The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-20
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Miss M. Druse's.
Eben w. Martin Esq of Deadwood
attended the Chautauqua.
r. G. Lake, of the firm Of Lake s.
HALEY, bankers, is at the Springs.
The Rev. Andrews and family are
nicely located in one Of the Evans cot
tages.
Bishop Vincent departed Monday
last for Neleigh, Nebraska where Meth
dist conference is in session.
Judge Nowlen. democratic nominee
for circuit judge in this district, visited
the Springs early in the week.
Master Arthur Eaton started last
Sunday for Vcrmiilion where he goes
to attend the University for the next
year.
The Rev. Andrews occupies the pull
pit at the Nj. r. church next Sunday
morning. In the evening Rev. Tracy
will preach.
G. f. Perry, brother Of Supt,, Perry,
arrived last week and will hereafter
act us foreman of one gang of workmen
on the soldiers home,
Good table board by the day or week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant. Ice cream
served OH Saturdays and Sundays.
The report Of the institute appears
in this weeks STAR. The institute was
Il profitable one. Supt. Thompson is
demonstrating the fact that he is a sue
ccssful county superintendent.
A fine line of wines and liquors can
always be found at the down town sa-
loon of Deardutf e Campbell. Also
cigars and bottled goods. Milwaukee
key beer always ON tap.
Ner NJ. Seelold at the Headlight AL
ways keeps a tine assortment of liquors
and cigars, fine old Kentucky whiskys
a specially. Paul O'Burns Wine Cos.
celebrated wines and brandies.
w. r.. Cross of Sturgis a pliatogra-
pher who has been at the Springs TO,
some time returned TO his home last
Tuesday. In conversation with him
the STAR ascertaincd that he would
probably make Hot Springs his home
next Spring.
Our city school commcnccdlast Mon
day with Miss Ramsey. of Buffalo Gap
in charge of the grammar department
and Miss Walton. of Sturgis in charge
of the primary. 1t is manifestly aI-
parent that Hot Springs has growi.
some this summer, as the school house
that last year was ample in size is
this year too small.
Last Sunday evening a temperance
meeting vas held at the NJ. L. church.
addressed by the Rev. S. Andrews and
President j. w. Hanchcr. The adj
dresses of both these gentlemen were
able and effective. That of the former
being a temperance lecture, while Rev.
Hancher made an earnest plea for COLI
stitutional prohibition.
Sheriff Knight and wife returned
to Deadwood on Saturday last. On
Tuesday evening the sheriff was seen
at Buffalo Gap, having i'll custody
three persons one of whom was a lady
or more properly a person of the
feminine gende.-whom he was tax
ing to Sioux Falls.
Fred Gillespie has been hustling
himself lately in the interest of the
f State Fair soon to be held at Aberdeen
and of which organization Mr.. GILES.
pie is one of the vice presidents. II.
will take with him a collection of tho
mineral, screal and floral products Of
the Hills in the gathering of winch lie
has spent considerable time.
: All persons interested in local read,
ing circles that will be auxiliary IL
Chautauqua Assembly are requisite.
to meet at the Nj. E. parsonage nex'
Wednesday evening. These local cir
Giles are made productive Of great goot
and the STAR hopes that goodly mum
Der of our people will connect them
selves with this n Our young peo
. pie particularly are urged to come.
9 The editor of the STAR was pleased 1,
renew his acquaintance with Prof
Bowers. whom he has known severa
years. and with whom lie wa once en-
gagged in institute work in eastern Da
kota. The writer observed that th
professor has lost none of his old tim
efficiency and enthusiasm in education
al affairs.
One Of the Oldest residents Of TIN
part of The Hills passed from thi
world on Sept. End, We speak of All
bert ID. Jones. The funeral which wa
/ held from the family residence occurr
cd OH Sunday last was largely attend
ed, the Rev. andrews preaching Til
funeral sermon. Fall River Countv la,