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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

SON, Omaha; rs lite, J N Wright,
and VIM Lashbougl. w Il Storrc, Gus
ter; TT Evans, jr, MISS Ella Evans,
Sioux City: A A Powell t; Geo F
Snidcr, Rapid.
Monday July $50 Burton, Gus
ter; Ed Stack. Oelrichs; Mrs 4 w Oaell
John l. Taylor. Omaha; Z Tayler,
Rapid; j Tiacy, Omaha; Theodore
Eoache Tilforl; EA Swearenger and
wife Deadwood; Cilas Gumbine, Chi
cago: Frank Bohncll South Omaha.
Tuesday, July 9.-JE Hue. Omaha;
Mrs j NJ Cleland, and Family, Sioux
City: WIN Bryant, Omaha; J w Han.
cher, John Hallcy. Hapid.
Wednesday July 10.-W A Ash.
worth, Lincoln: Mrs H Swan and W
H Swan, ECartright and wife, 500 City
I H McGahcy, VIM NJ Clark. Lincoln:
David Schubacl, Columbus, Neb: Ncr
NJ Seebold, Europe: N j Hawkins. and
wife, Sun.dance; CA Wicgand, Rapid
City: A Armstrong, Hill City: II w
Barden wesper, Rapid: } j Fayrd.
Thursday July 1l.-Chas Gumbine,
Chicago: Mr. G H Burt. Omaha; Win
n Perry, Mitchell; S NJ M%cChcnyhan,
,CCTroxall, Council Bluffs: IA O'Con-
ner, Aurora; Mrs E Il Tecl. icrrc
Haute: NJ Alexander, Buffalo Gap;
Mrs CA McLanatlian, NJ q Cox peli-
can Rapids.
MWeaains Chimes.
MAERlEk Ferguson, Robbins:-at
The residence of the brides parents
at Smithwicks. Dakota, ON Weancs-
day. July 3Srd. 1889, the Rev. Tracy
performing the ceremony. Mr.. j. c.
Ferguson of Hot Springs, Dak., and
Miss Irene Robbins, OF Smithwicks
Dak.
Last week the SrM made mention
of the fact of this union. but the details
Of the affair could not be obtained
The happy couple went to Oelrichs Oh
the .4th returning to Hot Springs on
5th, where their future home viii be
The groom is II Of the proprictors OF
the Ferguson house of which bushes:
he has general management. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. III. Robbins oi
Smithwicks, a prominent farmer OF
that section. The wedding was a qui
ct affair only the intimate friends O
the contracting parties being present
Hot Springs will be the future HON,
of these worthy young people. Ilh'
STAR tenders congratulations and will
the many friends of the parties til,
wish that their path may be blesse'
with happiness.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12
ODELl CIrY, July 8, 1889.


ODEL1 CIrY, July 8. 1889.
ToTHE SrAR:-A. w. Odell and wife
spent the 4th at Custer City.
Messrs. c. Il. Fox, w. NJ. Thorn, j..
N. Smith and Will Reno, started last
week on a prospecting trip through
the Hills.
The Verges Stone Company have re-
ccivcd Shipping bill of steam channel-
err and other machinery. Said machi-
merry will probably arrive some time
this week and will be put i'll position
and set to work at once.
Mr.. Obanion's wife came from Nor
folk Neb., last week. Mr.. o. is build
ing a new house, his sister Miss Oban-
ion came OH Sunday. d. w. Fluke
has just finished Il new barn.
Chas. speckler has built a large barn
on his lot on Sd street.
Harry Stout of Lincoln Neb., was
a visitor during the past week. MI.
Stout is STOPPING at the Springs for the
benefit of the hot water.
Mr.. Frank F%olambsy's wife and
children arrived from Norfolk Sunday
Morning. Mr.. 7 will proceed to build
himself a house at once, corner Fox
Ave. and 0 Street. So you a see
kind reader our new town Of Odell is
still growing.
The switch track has been built ana
derrick erected ut the railroad.
We the citizens of this little city did
not have any horse racing on the 4th.
no. nor did we have a wheel-barrow
race, sack-race nor foot race. No big
Indian pow-wow was seen on our
streets; no, none Of these things did
we have, but Mr.. Editor the people of
this little town did themselves Just
more than proud, for we did have a
grand celebration. The day being warm
with a fine breeze blowing, just the day
to make one feel grateful to no.
bic forefathers for giving us this day
that we the people now so grandly and
ioyfully celebrate. At the break of
day the business commenced with the
firing Of cannon, after which a fine
liberty pole was raised, and the flag Of
the free was soon proudly floating from
its peak. Then came dinner. The af.
ternoon was devoted to music. singing
speech making &C., the declaration Of
independence being readily E. b. Cook.
The music was furnished by Prof. $.
G. Odell. In the evening there was a
grand display Of fire works, after which
all denarted for their various homes
, one and all declaring themselves well
pleased with their first celebration.
Dick NOOK.
Stockholders Of the Norfolk Stone
;. Mining Company.
Quarry III Spring C,vek Canyon.
OFF1cEus.
~, Lewis r. Prichard, President; Sell
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

