The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-06
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Monday.
Register of Deeds Sawyer has added
TO his possessions q fine carriage.
A ID. Mckay has commenced worl.
on the new bridge across Fall River.
School a. HotSprings will commence
une week from next Monday, 10th of
Sept.
Dave Campbell returned last even
Ing from his trip into the northern
hills.
Miss Walton Of Sturgis who takes
charge Of the primary department Of
our schools arciycd on Monday.
Good table BOARD by the day or week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant. Ice cream
served on Saturdays and Sundays.
A responsive service was held at the
NJ. f. church last Sunday evening.
Rev. Tracy conducted tho service be-
ing assisted by q Choi,.
Mr.. j. w. Boyden is erecting a black
smith shop Oil the west side of Fall
River near the new bridge. He moves
his family here at once.
Dave Ferguson placed at our dispo-
sal u watermelon that was as fine as
any country can produce. 1t was
raised by him OH his ranch on the Chev-
enMc. Thanks.
Messrs. Wright & Olescn who have
the contract for the erection Of the
soldiers home arrived this week and
will remain until the completion of the
work.
Mr.. II. II. Ferguson returned on
Tuesday from the Lame Johnny where
he had been with his daughter Mrs.
j.. II. Mcvey, assisting her with her af-
fairs III the ranch,
Mrs. II. H. Cossitt of Republican
Flat is at Rapid City to which place she
was called bya telegram announcing
the death of her brother whose decerse
occurred on the q st ult.
A partnership has been made be-
tween Sharon Evans and c. NJ. Head
and the livery business heretofore con-
Quoted by MIR. Evans will hereafter he
managed by the firm. Success to them.
The refreshing drinks hat Deardutf
& Campbell set out these warm days,
make their place much sought by the
thirsty. Everything is kept on ice,
and their rooms are cool and pleasant.
Deliciously cool and pleasant arc the
drinks that Ncr M Scebnld sets before
his patrons these sultry days. The
comfort Of the surrounding, and the
courtesy of Mr.. Seebold does not fail
to bring a good patronage.
w. II. Wright who has beeu head
cook at the Minnekahta for tho past
four months. left last Monday for
Thomasville. Ga. where he has a posi-
ton i'll one of the leading hotels Of that
place.
A coniiagratioa struck the town in
The vicinity of Johnny Ryan's tent on
Tuesday and in a short time the said
tent was smonlaering ruins. Before
MI hit however another tent was erect
ed over the ruins.
ne corner store laying Of the Black
Hills College. which takes place next
Wednesday. the exercises beginning at
10 o'clock. will DC al impressive cere-
monv. Bishop Vincent Of New York
will be present.
Edmund Petty and w. p. Phillips
made a trip 10 Burton on Thursday.
Mr.. Petty to look after the matter OF a
stage route between here and that
place, and Mr.. Phillips to look after
his business there.
Rev. Tracy departed for Dcadwood
last Monday, going there to attend the
annual session of the NJ. z. Conference
Of the Black Hills. 1t is not of course
known but is hoped that Mr.. Tracy
will be sent to the Springs for another
year.
The funeral services OF The late 4.
III. Scott We're held at the NJ. Z. Church
on Monday last. On the 18th ult his
wife was buried and it is believed that
the loss of his lifetime companion hast
ened the death of SIR. Scott. At the
time of hiss death he was 80 years
old and had been a resident of the Hills
for about a year.
Information is brought that Joe
Daudette was killed at Baskerville eli
Wednesday by a man named Butcher.
These me were repairing the tele-
phone poles when an alteration arose
and in the controversy Butcher struck
paudet,e with a spade killing him in
stantly. After seeing what he had
done the murderer took to the woods
and at last accounts. had not been APP
pretended.