The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

census taker are requested to report al
the real estate Office OF Stewart & Con-
nors ON Monday next between the
hours Of 8a. IN. and s p. M.
F. @. WllloR,
Census Enumerator.
The Rev. ). w. Hancher, president
Of the college, is one Of natures noble.
men. and a rising geologist. Tho col
lege will open about October l with q
full corps Of teachers.-Deadwood Pr
0neer.
Clark Stratton has built a new hotel
just above the Sanitarium, where
those who want a quiet home with all
the name indicates, and at less rates
than are charged at other hotels, can
have them.
Fred Hewett and w. j. Houseworth
Of the B. &. NJ. surveying corps with a
part Of their force came into the Springs
on Sunday last to get as they said. a
first class dinner. OF course they
dined at the Minnekahta.
Mr.. Christensen, Of Chadron has been
at the Springs, working up alocal board
of the Michigan Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION. We understand that he re-
ceiyed sufficient encouragement to war
rant the establishments of q board which
was done last evening.
The card of Drs. Stanley & Briggs APP.
pears this week. OF DIR. Stanley there
is no occasion for us to pronounce any
words of introduction. DR.. Briggs is re-
Gently from Watertown, S. d. and is a
specialist, as their card will indicate.
We predict that these gentlemen will
get q full share of the practice.
AT last meeting Of the Presbyterian
I.adies's Aid Society the following Ia
dies were elected to office for three
months: Mrs. Andrews, president;
Miss Richer, vice president; Mrs. Sha-
ron Evans, treasurer; Miss Allen, Sec
rotary; Mrs. Lancaster, mistess of work.
Also five ladies were electedto form an
executive committee.
Mrs. w. s. Bacon has organized a
class IN painting at her residence and
any who desire instruction IN this art
are invited to call and see her. Sam
pies Of Mrs. Bacon's work are on en-
hibition at Roots drug store. She
wall also take orders to paint from ma
ture any views in this vicinity. She
invites inspection of her work.
Mr.. George Berge, of Republican
Flat, died on Wednesday morning,
June Is. of typhoid fever and was bur-
led On Thursday. Rev. Andrews o u
Quoting the funeral services. Mr..
Berg was a a in the prime Of life
a sturdy western farmer. honest and
respected by ali that knew HIM. Fall
River county has lost a good citizen.
Mr.. E. I. Drury. OF Essex Junction,
VT, and MIR. Eugene Goodrich, Of
Burlington, VT, We're at tho Springs
several days early in the week. While
here they made investments in some
Highland Addition real estate. These
gentlemen were pleased with the west
and particularly Hot Springs. Mr..
Drury signiied his intention to close
up his business in Vermont and come
west permanently next season.
Mr.. j. II. Buchanan, Genl Pass. AIT.
+. L.. & NJ. v. Ry. Company, arrived at
the Springs on Wednesday and depart
ed Thursday. Mr.. Buchanan is Il warm
friend Of the Springs and enjoys ex-
ceedingly a visit here. Mr.. Buchanan
through the Great Northwestern sys-
tenn of railway is sending hundreds of
people to this place monthly. When
this road is completed these results
will be multiplied ten fold. He was q
guest at the Minnekalta.
MIR. j. w. Barnes. who has been STYLED
the pathfinder for the Il. g. NJ, r,
was i'll the city last Saturday. From
him we could get very little informa
ton as to the intentions Of the B. & NJ
with regardto Hot Springs. But rail
way men r always noted for then
ability to keep to themselves what the,
know, so what he told or did not tel
did not change our views in the least
Mr.. Barnes did however inform us tina,
he expected to build a residence @,
Stewards addition this season.
By the way over one hundred ane
sixty dinners were served at the Min
nekahta last Sunday and still their ca
pacity was not taxed. 1t is very graft
flying TO the friends of the Minmekah
ia to hear the many words of prais,
daily spoken by guests, of the perie;,
manner in which that popular hostier,
is conducted under the skillful hand o.
Don II. Porter A travelled gentlemen
recently remarked to a reporter Of thi.
paper that the Minnekahta is ennal IL