IKethledge. Secretary; Emmett Nook
Assistant Secretary; Ferdinand Yer:
ges. Treasurer; Fred Helm, General
Manager.
D,REcroRs.
A. W. Odell, r. D. Cook, Fred Hism,
L. X. Prichard, Seth Kethledge.
STOCKHOLDERS.
At Norfolk. Neb.-F. verges, P. F
Bell, Edwin Norton, P. F. sprecher,
H. E.!nardy, L. n. Prichard, Seth Keith.
ledge, N. 9. Sprague. Lincoln.
At Odell. Dak.--A. w. Odell, f. B
Cook, Fred Helm, w. H. Huebner.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

ALI those wishing photos taken must
come at their earliest convenience, as
we can only remain at Hot Springs
until July 10th.
TRACER e. Kuhn, Artists,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12
q. A. X.

s,l.As \. STRICKLAND I,osr, No. Ia.
At Hot Springs meets every second and
fourth Saturday Of tho month. at Post room over
l'ar.o's Oprra House. Visiting comrades cordi-
hiiy invited. \. vkwAi
IL. T.. EAvuN, Commander.
Adiutsnt.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12
w. IL. C..

siLAs A. strickland CORPS 40. @
Mns. Nj. \. STEWART, President.
Mrs. ". j. EATON, Secretary.
Meets second and fourth saturdays of each
month at Il. \. X. Hall. at o'clock +. Nj.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
Ice cream and Lemonade at tie res
taurGnt.
Milk punch at Dcarduff & Camp.
bells.
The county commissioners ara in
session.
+ Gillespie returned from ON aha
yesterday.
Meal tickets very cheap at the res
taurant and bakery.
p. Ferguson is erecting a house on
his lots on South Chicago Ave.
John Lassard is building a neat resi-
dcnce in the east part of town.
Prof. and Mrs Hoagland are rustica-
ting a few miles up the warm canyon.
Cathollcon carbonlxed water used in
all soft drinks at Dearduf & C'ampbells.
Reports from various portions of the
county indicate that the hay crop will
he short.
Ed. Stack, NJ. Melbourne and ID. X.
Snively represented Oelriehs at the
Springs this week.
The Rev. Victor Charoin, of POST
vile. Dakota was in the city last Sat-
urday.
j. w. Miller, of Hawaden, Iowa, has
moved into the D. Ferguson house
south Of town.
DIR. Jennings sports a bran new
driving team harness and carriage, TO-
gether making a dandy turnout.
L X McVcy Of Lame Jonny is at the
Ferguson house and will stay and
battle for a few weeks.
Beer as cold as ice can make it al
ways on tap at Ner NJ Scebolds, whis-
key and cigars of the best brands to be
obtained also.
E. Calhoun has just completed the
burning Of 500 bushels more lime.
The Hot Springs marble lime is getting
a good reputation hereabout.
The total assessment of Fall River
county is S62l ,595. so. OF Hot Springs
school district S:s5,494. OF Velrichs
school district 1886,
j. II. Harris of the Oclrichs Times,
accompanied by his wife was in the
Springs early in the week. Bro. Har
ris made us u fraternal call. Come
again.
Squire Wood of Cascade was doing
business in the city on Monday. He
reports crops needing rain in his sec.
ton of the county. Since then how.
ever that want has been supplied.
! Petty Bros. are obliged to run three
hacks daily between here and Buffalo
Gap TO accommodate the rush Of travel
In addition to these a large numbc,
of private conveyances are constantly
IN use.
Mr.. O. yarney went to Cascade OF
Tuesday to put in the machinery fol
the saw mill of Messrs. Cobb, Wilso,
& Shortridge. Thess gentlemen pur'
purpose to put in apparatus for grind
ing flour and feed later in the season
The camp meeting held ovei at the "
g. Flat closed last Monday. Report
from thers say the meeting was pro
luctiveof much good. Ten person
being converted with seven accession
! o the church.
Several fine residences are being bull
3; on the piateaus. Mr.. Elsey has alread.
completed and under construction five
MIR. Bently has a commodious residenc
!. nearly completed on college addition
JIG. Dickover's on M~innekahta add
: ton is progressing.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12
Notice.

