The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-23
S-ElGnB0I,lluOU NOTES

Dist. atty Wilson had the misfor.
tune to lose q horse last Sunday morn
ins.
Mr.. Geo Gibson a whi!om citizen Of
Hot Springs was renewing acqnamt.
an ices this week.
MIR. Q Keller q young man Of fno
abilities and a student Of Blackstone is
soon TO locate at Hot Springs.
G. NJ. Crane of Garret,svillc, Ohio,
is looking after bis real estate interest
in this county.
The restaurant and bakery set good
meals and at Il price that will not be
found es%tsayagant.
7. w. LA Fleichc who has been at
Lead City all winter is visiting with
his parents at the Springs.
Mr.. John Petty of Nebraska, brother
of our citizens, Edmund and Joe, is
visiting at Hot Springs.
A pleasant dancing party gathered
at the pavilion last Friday evening.
| Refreshments were served ut the Min
nekahta.
A plcnMing party of Minnakahta
guests, spent Yesterday afternoon in
the groves west Of the Soldiers Home.
The STAR is pleased to chronicle the
fact that Mir. \. %. Jones ls improving
and hopes arc nov entertained Of his
recovery.
The Back Hills delegation leaves
! FOR Huron ON the 25th. i sleeper has
been chartered that viii run through,
to Euros.
F. =. korsinger ara two sons, OF
Llacaln, Ncb., is spending q fewdays at
the Springs and at the Spring Creek
Caarr;es. He like every oac else is
pleased wlth u country.
Some fellow whose iisa Of right was
nc. of the %puY;tanical order. entered
the melon patch Of John Firth, and
net finding the fruit 90 suit him dcs-
troyea a considerable portion of it.
Miss Mary E. Orr who has teen at
tending school at Columbus Neb., is en-
psctcd early in September. She wall
remain during tho winter.
c. E. Sawyer and 7. ". Crare re-
turnaea from Dca4#ced en- Sunday.
Messrs. Stanley. phernsttou and Red
path are still serving as jurors.
Messrs. Phillips OF lie. Springs and
snive]y Of Oe!riehs aye putting in a
stock Of goods at Burton. Fred An
thony will have lecsl management of
the Lnsines,.
The refreshing drinks tl,at Dearduff
g. Campbell! SGT out these warm days.
make their place much sought by the
thirsty. Everything Is kept on ice,
and their oo'ns are cool and pleasant.
Cvlicionsly cool and pleasant are the
drinks that Ner NJ. seeloid sets before
his patrons these sultry days. The
comfort of thn surrounding, and the
courtesy Of Mr. Secboll does not fail
to bring good patronage.
john MI.,ler's house has been treat
cd to a dressing of paint. McssYs. Zen.
neic & Ul;on are the decorators ard
!. the result Is a monument to their skill
aud workmanship.
Hot Springs was visited this week by
Rev. 7. NJ. shanafelt representing the
American Baptist Home Mis-. ionary
Society. and y. W. Weddell represent.
ing the STANDARD of Chicago. These
gentlemen have been making a tour Of
the Hills.
J. y. DieLovs7 departed Tuesday 60,
Chicago to purchase goods for the fal
and winter trade. He will before ra
turning assist in the organization OF
the Grand Lodge Of a. D. U, w. OF
Dakota for which purpose a meeting
(. WAS called at Nnrcn 10Y August 2lst.
Three Of the Hot Springs ae!egat;o,
:. to Oelrichs aggregated in measurement
exactly nineteen feet or an average O
SIX feet four inches each. The gentle
men were II. c. F~irestorc, A. d. NJ,
q Kay and W. E. Benedict. Show up
. better measurement!
II. j. Austin Deputy Z. S. Suryeyc
returned Wednesday to the Spring
from his work in Custer county. n
goes to tho south part of this count,
where he has several townships to sub
divide. Mrs. Austin who has hseM g
!. the Springs for some time, viii remain
e for several days yet.
q. c. Chambers brougli. to this csc
some fine specimens OF apples tina. grey
i'll his orchard at Cascade Unfcrtu
natelv the storm of Monday knccke'
many of them Of SO that they did no
come to maturity. Among them wei
!, specimens loA inches in circumference
Who says Fall River county csnno
r raise apples?
james Long Jr. returned from No
Springs yesterday morning. whittier Ii
went q week ago i'll search of relie
from rheumatic pains. lie reports hi
condition as improved and thinks tn
waters of the springs are capable O
performing wonders. Lyman Laml
who accompanied Jim 10 the spring:
) is still there, aud a great change ha
been wrought in his condition by
}, liberal use of the waters. and Jim say
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