The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-03

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blizzard W weeks before he said that sif
there was such a being as God Almighty, he
was without love or feeling for humanity or
he would not send such storms upon. thcm,'
ct the same time declaring that II another
such storm came he would go toa climate
that had never been cursed with such storms,
and escaped the vigilance of the Almighty.
Some Of his neighbors look upon his death Is
. judgement"
The alcohol works at Atlantic arc to he
converted into q starch factory the coming
season.
The closing OF the rolling mill at Burling-
ton for the wan Of fuel threw fifty men out of
employment.
Nearly e, OOO,OOO will. be expended in build
ings aud Improvements in Sioux City the en-
suing season.
Ice still continues to go south from Kcokuk
by the trainload. 1t is taken from the gov
crnment canal.
DIR. 6. B. Thrall, for many years secretary
Of the State Medical society, died at Ottumwa
on the 10th inst.
The Sioux City and Northern road is a GER
tainty. The city will also be included in the
stickncy system.
ATurkish and Russian bathing establish
mcnt is one Of the things Council Bluffs is
reaching out for.
-Four inches Of snow Monday night and n
thaw Tuesday, is the way the McGregor News
Of the 18th puts 1t.
A soldiers reunion will be held at Sturgis
on Jan. 81.
Sioux Falls deaf mute school has an at
tendance Of forty.
Aberlcen's city library contains over coo
volumes Of choice reading.
Jamestown will have q new opera house
with a seating capacity of 1000.
1t is predicted that $3.50, 600 will be spent in
prospecting for coal In the vicinity of Mitchell
The sp preaching season.
Ernest Campbell had the misfortune to have
his leg broken between the ankle and knee at
Letcher, Sanborn county, q week ago.
Mitchell Mail, 12: Another vein Of coal
has been discovered on the line Of Wells and
Sheridan counties. The vein is ten feet thick
and twelve feet wide.
tn number actually known died from the
effects OF the storm, according to the Press
and Dakotian Of the 18th, is 1O4. Many are
missing, and there are others whose hold up
on life is very uncertain.
It is now thought that the danger of a
water famine In the Black Hills is past.
The Ode Fellows have dedicated an elegant
new lodge hall in Lead City. 1t cost $4,000.
A stabbing affair in Hill City last Friday.
Whisky was the cause. Parties will recover.
An additional companyhas been formed at
Huron for the purpose OF sinking a coal
shaft.
The Homestake and Associate mines in the
Hills took out 100000 the first two weeks Of
January.
Thirty-three sacks Of mail were received at
the Huron Office at the opening Of the
blockade
The Northern Pacific ice houses arc being
alled with so inch ice from the Missouri at
Bisharck.
There is said to be a dow of natural gas in
IN artesian we'll on the Manitoba road in
North Dakota.
MINNESOTA.
Mis- Augusta Kalding, of Alton, has be
come insane and has been taken to the Roch.
ester asylum.
Lumbermen are beginning to complain Of
too much There is about two feet in
the woods and more coming. Trees when
fclled bury out Of eight and teams have hard
work to get them out.
Rev. I. N. Webbcr, who has been tempor-
arily filling the pulpit Of the Episcopal church
at CroOkstOn. preached his farewell eormon
Sunday. He goes to Canada to visit his pa
rents, and expects ultimately to ACCEPT a call
from an eastern parish.
Bank c%learances for the past wccck aggrc-
gated 81, 1913 $500 at Duluth.
Ellsworth people are complaining for the
want Of proper school accommodations.
Thermometers at.lIastings indicated ffty-
three degrees below zero Saturday morning,
the coolest Of the season.