The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-03
From MONDAYS Daily.
Window shades at Martyrs.

his Office.
Trains will be running into Custer
On Wednesday.
C.G. Fargo returned on Saturday
,vcnins's train.
The Mckinley Tariff bill passed the
by a vote of las to 81.
DR.. Stanley took this mornings
Train for Spearfist to attend a meeting
of the Board Of Regents.
Hon. a. n. Hanna and Rev. Clements
Of Oelrichs, drove to the Springs today.
They returned this afternoon.
The iron columns for the shann
building arrived today. and now the
building, which has lccn delayed be-
cause of the non-arrival of the col
umns, will be rapidly pushed to eon-
From the Weekly STAR we see that
the daily continues to twinkle. Mes.
SIS. Benedict ard Hanfora are thor
onsi'y imbucd with the IDEA tina. the
Springs is going to make a city, and
are willing TO put in lots of work to
keep up The daily. They deserve much
credit ana-patronage.-Hesn1osa III
lot.
Dr. G. G. shinaicA.. OF Hot Springs.
wasaa Hotel Harvey yesterday. ibe
dccto. is assistant mes!;ca. adviser at
the Springs, and is a very popular gen
tleman. He had intended to spend q
few days visiting in the city, but the de-
mands Of his practice compelled him to
leave on the passenger Toy honio last
eyening.-Ra9M Gig Journal, Sept q.
Senator Moody has Introduced a
bill to reimburse John Iiornick and
f. I. Evans, of Sioux City, and Rich
ard Dunn. of Forest City, for loss by
depreciation Of Indians in the Black
Hills. The Indians in 1876 captured
from them a large number OF cattle
and horses valued at Sl9.5oO, and
that amount is now asked from the
tile government.
An accident occurred on the Eil;horn
nea1 Eli, Nebraska, OH Saturday,
The rear section of a stock train ran
into the fore section. Charles Siberia,
of Rapid City was killed and j. j,
Rockford, Of the I'M place. injured.
The train was chartered by j. NJ
Woods, of Rapid City, and WAS loaded
with stock. The accident caused tho
yesterdsy morning passenger train at
Hot Springs to be five hours late.
Sturgis is wrestling with a PROPOSE
ton from a syndicate to put IN a sys.
tenn OF water works. While tie SrAl
has no interest iii the matter: il wou!s
advise Sturgis to her eva waite,
works. He; Springs needs water work:
and the city should construct them ant
own them. II 1t is a coed iavca!uen'
for a syndicate it should lie a good IN
vcstmcnt for the city. An institution
ssi;h which the city's welfare is 81
closely connected should lie owned sac
controlled by the city.
The Custer Cayoaics'e speaking o
the sermon of Rev. Hancher al tina
city on the 2lst of Sept. pays the fol
lowing tribute to that gentleman whic'
all that know him. will say is meritad
The Chronicle said:
Through unavoidable circumstance
he was compelled to drive nearly al
night not reaching Custer until .3.3
Sunday morning. But worn an
weary as lie was, he delighted the goo,
sized attentive congregation with
most beautiful exposition and extreme
ly practical application of II Peter
chapter l. LIST eleven verses. II wa
soul stirring and heart lifting. 1t wa
81 feast to the Christian and q warnm.
to the sinner. Twenty-Five t~arriedan'
enjoyed the morning class meeting. ],
the evening The church vas filled t
about the last sitting. Fully two-tIiird
of the congregation were young people
The theme THE Problem of Life ha
the LIST psalm as its foundation. Fo
nearly an hour the speaker, with hi
great CHRISTIAN heart, filled with loy
and interest for the young pcopl,
poured forth thoughts and suggestion
.tu be carried cut if we should solve TIL
Problem ST Life. Earnestly did he al
que for, and urge a full d%evelopmen
of the physical. intellectual and spirit
ual nan if we are to make life a SUI
cess.
The Tankton Press and Dakota
comes out with the following sea,
headlines;
PERILS OF THE RESERVATION
M1lLErrr AND PARTY NARROWLY
ESCAPE STARVATION.
And then ask that some action h
taken toward refuting and denyin
the false reports sent over the Ian
concerning South Dakota. Oh cor
sistency, thou art a jewel. 1t must /
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