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

The artesian we'll to besunk nenr Pierre
will be the first in the western part of
Hughes county.
BLACK HILLS lakelets are being stock.
ed with young German carp.
MORE rain is badly needed in the east
Y ern portion of South Dakota.
BRAScH of the Enforcement league
6asbeed organized at Alexandria.
PRESIDENT CROSSE, of the University of
Rako!a. will soon make o trip to Washing
y the interest of the institution.
SHOOTING contest will take place nj
andria April 20 between local sports
lmarksmen from Mitchell and Bridge
succ
-Iparties have purchased 1 800
X bluffs in the vicinity Of
and will put in an immense
liant. The price paid for the
in the neighborhood of $40, 900.
NETT1EToN, formerly state en-.
irrigation In Colorado, will at
The tp Investigate tho subject
u the eitT. stesian wells in South
SMwput field agents at work
late.
that q large number of
killed by the. In
49, belle Fourche and Chey-
4 that the owners will en-
~~llect what the animals are
Eihe government.
AMMoTH gopher hunt has been or
d in Windsor township, Bookings
y. to begin MAY / and continue until
QE OH Ss1nr n,1 - L.. nlz... -
will be awarded ut Il grand dinner to
on the final day of the hunt.
Astensive cracker factory is to be
the industries of Rapid City.
INC is the name of the new town
ated III the center of Presho county.
water in the Red river the present
is lower than it has been for MANY
E annual roundup of stock on the
Fourche and Cheyenne ranges will
D May 10.
IRIS. BEAVER, of Eureka, who was SO
,.erely burned about q week g by her
thing catching, has since died of in
les.
3aIEN Roach, of Castalia, shot a hole
Hgh his hand while carelessly handling
lr.
Knights of Labor fair at Central
81 the benefit of the drought sufferers
$500.
osroFF1cE has been established at
Sioux Falls; also one at Pleasant
Turner county.
hrs isom Charles Mix county say
.nSn nv,nv 101b,l .-.--.::--
does this season.
KINGS county has purchased land
or farm n short distance from
1t is probable buildings will he
Z the coming summer
THErG4incoln county Farmers alliance
will start o weekly paper. the first issue
appearing some time in May.
The Fremont. Elkhorn g. Missouri VAL
ley extension from Deadwood to Central
City is expected to be completed and in
.nning order before September.
The South Dakota militia will soon
eeive new equipments. consisting of
eel bnyonet scabbards, new belts and
L plates, cartridge boxes and ammuni-
dBE9 Of South Dakota papers are
now discussing sugar beet culture and
Fmers in various sections of the state an-
Rounce their intention to experiment in
beet raising this season. claiming that
there Gun be po loss in the venture by not
kNRaiQg n market, as the vegetable makes q
wholesome feed for stock.
The Whitewood Sentinel says that con-
! tracts have been let for the construction OF
a large irrigating canal twenty miles long.
aud with a capacity of 1900 inches, from
opposite the mouth of Hay creek, on the
Belle Fourche, to some point further be-
\ low on the river.
date Of division Hutchinson
ad a balance due in the territorial
Of $4,000. The treasury wa
out Of existence and the only re-
. can now be expected will be to
lain at the final settlement of the
urch takes place On May 8.
~ made to have each state
share of the amount.
ell at Beresford had to be
depth Of 200 feet had
Efount Of the teols break.
II be started.
CUES have been pretty
pin'niost Of the coun-