Notice.
All outstanding accounts against the
old firm of Marty &sebold will he at
tended to by H. 2. Eaton, Minnekahta
Bank.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

of the cosSntry, and will fully measure
up 10 standard required in this respon-
sible and honorable position"
Col. James who has charge Of the
Hot Springs property. and is agent for
town lots, is II Ct the most energetic
men we have met. In fact he works
early and late to build up the interest
Of the company.
We understand that there will be
another expedition from Denizon and
vicinity later i'll the season. Se,eral
citizens have already spoken to us about
the arrangements, and if as many as
ten will leave their names with MIR. j.
II. Gable they viii he specially accom-
modated.
The school house. the church, and the
press are found in the smallest hamlet,
and towns not oven five hundred inl,abi-
tants have sometimes two newspapers
and several churches. The self govern
ing, managing and controlling power
OF the American people is manifested
everywhere, whether you go into the
furtherest mining camps of the distant
territories Or in the great marts Of
trade. AS IN illustration, take the
village of Hot Springs, Dakota, with
its we'll edited paper, its convenient
church cdiiicc, and its plain but COM
modious school house. The people are
we'll educated, feir representatives Of
the older states, and the parlor organ
or the more pretcntious piano IAN be
found in many a humble cabin.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

We got Rain.

The dry hot weatcr of last week
caused a cry logs up for rain, and on
Monday night .le rains came-verily
the windows of heaven seemed to be
opened or rather the f%lood-gates. The
clouds were gathering for several hours
and about 10 o'clock p. m. they broke.
Fall River was up at least four feet
above It's usual stage. Every bridge
between here and Cold Brook saw mill
is out. MIR. Firestone, proprietor Of the
lnill had just finished the roads and
bridges to facilitate hauling and now
the road is i'll worse condition than ev-
cr before this year. He estimates his
loss at from 5000 to $500. He reports
Il raise Of seven feet in Cold Brook. The
bridge in front of the Minnekahta was
taken out. a wagon belonging to q
party OF campers had been left in the
creek north Of town. After the storm
the different parts Of it were found
stranded here and there along the riv-
er bank. A. b. Mckay expects his bug
sly Is somewhere between here and New
Orleans. The reporter is unable to find
that any more damage was done.
10 the growing crops Of the county
the rain was of inestimable value. One
farmer remarked the next mornlng:-
"'rle rain last night was worth $3.50 to
me on my thirty acres of corn.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12
SPRINGS$TAR.
v. =. BEsyH4G, runllsnsR.
EXPRESS T. STAGE TIME TABLE.
Leaves Hot Springs at SOP. N. Arrives at Hut.
!eio Gap at = O'Clock ,. NJ. Leaves Buffalo Gap ut
O'Clock A. n. and arrives al Hot Springs ut 1850
Close connection with cat and west trains
+. E. & Mo. Y. RY.
THE LINE

HE NORIHW ESIEkN LINE
BETWEEN THE BLACK HILLS AND
OMAHA,
SIOUX CITY,
CHIC AGO,
ST. PAUL.
And altroista Easl, West, North or South.
:FhroNgA tickets to all paints and buy
gage checked through.
TRAINS LEAvE BUFFALO GAP, pAKofA:
SOUTH L. EAST.
Atlantic Express ..........ssI p. Nj.
Freight. p. Nj.
NORTH.
BLACK Hills Express. ......;5:27 A. NJ.
Freight. Ills A. N.
81. Green, Agt Buffalo Gap. Dakota.
~ q. BURT, ). r. BUCHANAN.
Ce,.. MANAGER 0en. Pass. kossr.
OMAHA. NEsRAsKA.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

Several fine residences are being built
on the plateaus. Mr.. Elsey has already
completed and under construction five,
MIR. Bently has a commodious residence
nearly completed on college addition.
J.C. Dickover's on Minnekahta adai-
ton is progressing.
Miss NJ. Druse. formerly of Canton,
Dakota, will, about July 10th, open a
complete stock of millinery in the build
ing first door north of Fargo's store.
Miss Drusc has had several years expe-
rience us milliner. She will also have
associated with her Miss Ella Clark
who is a competent and finished dress
maker, cutter and filter. Knowing the
skill of these ladies the STAR can I'M
hesitatingly recommend them to the
ladies Of Hot Springs.
&c. II. Grabil Of Deadwool, a skill.
ed artist and photographer, will be al
Hot Springs on July goth, 2lst and
22nd. He comes for tho purpose Of
taking large photographs Of the town
the falls, principal buildings and see.
merry. While here he will do. work 70,
others, and any wishing groups, houses
ranches or animals photographed car
see him and make arrangements du.
ring the above dates for this class o.
work. He will be found on above dates
at the Minnekahta hotel.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

