The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-06-14
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Pleasant weather with a big r.

Pleasant weather with a big r.
A new sign adolns the market Of
Butcher Shanu.
S. Q. Fargo Il Son now sport a bran
new delivery Wagon.
The straw hat and linen ulster are
now properly i'll season.
DIR. l!oughtou is erecting a sul,stan.
tial addition to his residence.
Miss Julia Pomcroy, Of Chicago, is
visiting her parents at the Springs.
Lawn tennis is a favorite pastime
among the guests at the Minnekahta.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church, have
supplied the pulpit of that church with
two elegant chairs.
The editor tenders to Miss Lizzie
Trimmer for a delicious feast of straw
berries his thanks.
Hon. j. Fred. Meyers, of the Denison
Review, frightened u sauctum last
Tuesday. Come again.
Rev. N. =. Gardner. of Hermosa,
passed a few days at the Springs this
week. He returned home to-day.
Frank and Will Thayer, brothers of
l.. f.. arrived last week and will here
after make Hot Springs their home.
The sound Of the saw and hammer
il card in every direction. New build
ings are being erected all yer town.
Tie Rev. E. S. Pimpton, Of Dcnison,
Iowa, will occupy the pulpit at the
NJ. y. church next Sabbath evening.
Mrs. j. L. Ross. of Wcodrivcr, Ncb.
arrived las. Saturday and is visiting
her brother, A. II. Si,eeks. on thu
Cheyenne.
a. D., Mckay says he will put up win
dow and door screens fov less none,
than the material will cost if purchas
I'd Of any one else.
A large proportion Of our popula
ton is just now becoming interested
in stone claims. There will be none,
IN them when the railroad comes.
Mrs. Edwin Hall arrived on Wed
. ncsday, and will hereaftc. DO a resi-
dent of Hot Springs with her husband
who is one Of the contractors OH th'
college.
Rev. Tracy preached last Sunda,
evening from the text IL must de
crease but he must Increase TIL
sermon WAS replete with good thought
and intensely interesting.
The STAR gratefully acknowledge
the receipt Of a complimentary, to tn
Minneapolis Industrial Exposition
which is held in Minneapolis from
August 2lst to September Goth, 1889.
MIR. H. H. Furguson has the thank
Of our people for substantial walk o,
the north side Of his lot. A c~rossii,,
has also been put in, in front of IT.
Ferguson House, across Chicago Az
enue.
j. H. Gable, Travelling Pass. Agt
F. =. & N. v. Ry., called at the STA
office on Tuesday. When he departe
\. he left behind him an elegant ma
: showing the lines Of the Northwestern
Ry. company, and the same no.
adorns our office.
Rnmor was current on the streets Q
Tuesday, that the order had been give
A. to cross section the railroad survey h
tween here and Buffalo Gap. The r.
porter was unable to chase the rum,
ot to any source. yet the extreme prob
s.. bility that it is true leads us to p,
faith in the rumor.
A fellow who gave his name as Wi
Owens took leg bail from the house
E. Calhoun, on Monday night. +
also took some loose change that he o
IS tanned from the pockets Of a son Of N
nd G. and a pair of boots. But he didl
take a receipt for bis hoard bill viii
"A. he left as a souvenir of his stay. Lo'
= out for him.
W. G. Shan recently imported frc
Ohio, three head Of thoroughbr
swine, known as the "Ohio lmproy
Chester" This breed of swine is So
,es to be endowed with impunity agair
age the ravagcs of hog cholera. shou
this be true, and the fact is substan
= ated by good evidence, it will be
great benefit to hog raisers thrcugho
the country, to raise this kind Of ho!
AT the election for Independent d
trict held last Saturday in Hct Sprin,
,sp thirty-five votes were cast. As unu.
al ~ it was the utmost unanimity
OR listed among the voters. A.. S. Stewa
E. Petty and w. W. LaFeiche, W.
elected school directors, each reccivi
M thirty-five votes. Maj. Eaton receiv
thirty-ive votes for treasurer. a