The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-22
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1000 posts wanted at Crane Bros.

1000 posts wanted at Crane Bros.
NJ. Thomas, of California, Minnckah;
ia.
j. w. Hutchinson and wife from
peadwcod are Minnekhahta guests.
Capt. Thompson, Fort Mead, is q so.
journer at the Minnekahta.
j. =. Honeker, Lead City, is trying
the medicated aqua,
The weather at Hot Springs is work.
ing back to its wonted serenity.
The 4th of March will be very inter-
esting to present o%fice-holders.
Col. j. P. Thompson, of Fort Mead,
is sojourning at the Minnekahtah.
Geo. E. Roger and wife, conductor
on the F. E. 4 NJ. v. a. the Minnekah-
ia.
Gee. Turner. we are informed, has
sold his store and stock Of goods to o.
Ferguson.
H. B. Hanson, of Lead City is also
an invalid at the Minnekahta, slowly
recovering and on the road to health.
j. II. Corker. Station agent on the
Elkhorn Road, at Merriman, Neb is a
Minnekahta guest.
Nour warranted at Crane Bros.
The late sinch On the weather has
been productive of colds, everybody
savs-"good mord;g.
The Dakotata Legislature adjourned
until NJ nday 25th, to take a trip to
Helena. Montana. Silence will remain
supreme in the cgisl tive halls during
that time.
From the fact that district attorney
Wilson is summoned by telegram to
Oelrichs to try criminals. the late cold
snap must have cracked open the loose
morals Of some Of the halitas.
j. NJ. Allen, of Black Hawk, OAK,
the first postmaster of Dakota Terri
tory. has been at the Minuekahta for
the past four weeks and left his room
for the first time Thursday in three
weeks. from the effects Of inAamatory
rheumatism.
Mr.. Pennington who came a week
ago to the Springs, called at til. Office
on Tuesday looking better. His face
once pale and sad was lit up with a rose
tint Of health, a sure precursor of spec
dy health. The Springs is the place t.
comc to, throw away vour auack nos.
tru,ns and pcrtake of Gods life-givins
elixir.
Big deals in Rubber Goods at Gran,
Brothers.
VIM. Nuttall, of Glenrock. gave tn,
STAR Office a brief call on Tuesday ant
dropped a word Of praise for the Ho
Springs and how e~ticacious they hat
been in renewing his health. Mr.. Nut
tall was the discover Of the first coal a
Glenrock, and the people of that Wei
nifty. celebrate his birth day, as it wa
on that day he made the discovery.
:. Ry a telegram in the Omaha Herald
Of the 18th inst, we learn The sad new
that the fine new school house at Del
richs was burned to the ground abou
r I o'clock in the morning. 1t is suspi
cioned that it was the work Of All in
cendiary. An insurance was upon th
building for $500.
Mr.. r. O. Robins. Of Brownsvill
gave me STAR Office a brief call on Tue:
day. Mr.. Robins is administrator fl
d the estate Of Peter johnson, deceased
the unfortunate who vent insane an
died some time ago. MIR. Robins
down looking after bis affairs in Fa
River Co., and a guest at The Minnekal
ia.
Mr.. +. Gillespie returned last Satu
day from a trip to Bismarck, where /
spent a few days viewing the capt.
city and Ginning the solons. He vi
, tied several of the territorial head-qua
ters among which was the governor
where he left his card and a season tic
ct on a bath tub. We have no dou'
g. as to the efficacy Of the waters in i
j, lieving bile and chronic complaints.
We omitted to mention that Mr.. v
H. Wright, of Deadwood arrived at Il
Springs last week. Mr.. Wright b
= been associated, eiitorially. with Il
Deadwood Times since early days, a,
has furnished many interesting al
profound articles to the readers of tn
|, paper. Mr. Wright is somewhat Attic
ed with that disaqreeable complain