OFF1cEls.
Lewis r. Prichard, President; Seth
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-12

s700 M!lES QE ROAR %re.clliins ~ prlne!-
Iowa. Mistouri aud Dakota.
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Stockholders Of the Norfolk Stone
Mining Company.
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The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-26
THE QUEBEC SLIDE.
Additional Bodies Taken From
the Debris Yesterday.

QuEREc, September 25.-The bodies of
-wo little girls of Michael Bradley, who
lost his whole family in the landslide,
were found late last night close to each
other. They were not much bruised and
must have died of suttocation.
Joe Kemp, who was found yesterday
after having been los hours under the
lebris is dead.
The inhabitants Of Champlain ward
were much excited against certain city
officials who, it is reported, have offered
money to some of the wounded in the
hospital to silence them in connection
with any complaint they might have
against the city. After the verdict in the
coroners inquest has been rendered the
people referred to will hold an indigna-
Lon meeting, and trouble is feared.
The body Of Mrs. Maybury, found in
the ruins, was badly ds6gured. 1t is
thought she lived for some hours after
the avalanche and died of sheer exhaus-
ton with gradual asphyXia.
The traffic on Champain street having
been interrupted by the fall of rock
people had to pass on the wharf. This
morning, however, large ship hauled
along side the wharf and began to dis
charge her cargo of coal, serving to
further irritate the already excited
people.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-26
wNI. ORR DROWNED
At the Junction of the savanna
mOa and French Broad.

aAbAAA DAOhus
Yesterday morning it was learned that
Wm Orr an employe of the Southern
Lumber Co., had been drowned while
pulling logs into the boom at the junction
of the Swannanoa and French Broad
rivers, about two miles from town. The
particulars, as we have been able to
gather them, are about these In COM
pany with two other men, Mr.. Orr was
standing upon mass oflogs in the river
pulling them into the boom, when the
log upon which he was standing
turned, throwing him into the
water, and the current being very
strong, he was drawn under the
mass before he could be rescued. The
water is some fifteen feet deep at the point
at which he disappeared, and although
search was prosecuted during the night
and the greater portion of yesterday, no
trace of the body was found. 1t is
thought his body has not passed from
under the logs and drift, and that it will
be impossible to recover it until this has
been removed, which will be done by the
Lumber Company as soon as some parts
to an engine can be put together steam
b ing necessary to draw elarge timbers
from the drift. This will not be done
until Saturday or perhaps Monday.
Mr.. Orr is spoken of as an honest, hard
working man, and leaves a large and
dependent family, who are entitled to
much sympathy i'll their sad bercave-
mcnt.
Mr.. Orr was the son of our old Scotch
friend, Mr.. Thomas Orr, the well known
dairyman of this vicinity. The afflicted
parents have our deepest sympathy.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-26
A Correction.

We are requested to correct an error
not ours-madc in recent notice of the
needs of the Flower Mission, in which
that useful and energetically working
body was made to appeal for help for
the Mission Hospital. Now, that noble
charity needs all the help that may be
given it, and we will gladly admit any
appeal in its behalf But the Flower
Mission has its own work and its own
field. 1t therefore appeals only for itself
and this is the extent of the correction.
And we are requested to add, that as the
managers of the Mission are the best
Judges of the proper objects Of charity,
donors are requested to make their con-
tributions of clothing &c, direct to the
ladies, rather than to applicants who
may apply in person.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-26
RONIe's Case.

Ex-Priest John J. Boyle was arraigned
in Wake Superior Court Immediately
upon its meeting yesterday morning,
and was formally charged with outra-
geous assault upon Miss Geneva Whitta-
ker. Boyle looked well and was in good
spirits. He talked with his counsel and
smiled several times. He made no plea
in answer to the indictment. He was
very closely watched by the great crowd
of spectators, but was calm and unmoved
He has fallen of trife since he was
last seen in public, May IA, last His
trial was set for Wednesday of next
week, and a special venire of $50 jurors
was ordered. 1t is believed that his trial
will continue several days and that it
will attract the greatest audiences ever
known i'll court annals i'll Raleigh.