The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-26

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kSgkiks,SsscM time resident, is
back FROM Lead City.
Col. James, of Oaks is spending a
few day at the Minnekahta.
Call at the Mineral Museum and ex-
anime the Hot Springs cur,csi,ies.
We invite attention to the estraor-
binary offer made Ivy the SrAK.
The Martin house is being adorned
with a new coat of fresh paint,
Surveyors Scott wa establishing some
corners in this city last Saturday.
Col. Evans accompanied the Omaha
delegation to the Springs and assisted
in showing the guests the place.
Doc Pierce not only tocs up his bed
hut his whole house and transferred
same to new location.
a copy Of the report Of the Railroad
Commissioners. has been placed upon
our table. Thanks gentlemen.
+. j. Stockwell. a boyhned acquaint-
ance of We editor.and now a resident of
Sioux City has been in tho city this
weak.
a new sidewalk has been laid be-
tween Il. w. Shann's meat market and
Phillips hail, the combined efforts Of
A. Deardulf ~ X. w. Sham. 1t was
a good wosl; gentlemen.
The notice of election ON the 14th Of
May appears in this issue. For the BEN
eft of its readers, the STAR publishes
this week a perfect description Of all
the voting precincts in the county.
Chas. Caesar Of Omaha, a p~hotogra-
pher, who accompanied the party here
on Thursday, took several views while
here and ere long the citizens of Oma-
ha can see some Of our scenery as it is.
Divine service will be held in the NJ.
T.. Church on Sunday next 2Sth inst.
at II o'clock a. M. The Rev. Geo. G.
Ware, rector Of Emmanuel Mission at
Rapid City, will o!,iciate. All are in
vited.
The nearness of the visit OF the gen
tlemen from Omaha to u publication
day prevents our giving a detailed re-
MORT of the same this week, Next week
we will give all elaborate writc-up OF
this affair.
H. p. Lowrev. of Buffalo Gap was in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Lowrey visited
the STAR Office, For which wc are CRATE
. full. Mr.. Lowrey caine overto consult
{. with reference to the district convcn.-
ton.
If returned. no questions will he ask.
ed of the party who came to the cabin
Friday April 19-knocked at the door,
passed around to the window and tried
to look inside. returned ty the door,
borrowed a fair leather bride.
. The headlight marks the elegant
y. apartment of MIR. seebold, where the
finest brands of liquors, including fine
old Kentucky whiskey, can he obtain
ed. The lover of the weed can find
his particular flavor at this resort.
Mai. Fl. Y. Eaton is building a very
. substantial addition to his house on his
ranch. When tins contemplated i'm
%provement is completed the Maj. viii
e have a commodious and convenient res
idence A. D. Mckay has the contraot
Messrs. Dcarduf & Campbell have
: put in a stock of liquors and cigars il
Phillips hall. The proprietors az
pleasant gentlemen to meet and w
doubt not will qet & good patronage, IL
their line. Their announcement APP
ID pears in this Issue.
The building formerly occupied b
. S. C. Fargo G. Son for a hardware re
pository-the old Pioneers BEN!
transformed into a hotel. When til
plans are executed ii wil'lhe occupied
by Mr.. Wm. Martin ant kbc com
=" modious and convenient. -
F. z. Willor, road supervisor, ha
been paying his respects this week I
people so unfortunate as to be subject t
) pol. tax. Our private opinion is tina
Mr.. Willor is the right man in the RICH
place, for lie allows no guilty man t
escape. We speak from experience.
e A delegation of the Omaha gentle
men piloted by DIR Stewart. CONSISTING
" of Thos. A. Creigh. G. +. Goodman. l
: L. Baily and r. A. Eaton. stormed on
castle on Thursday. We capitulate
at once and sueed for terms. Com
again gentlemen. We are glad to Sc
you.
The Ladies' Aid Society take thi
IN way Of expressing their sincere thank
to Mr.. S E. Wilson and ali others VIII
m so kindly assisted them in their enter
tainment of the "old district school,.
BY order of the Society.
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