The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-15
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The admission question-lay ton ice
Sioux Reservation bill-in BANDS
grip"
The settlers aye coming in by the
dozen.
Get out yonr pung and let US see
the bronx jirk you over the beautiful
Mulligan & Mueller are constructing
an addition to their blacksmith shop.
Twelve inches of snow reported at
Deadwood on the 9Th.
Colds have been prevalent in this vi
entity, principally among the little folks,
occasioned it is presumed, by the Ok
IRENE laxitlyeness of the weather.
A communication via Bismarck to
the effect that Fred Evans got run
over or in some way injured by the cars
so that he could not communicate with
the committee at Bismarck.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the residence of Mrs. DIR. Stanley, ON
Wednesday 2o'clock p. m. The ladies,
of Hot Springs are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. NJ. Daniels who has be en- teach
ing in the Gordon district. Custer Co.
returned home on Friday last quite i'll
Her husband, Mr.. Daniels will preside
over the school during her indisposition.
John Richer is entitled to the thanks
Of this community for the timely SER
vice rendered in clearing away the snow
from the thoroughfares in town. 1t
would be almost impossible to navigate
without being done.
The Sioux City Journal is the bes
paper that finds it way across Dakotas'
border. Its publishers have a method
Of collecting news that makes it anx-
iousiy sought after by the Dakota deni-
zens.
The city of Custer is similarly situat-
ed as we are and there is no possible show
Of procuring a flour mill in this LOCALE
ty unless a blizzard may happen to blow
a patent roller into tins vicinity and
is caught on the fly
Rev. Tracy and family. accompanied
by his brother. arrived at Hot Springs.
on Friday morning last and are COM
fortablv aomiciled in their new home.
Services will now come in regular or
der hereafter.
Oh! the gobs of beautiful snow, piled
up in heaps wherever you go, spread
a mantle SO white and so deep, that the
kid going to school can just slowly
creep. The weary pedestrian grunts
as he goes. Il could larrup the chump
who wrote beautiful snow."
The literary increases in interest and
oratorical ability. 1t is a good
place to brash out the of his
tory and unlock the gates to science and
philosophy. All inqu,ring minds
should take a hand. and become imdi-
vidual and independent thinkers.
I. The observance Of Lincoln's birth
day on Tuesday last by our public
school was an elegant affair and an APP
propriatc tribute TO our mar,yrcd he
70. The scholars are to he commend
= = ed for their excellent rendering of tbs
various selections for that occasion.
1t is reported that Nj. King at ont
time, is OH the inside and then again
he seems to be on the outside. willis
at present he seems to be hanging OF
to the ragged edge. Springer seems IL
a be the hub and by his centrifugal fore
throws the fell(y)ows HI westward
so to speak.
John Mckay. returned to the Spring
last week from the mines in the Hills
where he has beer employed for som
time, to enc his presumption righ'
o which was throwed out on account o
some small technicality in the tirs
proof. We hope John will he NOR
= successful next time.
Mr.. James Ridpath, returned fror
the upper Hills on the first Of the wee
and reports a bright future for DEAD
g. wood. Since "a, and even then, h
says, business was not upon the fri
basis it is now. The people have no.
a firm faith in the stability of its con
merce. and the ultimate success Of til
reduction works in handling the va
d deposits Of refractory silver ores, III tina
region.
, Mr.. Fred Pennington, from Deas
wood, arrived at the Springs on Wee