The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-08-24
DAKOTA.

Hermosa feels the need OF Incorporation
and village government.
Hay has taken . drop at Deadwood and
o brings q to % per tor.
There are fifty or more bricklayers em-
ployed at Yankton at present.
The feeling against Sunday beer drinking
is growing stronger in Ysnkton.
A farmer appeared ON the streets Of volga
last Wednesday clad in . fur coat. 1t 10 said
that he appeared to be quite comfortable.
The camp meeting continues the Attraction
Of the hour at Deadwood, and the gospel tent
is nightly crowded with large sssemblages.
The city council of Deadwood has granted
a franchise for . street railway to- j. K. 2.
Miller. The tracks will be laid Immediately.
AS the sewer question at Mitchell becomes
better understood there seems to be little
doubt that the enterprise will 60 through this
full.
Property owners in Mitchell having cellars
to drain are comforting with the board Of
health as to the most effective means Of doing
the work.
A stock company has been organized at
AMttcouh W RuOAibA y INCHuOAiCoA RoHCAs
Henry Neil, formerly Of the Big Stone Her
aid, will edit 1t.
The farmers Shipping and Purchasing as
ISOLATION Of White Lake is nov In good cir
cumstanccs and has secured enough funds to
erect and equip an elevator.
Iroquois must possess . dog or two. The
chief says the own could spare about 200 to
%tn 600 {,.t, o,,.l %H,o,, Nn,n n,,o,,rH, lee -
keep everybody awake nights.
Thirty-6ve bricklayers are at work upon the
brick work Of the west wing Of the insane
hospital at Yankton, and before the end Of
the week as many more will be added.
Ole kusness, Of Minor, accidentally shot
himself last Wednesday while taking his gun
from a wagon. He died the next day from
children.
1t is reported there will be objections to the
acceptance Of the vault now being built for
the court houte at Parkston, as the contract
was let without advertising, which is contrary
10 the laws Of 1857.
Among the attractions promised at the
Hrrmosa fair ore a balloon ascension, q Sioux
dance and a shooting match, besides q large
number Of good races. The Hermosans are
making every effort for the success Of the
fair.
An ABERDEEN man says: tour posterity
will be deprived of the privilege of writing
five eights for 1000 years, or until August 8,
A. d sSss, but they will doubtless have the
satisfaction Of voting for president by that
Tine"
The largest sale of real estate ever made In
Brown county was completed last Tuesday at
Aberdeen. David A. Waldron disposed OF
his interest in $50 acres of land on the north
side of the city to a company OF capitalists
from Philadelphia.
The Canton gun club is experiencing some
difficulty in getting glass balls that are thin
enough to break when hit. OF course aome
people are cold hearted enough to hint that
the balls would break II the boys could shoot
straight enough, but this is not SO.
Canton has been well besicged by gold
seekers this week. First came the man with
one leg and a heart disease, who was gather
ing money to buy a houec and lot. Then
there Was the man HI sold pewter knocking
birds, and later the man without any arms.
A man without any cheek is expected Oh
every train. He fails to materialize as yet.