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

l0e county board concluded to issue
warrants for the work already per.
and this ended the controversy
so the suits that were threatened will
not be brought. This was a proper
and husiness-like manner Of settling
difficulty.
Mrs. j. j.. Beatty, of Chadron, Neb..
who has been staying at the Minne.I
kahta for several weeks, and who.
underwent a surgical operation by Drs.
Bliem and Jennings, is so far recovered
she will leave for home in a few II,
days.
A. F. Jones, late day clerk at the
Hotel Minnekahta. has severed his con-
nection with that institution and re.
turned to his ranch. His extensive
ranch demanded his attention and
where his treasure is, there is his heart.
The guests Of the hotel miss his genial
face.
Last Sunday night one Of Mr.. N.
Valentines valuable race horses was
taken from his ranch. a few miles
north here. A search has been in pro-
gress several days and it is to be hoped
the thief may be rounded up and given
a several years job at dressing stone
at Sioux Falls.
The sad news has been received that
Worth jackson, of Cheyenne, Wyo., a
son of D. ]. jackson who lives Just
below the city, committed snicide, while
in a fit Of temporary insanity. The
faiends of Mr.. Jackson's family will
sincerely sympathlzc with them in this
sad bereavement.
DIR. Bliem was IN last Monday, APP
pointed attending surgeon to the Cook
county Hospital, Chicago. This hospi-
tai is the city and county hospital, and
is the largest and finest west of New
York. 1t has 700 beds and affords the
finest opportunity for surgical experi-
ence in the country. The DR.. leaves to
take the position Sept. LIST.
DR.. Stewards elegant residence is
fast nearing completion and the DIR.
will have the finest house in the county.
Well, the DIR. and his estimahle lady
deserve the hest the country affords for
they have done their full share in
in making this place what ii Is, and we
hope they may live long iu the enjoy
ment of their pleasant surroundings.
On last Sunday night a train with r
ID. Jennings, N. D.. conductor, brought
a little angel to the home of Charley
Roe at Cheyenne River Falls and now
that household reioicesi in the possession
of a handsome daughter. Mother and
child are doing we'll but Charley can
hardly contain himself. He is now
looking for a tailor who can construct
a suit ofclothes large enough for him.
Many friends Of Will H. Stanley,
late editor of this paper, are urging
him to become a candidate for nomina-
tion 10y the republican convention of
this county, for the Office of Register
of Deeds. There is no man that we
have heard mentioned in connection
with this office, who is so competent to
discharge the duties of the office, or
who would make so popular and obllg-
ing an official.
Walt Morris, of Omaha. an employee
in the Union Pacific headquarters came
III on Tuesdays stage and will spend
his vacation here. Walt wears a hand
some gold medal which he won as the
champion bicyclist Of Omaha. He
made a fourteen milo run in one hou,
and eight minutes. %distancing all com
petitors. Walt will wear the medal
until someone lowers the record.
Mr.. Kenneth T. Harris, ST., and wife
parents of our popular register Of
deeds and his brother, Will, arrived
last Wednesday. They came direc'
from England and have come to stay
The STAR bids them a hearty welcome
for the addition to our numbers O:
people of the intelligence and refine
mcnt of MIR. ard Mrs. Harris, are al
ways acceptable. MIR. Harris espresso
himself as delighted with our countr,
and climate.
Misses Marie Iinsner, Florence T
Hodges and Miss Morrissey, member
of Deadwood's excellent corps of in
structors. came down on last Friday t.
spend a portion of their vacation ant
rest themselves at our beautiful I1o
Springs. These Black Hills teacher
are cultured ladies whose Acquaintance
it is a pleasure to make. We hop,
their visit may be so agreeable tina
they will spend every vacation here.
c. n. Mullen who is in the United
States railway mail service, with head.
quarters at Missouri Valley. Iowa, ac
companied by his wife, reached the
Springs on Friday last. They mad.
a brief visit. returning home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen were so vel
pleased that they promised us anothe,
visit soon, and they made many friends
who will be glad to welcome them a,
any future time.
Mrs. Adams. of Townsville. Georgia
who for several weeks past. has beer
under the care of Drs. Bliem anc
Jennings was able to start on he,
homeward journey last Wednesday
A lady of rare social qualities she made
hosts OF friends who regretted her de.
partnre and who would heartily vel.
come her return. She was escorted tc
the railway station by a trio Of friend:
who sought to make the tripa pleasan,
one-carefully "e~s-chewing' every.
thing that would worry or annoy her.
A proposition is being considered