The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-04-05

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scalps ara plentiful, il you bclieve
all you hear.
Miss Pomeroy has sold her homestead
west Of town.
The politicians Of south Dakota are
repairing their fences.
Cur special correspondent, Acorn,
was in town this week.
Hon. Jack Gray, Of Terraville is down
on q visit to the Springs.
w. W. Kingsley and wife Of Dead
wood are guests at the Minnekahta.
Rapid City post G. "A. r. was not
represented in the last Encampment.
From present indications Sioux Falls
is in the lead on the capitol Question.
We understand grading on the b. &
N. r. Il. in this county is nearly COM
pieted.
Our republican friend Dan Lynch of
the coal fields gave us a pleasant call
this week.
Fall River is destined to be the BAN
ner county Of South Dakota, and don't
you forget it.
The county commissioners are kick
ing at the amount OF Irrigated business
pouring in upon them.
The beautiful weather at the Springs
is sufficient to draw a lille from the
visage Of a petriied Indian.
The Soldiers Home locating commit.
tee are expected at the Springs gu or
shout the 10th Of this month.
Hat Creek and tho west part Of the
county il settling up rapidly and so is
all the county for that matter.
N. G. Nash, proprietor and editor Of
the srAR, returned to the Springs
Thursday accompanied BY his son.
Father Mahony lectured at the school
house on last Monday evening, his SUBJ
ject being MARY the mother of Jesus"
Rapid Cityites have resurrected the
narrow gauge railroad again. We
hope this time its life will DO prolonged.
Work is progressing slowly but sure.
" on the foundation Of the college. The
building should 10 completed by next
fall.
The trade at Hot Springs has in.
creased wonderfully since spring open
ed, and the prospect is brilliant for the
future.
DR.. Stewart has torn down bis for.
MGR residence at the foot Of the hill
and will convert it into a barn near his
present home.
What is the reason we cannot have
an express Office at the Springs, it il
certainly needed and a great inconven.
fence without it.
John w. collars a former landlord
of the Minnekhata hotel, is now a resi-
dent Of Aberdeen and engaged in the
real estate business.
Mr.. Sebold has erecteda beacon ligh,
at the front Of his saloon which makes
a we'll lighted promenade between the
saloon and the Minnekahta hotel.
Col. Fred Evans is expected here or
the 10th inst. He was still in Califor
MIA the last heard from, but promised
to be at the Springs the first Of this
month.
The ladies Of the Aid Society vii
have a rehearsal at the NJ. E. Church
tomorrow evening at Z o'clock sharp
All parties engaged IN the play are in
vited to be present.
Miss Grace Berrier, a sister of Mrs
Jay Crane, arrived from Minneapolis
last week and will in the future max,
her home at Hot Springs. The srAl
extends to her a cordial welcome.
We have been informed that DR.. G
w. Pangle, one Of the most eminen
and successful physicians in the west
will visit Hot Springs along about tn
first Of June and remain a few weeks
The stone industry Of Fall River Co.
would DO immense il . railroad wa
built conveniently close to the quarries
We believe the freight from those quar-
ries would exceed all the balance o
freight in the Hills. We believe a roa.
will soon be constructed to those quar-
RIGS.
Mr.. Shaun has coustructed Z nea
new building in rear Of his msat shop
~ presume for the extra convenienc,
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