The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-03
From w.dne,day,eD .tlv.

the goth inst.
Mary E. Calhoun Is very sick with
mountain fever. DR.. G. Y. Shinnick
is attending her.
Do you need letter heads, note
heads or statements? Call and see
our work and get our prices.
l will take in plain sewing or go out
by the day to do sewing. Address
Mary Orr, at the Ferguson House.
Our citizens will be panied to know
that the little child Of DIR. and Mrs,
Jennings at Sioux City is no better.
The regular meeting of the w. c. T.
U. will be held at the college on Satur.
day afternoon at three o'clock p. M.
WHITE is King. Over 100000 OF
their sewing machines in use. Call
and see them at G. E. Wilson & Co.'S
Clothing Emporium.
The appropriation for monuments t.
mark the boundary line between North
and South Dakota has been stricken
from the deficiency bill.
We are informed that Col.J.R Bake.
will give a recital from his new work
"The Hermit of the Cheyenac,"in Hot
Springs in the near future.
A letter received from 10. Petty an.
nounces that himself and wife and w,
TLaFleiche leave Dover Court England
for the United States today.
Hon Cyrus Wilson. of Oelrichs, was
in the city today, coming over OH the
passenger. Mr.. Wilson will soon
be cnstalled postmaster at Oclrichs.
MIR. Chas. Carson, of New York city
is at the Springs. Mr.. Carson is here
to see the county and to visit his broth.
er who holds a ranch south of town.
Don't forget that the Stewart and
Springdale additions are the most cen.
trally located aud the choicest residence
property-also remember you get ] Of
an acre when you get one of these lots
STEWART & CoNNoR, Agents.
Excavations for the foundation and
basement Of the Presbyterian Church
will commence on Monday next. The
church will be located one block north
of the Minnckahta bath house. The
plans promise a fine structure.
The First National Bank will occu.
Ply the Fargo & Dickover building as
soon as completed. This magnifcen,
building will be heated with steam and
have water in all parts of it, and will,
be one OF the finest buildings in LII,
State.
Tho horrible murder of Benwcll in
Ontario last winter, and Birchall's con,
n%ection Herewith, was we'll known
throughout all this country. Burch.
all's trial has just been concluded ant
he is adjudsed by the jury to be guilt,
of murder in the first degree, and il
sentenced to hang November 14tll.
Alonzo Davis, father of Mr. p. c
Davis and Mrs. II. Crockett, died a
his home at Spring Creek, Peuning
ton county on Thursday Sept. 25, 1890
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Crockett were callc,
there by his sickness. Mrs. Crockett
remained, but Mr.. Crockett returned I,
the Springs this morning. The STA,
extends coincidence to the friends i,
their bereavement.
Messrs. w. H. Mann, proprietor o
the Dewitt Roller Mills, +. j. Sadiiel
and Mr.. Bohacek. Of W ilber Neb., ar,
in the city. MIR. Mann is here for hi
health. Mr.. Sadilek for pleasure an.
Mr.. Bohacek is looking for a location
The STAR hopes the Springs will pre
sent advantages enough to MIR. Boha
eek so that he will conclude to iocat
here.
A strange coincidence occurred i,
this city on Monday of this week
Messrs. Ell. Moore and A. S. Fielding
members of the same firm, each re
ceived a telegram Offering them a rail
road position at exactly the same sala
ry. The proposition to Mr.. Moor
came from the Norfolk & Wester,
R'y in Virginia, while the propositio,
to Mr. Fielding came from Gen'l Pass
Agent Buchanan, of the Elkhorn.
James S. Foster, one of the pionee
residents OF Mitchell and one of he
most respected citizens, accidently sho
himself this evening while taking
/, loaded gun from q wagon. He died i,
fifteen minutes after the accident oc
Cured. Mr.. Foster came to YanktoI
nearly thirty years ago where he ha
many friends. He was n of the bes
known men in South Dakota and hi
sudden calling away will be sadly feI
by thousands.
} Hon. Cyrus Wilson, Of Oslrich.
was in the city to-day. To the ques
(; tion Of a reporter of the STAR as t