it with.
A brothcr-in-law Of Mr.. o. Fergu
son. arrived at Hot Springs, last Thurs
day. with his family from eastern Da
kota. We should judge by the mar
ner i'll which he came, that his objec
was a permanent home here. H
brought with him a herd of thirty cow
and has located for the winter on til
Dennis place. When people begin I
comprehend what a paradise Of a coun
try Fall River County is, it will fill u
quick enough.
A few candidates who ordered cleo
tion tickets at the STAR office and prom,
Used to whack up for the same in a da,
or two, have not yet done so. Whethc
they had reference to the present Gus
tom Of reckoning time or still hold t
the length of days calculated for tn
creation Of the world, was not spoke,