The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19


Geo. Tfimmer returned today. :
Fresh invoice Of wall paper at
Marty's.
Elsey will save you money on. boots
and shoes.
Notice Of protest blanks for sale At
Office this.
Mrs. Geo. N. Trimmer is expected to
arrive home from St. Paul soon.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. Z. 8. Buck,
Proprietor.
Miss F. o. Lynn prominent attor.
nev Of Chadron came into the Springs
yesterday morning.
Do you need letter heads, note
heads Or statements? Call and see
our work aud get our prices.
L. Ballou, OF The Buffalo Gap Re.
publican, came over today on the
freight. He returnes this evening.
Mr.. N. G. Mattox has opeded a wood
and coal yard at Hot Springs. HIS Of
fee is in tae Hot Springs Milling
Company's bailding.
H E Bacon, Of Republican Flat was
dong the city on Friday. Mr.. Bacon
has been mentioned as possible can
didate FOR rsgisder Of deeds this falls.
Rev. Tracy was present at the
Springs yesterday to participate in
the memorial exercises to the children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hon, that died last
June.
The Hot Springs Lumber Go. has
again changed hands Geo A. Turner
and Joe Marty now being the principal
owners. The retiring manager T. H.
Wells has taken clerical position With
s. q. Fargo & Son.
Mrs. Lawrence, OF Manning, Iowa.
whose husband is editor and proprietor
Of the Manning Monitor, has been Wis
ting friends near Hot Springs. On
Friday last she was viewing the city
and called on this Office.
FredC c. Hundley, who it will be re.
membered, last spring in a moment Of
passion, shot and killed his father,
Hon. Tack Hundley. at Huron, while
they were engaged in laying a carpet,
was on the 18th inst indicted for MUIR
der.
Bob. Sham to-day sold his ranch
west of town for the handsome sum Of
$1,000. The STAR is pleased to note
that Bob is so comfortably fixed. Hot
Springs city will be benefited as Boil
will reinvest the greaser part Of this
money in improvements in the city.
Hon. Bartlett Trip, ex Chief Justice
of the Dakota Supreme court, and the
endorsed candidate of the democratic
party OF Dakota for United States
senator. will be at Hot Springs early
in October and address our citizens
upon the issues of the day from dem
ocratic stand point.
The Custer Chronicle conclude refer.
ence to the completion Of the Elkhorn
to Hot Springs with the following, to
which wecan add a hearty $50 say we
"Now that the Elkhorn has been Sc.
cured, it would be a wise move for Hot
Springs to make an effort to secure
railroad connection with the Tin City
via the B. & NJ. and Bradley Flat"
MARR1Ep-At Rushville, Neb., Sept
10, Chas. R. Evans, Of Hot Springs, te
Miss Edna j. Howell, Of Rushville
Mr.. Evans came to Hot Springs the
fore part of last summer and engaged
in the real estate business. Since tina,
time he has made many friends. The
newly married couple will soon make
Hot Springs a visit.
The Whitewood Sentinel says: ave
understand that the railroad officials
are contemplating changing the
running time Of passenger
trains so that passengers will take
breakfast at Deadwood and supper be
fore leaving" Should this be done II
will shorten the time to Omaha. Il
will not as be satisfactory an arrange
ment for the Springs as the existing
schedule time.
The Pioneer has taken the Soutt
Dakota Press Association, or certain
members thereof, to task for thei,
failure to acknowledge the eouyses,e.
extended to them while in the Hills
We must confess that the Pioneer ha.
some grounds. The president and sec
rotary Of the s. d. P. A. have not, {.
our knowledge, said one word abou'
the trip. 1t IS treating us q littl,
shabby to say the least.
On Saturday last 7. j. SpanCler sole
his interest in the Mlnnekahta Heral.
tod w. Jones Of the Oeirichs Adrocate
The STAR extends a cordial welcome t.
NJ Iouao oo1 t..,k. A..