The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05


that were never before squalled any
The Xinnekahta Herald comes out
week this quarto sise. We Congratulate
BRO Spangler upon the prosperity that
is smiling upon him.
c. l.. Jensen will erect . carriage
house and Office, on his lots, in front
Of his present livery barn. The new
will front on River Avenue.
Mr.. 7. s. Hawlcy arrived at the
yesterday, from Omaha. He
comes as the new agent fcr the +. E.
& NJ. v. Ry., and is ready for duty.
Now let the iron horse steam in.
Mr.. Dedrick, who has been clerking
in Fargo & Sons store for several
months, informs us that he con-
returning to his old home
at Louisville, Ky, in the near future.
The B. & NJ, commenced Thursday
to run passenger trains to Mime.
kahta station on Bradley's Flat.
Hurrah, for the i. 4 NJ, over this line
from Dudley TO the above mentioned
station. Some Of the grandest seem
cry in the world passes before the
tourist eyes.
Mr.. E. Petty has struck a fine vein
OF pure cold water ON his residence
lot, on Lincoln Avenue, at a depth Of
20 feet. 1t goes to show that in that
section Of the town q fine quality Of
pure living water under!les the sur
face. A very desirable thing to know
foo the dcnixens Of that section.
Another entertaining glove contest
took place IN The pavilion lat night
for = purse Of about 5000. The
contestants were big blacksmith,
Jack Quinn and Young DAILY, the
champion feather WEIGHT Of New Eng
land. The contest was to have been
one OF ten rounds, but Quinn was
knocked out on the 9TH by the little
champion. In the first five rounds
Quinn put in some excellent work,
but on the sixth and seventh DAILY
showedIhimsclf too much for our black.
smith who lacks training. The cx-
l,ibition was greeted by an over crowd.
@ house. some being unable to get
in-and great enthusiasm was shown
throughout the entertainment. Young
DAILY is q dandy. After the sparring
exhibition o foot race from the pavil-
ION to the barber shop occurred. Ask
Davis, the barber, for particulars.
Prom xonday's Daily.
Money to loan on chattels. Inquire
at the STAR Office.
j. A. Boydcn and wife have been at.
tending the meeting Of the N. L. Con.
ference.
Wm. U. Germond returned ycster.
day from a ten days visit to R,pon,
Wisconsin. He is more than ever
pleased with Hot Springs.
A telegram was received at this city
this morning announced the death Of
the mother Of Mrs. E. Elsey, at her
home in Marshaltown, Iowa.
Work has commenced on an iron
bridge across the Fall River in front
Of the Mlnnekahta. p. A. Daley who
has charge Of the construction arrived
yesterday.
John N. Henton, assumed the man.
agement Of the Ferguson House Sun
day morning, having leased the same
for one year. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham viii
look after the comfort Of guests a.
landlord and landlady.
A party Of about thirty.cne 1ndiar
children from the Lower Brulc ant
Grow Greek agencies, have gone I.
Hampton, Va, were they will attend .
government school. The Indians So,
that it would be much more satisfac
tory If the schools were nearer the res
ervation, so that parent. and children
would not be separated by so great /:
distance.
Tho position of Dean Of the Dakot,
School Of Mines, located at Rapid City
has been rendered to Samuel Cushman
Of Deadwood. Mr.. Cusbman is
graduate Of Brown University, o
Cambridge, Mass. He came to TIL
Hills in ~ or 70, coming from th'
mining district Of Colorado. and h,
has resided in Deadwood ever since
1t is understood that he is a practica
miner. His regular bu.iness has lee,
tor some years an assayer, also insur
ance and stock broker. He is we'll az
quainted with the pres Of the North
ern Hills and his experience viii
doubtless enable him to I'LL his ne,
position satisfactorily.
1t can safely be SAID that at no roin
in the Black Hills, which was visite
; by the Press association, was there g