The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-30
AssG agRAaeb ~
E. H. West returned from a business
trip to Mitchell last week.

Mr.. August Phillips and family of
Oelrichcs, is %recreating at the Springs.
Mr.. Charles A. Baker, of Glidden,
Iowa. has been spending several weeks
at the Springs.
A. Rozelle, editor Of the Coin Eug1c,
of Coin, Iowa, is r~ecreating a few days
at the Springs.
The walls of the college building
are nearly to the top of the window
frames of the first story.
Doc Pierce left on Sunday last, for
Huron, where he goes to attend the lie.
publican state convention.
The thanks of this office are due the
management of the Sioux City Corn
Palace for IL comp" to that exhibition.
Mr.. John Baglcv, of Dcadwood. a
wlliiom friend and mining partner of
W. w. La!'lieche, is at the Springs,
the guest of MIR. Lallciche.
.Arno Hall left last Friday for st.
Joe. Michigan. where he expects to re-
main until Spring. at which time he
will return to Hot Springs.
jos. Petty is considerably under the
weather. His condition is not such as
to carise any particular apprehension
except that he does not convalesce as
rapidly as is desired.
The refreshing drinks that DcarduH
e Campbell set out these warm days.
make tlcir place much sought by the
thirsty. Everything Is kept on Ice,
and their rooms are cool and pleasant.
ncliciouslv cool and pleasant are the
drinks that NeY NJ. Sechola sets before
his patrons these suliry DAYS. The
comfort of the surrounding. and the
courtesy of Mr.. Seeboll does not fail
to bring a good patronage.
j. a. Bovlcn, of Hermosa. Oak, will
establish himself in the blacksmith
business here at once. Mr.. Boydcn
Will build Il shop but just where, has
not been fully determined.
Mr.. Losher of Smithwlcks deposited
in IL Office on Tuesday last, a beet that
beats all the beets we have seen for
some time. This vegetable measured
IA inches around and was 20 inches
long.
Aquartettc of Deaawooa men, M,essrs.
i. F. Edmrmds. w. II. Bcnlam. NJ. III.
Lyon. and Frank Ankncy. accomna-
nicd by j. w. Mcdonald. of Central,
and Jack Taylor. of Rapid City. were
doing the Springs on Tuesday last.
The Jersey Dairy has changed hands
and Monday next. Mr.. T.. Calhoun as
snmeS control. MIR. w. G. Sham retir-
ing. Mir. Shan is having a substantial
house built on his homestead and will
as soon as that is completed occupy it.
The Rev. Gardener. of lIermosa &C
cupicd the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church
Sunday evening. preaching from
text -"l'or the Son of man is come to
seek and save that which was lost"
Found in the 18th chapter of Luke and
10th verse.
Our people are now called together
for church services by a bell recently
mounted in the tower of the NJ. Il
Church. The bell is a convenience and
takes the place of the old school bell
that has done duty on any and all oc-
%caSions for several years.
Willis Benedict and Miss Ionia Druse
both formerly of Canton, were married
at Hot Springs. $. d.. Monday. August
II. Mr.. Benedict grew up" in Lin.
coin county. and his height and large
, heart are only proofs of the healthful
climate we enjoy in this region. He
was a successful superintendent Of
schools for Lincoln for two terms. anG
has always enjoyed the pleasure of a
large circle of friends. The alurine
!. advantages OF the rowly west drew him
thither.. where he rnrs a paper in l'al.
River county. The bride is we'll known
. in this city. having taught in cur pub.
:, lie schools for several wears. The .AD
y vocArE can only wish the happy coup
lie all the Joy and felicity If married
\ life. Cuuton -ldsucuto.
III. G. l'irestone returned Monday
a from a business trip to st. Louis
: where lie purchased the machinery 70
a complete sawmill outfit. THIS ncy
machinery will lie here about the mid
of next week. and will be located 81
miles Yves. of the Old sawmill. The mil
will. when set up make what is know
= as adouble deckcd millhaving a shine
lie mill attachment. This addition t
his lumber making facilities was mad
necessary by the greatly increased dc
mand for lumber this season. Th
. STAR hopes and predicts that this ne'
venture of MI. Firestonc's will be
~ successful one for him. certain it
that it will be a great convenience I
. our people. as the demand for lumbe
this season has greatly exceeded IL
N productive capacity of the mill.
About three years ago w. II. stan
y ley. made final proof upon a timbt
= claim IN deuel. county, Dakota. II
y nroof was suspended by democrat