The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-13


The refreshing drinks that Deardu6
& Campbell set out these warn days,
make their place much sought by the
thirsty. Everything is kept on ice,
and their rooms are cool and pleasant.
Deliciously cool and pleasant arc the
drinks that Ner NJ Seeb,ld sets before
his patrons these sultry days. The
comfort of the surrounding, and the
courtesy of Mr.. secbold does not fail to
bring a good patronage.
sc Fargo e. Son have a change in
their lad" this week. BY consulting
another column 1t will BIZ discovered
they propose to do a cash business af-
ter October LIST. The STAR predicts
that this proposed change will not cause
them any regret.
c. w. Nelson representing Beggggs &
Dewitt and H. g. Mason representing
the Carpenter Paper Co., of Omaha,
were sc%iourners in the city last Satur-
day.
Butcher who killed Daudette at Ba-
kerville last week was captured by
sheriff Clifford near Oelrich last
Friday. He was arraigned before JUS
tice Schofeld of Buffalo Gap, waived
examination, and was boundove with
out bail to the next term of court, and
taken to Custer. He evinces great
sorrow for the fatal termination of his
act.
Mr.. Chas. Fargo of Eeaawood, MEM
Der of the firm of S. q. Fargo & Son of
this city returned last Saturday to his
home after spending q few days at the
Springs.
w. II. Gordon had the misfortune to
get his hand badly cut bya circular
saw last week.
N. Atcheson and Cyrus Wilson Of
Oelrichs have been recreating at the
Springs for several days.
Some miscreant broke into the house
of Amos Tabor who lives on the Chey-
enne. and took therefrom a quantity
of household goods. When leaving
the party or parties also took with
them considerable fence wire.
James Orr is planning for the erect.
ion of anew house on his place down
the river. His daughter, Miss Mary
f. arrived last week from Columbus
and will hereafter make her home at
the Springs. Uncle Jimmie, as he is
Familiarity called, says the old house
must give place to a new one
j. w. Barnes Of York, Nebraska, a
special agent for the b. & NJ. was in
the city this week. MI. Barnes is con.
fdent the Springs has a brilliant flu.
turc and believes that the opening Of
the reservation to settlement will give
a great impetus to settlements in the
Hills
The report came to this place from
! the Methodist conference recently in
session at Deadwood that the Rev
Tracy had been transferred to Custer
subsequently that was changed and il
i, is now known that he remains here
another year. 1t is extremely crafty
ing to the citizens of the Springs that
this change was made, and another
source of qualification is the fact that
hereafter regular morning and even
ing services will be held at the NJ. E
: church every Sunday.
A circular has been put out by some
one announcing Hot Springs as a can
didate for the capital OF South Dakota
While the STAR would be exceedingly
pleased if Hot Springs could be made
the capital of South Dakota yet it is a,
r absolutely impossible thing, and thu
STAR earnestly hopes that no voter or
this side of the Missouri river will vast,
his vote by casting it for Hot Springs
Every vote Of the Black Hills should b.
cast for Pierre and a vote for Ho
Springs means a half vote for Siou!
Falls or some other east Dakota town
The circular was doubtless put out TO
advertising purposes; but let no vote
} in the Hills be deceived thereby. Vot
for Pierre.
F. D. Gillespie. the afable and popu
lar host Of the Minnekata hotel at Ho
Springs, accompanied by one Of hi
: guests, C. E. Barron, of New Hamp
shire. were registered at the Kieemal
on Wednesday. They came to Custe
to catch a breath Of cool mountain air
and they caught it.-Cnster Chronicle
/. The Rev. Samuel Andrews, Of James
town, N. d., has located at Hot Springs
having accepted the pastorate of tn
Presbyterian church at this place
Concerning his removal to the Spring
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