The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-01-13
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Twenty degrees below zero:last night.
Giant powder, caps and fuse at
Fargos.
Dried beef clipped to order attwenty
cents per pound at Fargo's.
James Hingsbury, of Oelrichs, was
in the city on Saturday last
All. r. Swearinger was Deadwood-
lite in tLe city one day this week.
j. Nj. Fleming, Of Omaha, was a
Monday arrival at the Minnekahta.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Stanley, January 18th a. the
usual hour.
Ladies, call at Mrs. +. Phernctton's
| for the magic stamping outfit; only
fifay cents each.
Call on Mr.. Phcrnetton and see the
Black Hills asld rings manufactured
by the King ieweler.
lilly Haines, of Sturgeon Bay. Wis,
was a guest at the Minnekahta the
FIRST of the week.
Rev. DIR. Mallory of Lincoln. Ncb,.
preached at the Nj. Il. church on Sunday
last, morning ssand evening.
Ed. Flynn. Custer county's treasurer.
came down from Custer City Monday.
and domicilcd at the Minnekaht;l.
Central Dakota reports the worst
storm III seven yems, and all the rail-
roads were biocAcdh by snow drifts.
"A western paper speaking of a snc-
cessful young female ranch.r calls hey
IL "bully girl She'll of course have !.
cowboy to help her.
Mrs. NJ. n. Buck, who has been
visiting with her brother, Maj Eaton,
for the past two months departed for
st. Joseph No.. ON Thursday Afternoon.
Rev. James Williams will preach at
the Nj. Il. church i'm Hot Springs next
Sunday. both morning and evening.
Services to commence at IL Il. M. and
p. m. respectively.
A Lincoln, Nebraska, gentleman,
VIII soon commence the erection OF a
commoaious store buil.ling on Chicago
avenue, and as soon us completed Will
put in IL heavy stock of furniture.
Two sisters7 of Mrs. Sawyer's. the
Misses LabercauX. of Marshall. Mich.
arrived at Tie Springs the first of the
week and willvisit with Mrs. Sawyer
during the remainder of the winter.
Hon. john Il. Whitesi,!e. register Of
the United States land Office at Deaf
wood, has returned to his post Of dat.
after three weeks absence visiting
with his Family in Vertmillion. Dakota
The heaviest snow storm of the
season commenced yesterday morning
and continued through a greater part
of tle day. There is at Ills wiring
about eight Inches of Snow on the
ground.
| lSsS. The year To he known in
history rs che hardest FOUGHT po.itira!
struggle in American history. and the
year OF glorious Republican victory
and re-ascen!ancy HuYra. for 1855.
-Chadron journal.
NJ. ". Pc,tigres-. founder os tle
Snndance Gazette. has severed his con
nection with that spriteIy little sheet
Geo. Shawler assuming entire control
The Gazette will henceforth ,e..stronely
Democratic, but under Alr Slnwler',
management will lose none Of its enter
prise or prestige
Il. +. Conner. the ilrenrcssibl.
travelling agent of the Western Manu-
featuring Co.. of Lincoln. was
compelled to temporarily abandon hiS
duties and return to his home nea,
this place on Tuesday last whore he is
nov confined TO his bed threatened
: with typhoid fever.
A jolly party Of Young people
through The kindness of Air. Frank
Tilayei We're treated to Il very cMiov-
able sleigh ride on Saturday evening
. last. and for time made night hilroris
with The uncarthly ring of numerous
cow bells and ioycus shouts of the
partlcipats.
Good news comes from the North.
west plains of snow deep ani
still deepening. covering the hills ani
slopes and stretching tothe mountains
Plenty of snow will assure the crop foi
! the coming year. Enough has not vel
fallen. but The winter is Young ans
the signs are favorable. Press ant
Dakotaian.
\ subscriber lost is not a rea,le,
lost-not by any means. X simplv
means than ne. or She. cannot --o, viii
not-afford to pay his. or her mite
but that the eX-subscribcr will l.,stlc
around mighty lively 10 see that paper
every wcck-taking ear" never 10 miss
an issue. That's what ii means
Brule Index.
Peter johnson. The Homcstake com
panys timber maker. came over from
the wood camp yesterday to prosccut,
timber clam contest. in the LAM
!. Office which he has inauguratcd. Tn,
land is in Fall River county. aliv,
with hot springs loaded with melicina
qualities. Deadwood Times.
During the past week the weathe
has been all that could be desired fo
. this season OF the wear. The sl,iehins
is excellent andthosc who are fortnnat,
I enough to own a cutter or sleigh hav
been taking advantage of it. Every
thing that has runne.S from a swell
back cutter to a stone boat, has becl
called into reauisition.
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