The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-12-14
SNORT STOPS.
Times ard lively in the Hills.

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Second crop Of summer weather ut
the Springs this year.
Nj. Bradley Of the Flat, called and
paid his subscription for another year,
go thou and do likewise.
Mr.. Camele Rock, who has been at
the Springs for the past few days, de-
to-day for the east.
Mr.. Fl. A. GODDARD was on III streets
yesterday, rs lively as ever.
Over coats are a drug on the market.
Services at the church Thursday eye.
ming.
Go to the mass convention at Buifa-
10 Gap on the 18th,
Go to Fargo's for Holiday Goods.
Montana is arranging her statehood
wardrobe.
The foundation Of Mr.. o Ferguson
new hotel is laid and we presume now,
it will soon ascend heavenward.
A young plasterer and mason arrived
at the residence of Mr.. Boughton on
Tuesday eve. Mr.. Boughton has con-
cluded to adopt him into the family.
Several new buildings are contem.
plated at Hot Springs. There are nc
indications of a boom, but she is grow.
ing surely and substantially just thu
same.
A light snow fell in this vicinity OF
Sunday morning. but the balmy all
and bright sun of the present will soo1
disipate it.
Mr.. J.. NJ. Smith, of Buffalo Gap wa:
at the STAR Office Friday and reported
that Geo. Boland had located u valuable
red sand stone quarry in Red Canyon
A verdict has been rendered in tn,
cases of Spud Murphy ard Wilson, hui
sentence has not been passed and per
haps will not be until Telford's trial i.
finished. That they deserve the full
penalty of the law and margin over
is the prevalent opinion,
The Dakota delegation will cut quito
a figure when they go to the Inaugural
ton, but they will come back lighter
and wiser, if the Washington hote'
keepers hold their grip from present
appearances.
Dolls! Dolls! of all kinds and sizes al
Fargo's.
The reports from the Hills are indi-
cative Of great energy and prosperity
the promise of u busy and bustlina
season is substantially shown for the
futue. Everyone hailing from that
vicinity, speaks in glowing terms of the
present activity of the Hills in general
and their future bright prospects.
A Sunday School Christmas tree ex
hibition will be given at the church on
Christmas We. Everyone should see
that it be a success by turning out and
adjoining it properly, that the little
folks may have a pleasant and memo
rable occasion.
$. g Fargo and Son have the found
alton Of their large tirc-proof complet-
ed and work is rapidly progressing on
the walls. The building will he 35S70
and built of solid masoncry. Thus the
work of improvement goes on at Hot
Springs, and bye and bye people will
wake up and find it a city.
Snow Drop Flour, $500 per hundred
at Fargo's.
The light fantastic was INDUCED
in on Friday evening at Hot Springs
until the We s,na' hours. A goodi.y
number participated. and an enjoyable
time experienced. Quite Il large deic-
CATION from Morsehead and Cascade
were in attendance.
Great Display of Christmas Toys at
Fargos.
c. Rock, andT. w. I.aFlc;che, arrived
OH Tuesdays coach, at the Springs,
Both are employees at the Caledonia
mine in Tcrraville. MIR. LaFleic!a
is down for u few day $ rest and a visit
with his parents. Mr. Rock will pro
coed on his way home to Iowa for &
short visit when he will gotoSan Fran
cisco on business and will return iy
about six weeks to his former labo.s
Mr.. Rock is a genial gentleman ant
thorough miner, and foreman in Iii,
Caledonia mine, wl;erc he has been o!
duty for years.
From reports the social element la
not fosilzed in SINE portions Of on,
county at all events. A lively rart,
was given at. the residence of Mr.. Jud
kins on Norsellead OH Thursday night
and another one lit the residence of MI
Bushnell on Cheyenne river the sam
evening. Several couple from Ho
Springs participated III both and cam
back ovcrjoyed with the good time h.
Ill the giddy whirl of the may waltz