The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-17
S~ElanBoRHooD NOTES

pit ut the church again rexs Sunday.
Second hand furniture and other
goods bought and sold by Henry Mar.
ty.
A very pleasant chop" was INDUCED I
in at the Minuckahta last Friday even.
ug.
Furniture repaired with dispatch
and neatness at Henry Marty furni-
ture rooms.
+. Gillespie departed last Sunday for
a business trip to Omaha, Sioux City
aud Chicago.
We are informed that Mr.. F. Giles
pie has released the Minnckahta for
another year.
Mr.. Jandt Of Sioux City Is spending
a few days i'll tho city, combining BUSH
ness with pleasure.
You ear discover how to keep cool
Ivy consulting s. A. Calhouns' new 'ad'
appearing this week.
Rev. Tracy who has been on the sick
list FOR the last week is improving. A
few days will bring him out all right.
County Supt. Thompson has an an.
n%ouncement Of examination Of teachers
at Oclrichs on the 18th Of June, in this
| issue.
G. NJ. Buss, representing the Great
Western Type boundary Of Omaha,
was doing business in the city the first
| OF the week.
s. R. Thompson Of Carbonate mine
with his family is spending a few days
at the Springs They are guests at the
Ferguson House.
Ice cream festival at the church Satur.
day tomorrow)eyening. IL you want to
keep cool all summer start right by re-
plenishine the inner man with" Cold.
ice cream"
Sheriff Clifford was in the city Tues
day. He reports having placed Mr..
Smithson into the hands Of his friends,
in New York with whom he will have
the best Of care.
A horse belonging to w. p. Phillips
was drowned in the river IN front Of
the STAR Office on Monday evening. BY
some unaccountable means he got UNI
der the f~oot-bridge and was dead when
discovered.
Returns so far as received from the
first district give, Mctiillicuddy 63S,
Parker 676, Booth 42s, Wood 525.
Sufficient returns are in to indicate
that Parker McGillicuddy and Wood
are elected.
So far as reported from this counyt
the number of votes for the various eau
didates is as follows: Parker 26O, Nc.
Gillicuddy 1877, Booth g., Wood 1853,
For Constitution 152, Against 5,
Full returns next week.
Ner IN. seebold entertains patrons
with that royal courtesy that makes
/. them feel at home; This together with
the well selected line Of goods That he
carries makes his place a popular re
sort. The head light marks the spot.
The ladies aid society will serve cold
y ice cream in the church next Saturda,
evening beginning at 2 o'clock. Only
Fl fteen cents a dish. Come everybody
, and partake Of the cooling refreshment
Cake is also one of perquisites. AL
for fifteen cents.
Dearduf & Campbell arc getting /:
= full share Of tho patronage IN thei,
line. The reason Of this is the oblig
ing character of these gentlemen, ant
the standard brands Of goods they car
ry. Phillips hall, on Chicago avenue
is their place Of business.
The Rev. w. s. Peterson Of Rapi,
. city, preached at the NJ. E. Church las
= Sunday morning. Mr.. Peterson cam
:, to look after the organization of
i. Presbyterian church at this place. n
permanent arrangements were made
4 but 1t will not be improbable II an OF
l ganization Of that denomination is es
tablished in .he city.
G. w. Boughton recently reduce
some Of the native gypsum to a super,
S. or article of plaster paris. A piece j
on exhibition at the STAR Office and j
, as white and hard as the lest. A iii
tie time and money given to the re
duction of this native product woul
develop an enterprise that would be g
great benefit to the world and q sourc
10 of wealth to the owners
g T. B. Dings came into the STAR ofic
g yesterday and exhibited 2 CURIOSITY i
:: the form Of a petriied egg. 1t va
found at the old log hotel, in cleanin
4. out a hen honse. Seven years ago D.
Stewart! then living at the hotel, bull
II n =