The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-08-17
SPRINGS STAR.
n. c. NASH, PUBLISHER.
WEEKLY

umissioner Powell placed his au.
ph on the Ferguson House regis
It Tuesday.
Clsey, of Valentine. Neb. a leading
liant of that city, is a guest Of
e Bros, Of this place.
Inn Evans left the Springs on Mon
for Sioux City where lie goes to
me his studies in school.
7. Donahoo, of Edgar, Neb., has
cred his connection with the sand
9 quarry. and returned home last
nday.
Mr.. Flanders, an engineer connected
kh the Omaha w~aterworks company,
M~innekakta trying to regain
Ridoath took the outward
Ia stage for Chadron, Neb.. yester-
y afternoon. expecting to be absent
bout two weeks.
County Attorney Norton has Just
urchased a handsome pair Of horses
nd now he has one Of the finest turn
ats In the county.
The STAR Office is rushed with job
Fork just now, but we have more
nom for orders on u job hook.
ring i'll your orders.
Mrs. Hall, a temperance lecturer OF
Inc reputation. is announced to speak
It the church i'll Hot Springs on Sun.
lay evening, August 26th.
Sheriff Moses has taken possession OF
his elegant new residence on Jenning.
ayenue, and he has now one of the
cosiest houses in the country.
County Attorney Norton's mothe,
and sister who have been spending a
few weeks with llim. returned to Their
eastern home on last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Wells started last Satur
day for Fort Wayne, Ind, wher,
she will remain during the winter
returning here in the spring.
Our Smithwicks correspondent hit:
stthe nail squarely on the head when he
urges the propriety as we'll as the
necessity of a bridge across the Chey-
enne river.
Mrs. Morse. of Oelrichs, who came
to test the qualities of the Minnekahta
waters, returned home ON Monday.
Mrs. Morse made many friends who
regretted her departure.
K. p. Harris. ST., and wife, of Brad
ford, England. parents of our towns.
men, Kenneth and Will Harris. are
expected to arrive here the last Of the
week to locate permanently.
w. A. Richardson, who is a valued
member of The STAR family, came to
town yesterday with a load of antlers
Ew sale. He kindly presented this
Office with his finest specimen.
Messrs. N. T. Burroughs and A. b.
Ross, of Cherokee, Iowa, accompanied
by their families, making a party of
eleven persons, paid a two days visit
to our famed Hot Springs this week.
A notice of dissolution of co-part,
nership appears in this issue, by which
it will be seen that our famous sand.
stone quarries are to be operated by
the Black Hills Sandstone Quarry Co
Ted Petty sold a lot in the blocl
just west of Attorney Wilson's resi-
dence for $3.50, last Monday. A
Mr.. Could from Rapid City was TIL,
purchaser. Hot Springs real estate i
looking up.
Bishop Walden, of the NJ. e. church
will hold service at the church mex
Wednesday evening. The Bishop is /;
very talented preacher and we hop,
our people will turn out and give hin
a cordial greeting.
j. ID. STROBE, of Lincoln. Neb., mi
Of the most widely known and abb.
lawyers Of his state, is recuperatine
his over taxed strength at the Hor
Springs. The Mi:neEallta water i
greatly bcreitting HIM.
Frank Nelson and Vac. Randa. tw.
: prominent business men of Niobrara
fNeb., are at the Springs. They ar,
~tolerably robust invalids. for yestcrda,
they walked out to the Giant Well
and back, a distance of eight miles.
Hot Springs will o have a resi-
dent photographer. A Mr.. E. II
Childs who has been taking a series O
views Of our beautiful scenery, ha
leased lci 10, block 9, and will erect
photograph gallery in the near future
D. p. Mikesell, one of the owner o
the Ponca, Neb.. coal mine, who ia
been suffering from rheumatism TO
years, has been trying the virtue o
the Dakota Hot Springs for the pas
few weeks with the most satisfaction,
results.
Commissioner Stack Of Oelrichs, cam,
over to transact business for the count,
last Tuesday. His wife, who ha
recently returned from Council Bluffs
Iowa, where she has been under medi
cal treatment, accompanied him to til
metropolis.
The splendid tally.ho team of Col
F. I. Evans was shipped yesterday t
Sioux City, Iowa. where it will TAX
part in the Corn Palace jubilee. TIL
old timers in that famous city vii
fairly go wild oyer Tins reminder o
the city's early days.
DIR. jennings and Doc Pierce wen
up to Rapid City last Tuesday to atten
a meeting of the republican centrs
committee of this legislative distric
The committee called the legislatiy
convention for this, the 14th district o
September Doth, at Sturgis.