The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-10
HOTsPRINGS STAR,
BENEDICT IS HANFoRD,
PRoPR,EroRs.
NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES

from crluay . Ualiy.
Fresh invoice Of wall paper at
Martyrs.
Elsey will save you money on boots
and shoes.
A few sheets Of gilt paper at the
STAR Office.
Will s. Warner, of the Whitewood
Sentinel is in the city. The STAR office
acknowledges a call.
The heating apparatus of tho col
lege was put in operation today for
the first time and it works to perfec.
ton.
The wind blew and the dust flew is
about the best phrase to supply to the
weather Of last night and the forenoon
of to-day.
J. II. Carlton, of the Beresford, s. d.
Nems, who spent several weeks in the
city in August, has just been nomi-
mated Clerk ot the Court of Union
county, s. D., by tho republicans. Mr..
Carlton will make an efficient officer
if elected.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Jensen
and the daughters mother, Mrs. Sam
l.. Fisher, wo were allowed to sea the
smallest child that has been born in
the Hills. Tho little daughter arrived
last Saturday, and only weighed ona
and a half pounds. Its fingers are the
size of a slate pencil, the hands about
as large as ones thumbs the limbs as
small in proportion. Fora couple of
days the girl had a pretty hard time
drinking, but now it is very hearty
Deadwood Times.
A special meeting o. the X. of p.
Lodge was held last evening. Grand
Chancellor. Arthur U. Phillips, of
Sioux Falls: Grand Representative
VIM. Il. Coad, of RAPID City; Grand
Vice Chancellor, Frank Abt, of Lead
City, were present. Grand Chanccllo,
Phillips instructed the lodge in the
unwritten work Of the order and gave
other valuable council. At the clos;
of the lodge meeting all repaired to
Mrs. Kenetic1's restaurant, where al
elegant supper was spread. An houl
was passed in testing the merits oi
Mrs. ks. viands and in toasts and socia
converse. The visiting Knights lefr
for Custer City this morning at which
: city they will visit tonight.
Inadvertently we omitted mention
ing, in yesterdays daily, of the college
illumination, on Wednesday, evening
aud the omission wa; not discovered
until the daily was at press. Thu
illumination was a success. From tol
to bottom, every room wa
brilliantly lighted and thrown
open for inspection and exam
ination. President Hancher's greet
ing was 1.-The college is open for you
make yourself at home in whateye,
room you like" The faculty wer
J present to assist the president il
entertaining the assemblage, an'
freely gave information concernin:
the college in all its departments
After inspecting this buiid.n:
the older people chiefly con
glegated in the chapel, and enjoyed
pleasant social hour. Tho youngc
people and not a few OF the older one
engaged in games; some inside anI
some outside the building, the brigh
moonlight making the outside amos
as light as the inside. The buiidin,
IS an elegant one, and is the pride o
Hot Springs.
FROM Saturdays Daily.
Rev. CHI Mckee arrived thus morn
ing.
Elegant line of Carpets at Gran
Bros.
. We learn that DR.. Jennings child
better.
Blankets and %comforters at "be
rock" prices at Elsey's.
JUST REcE!vED-A car of nail!
Contractors get prices. j. VINCENT.
Goe. H. Robert is erecting a sui
stantial residence is Phillips additio,
y Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
For fine residence property don't ia
to see the Stewart and s~pringdale az
ditions.
Sioux City has apopulation:of 81, s6:
which is a growth,in the last ten year:
of aO,495.
: Prof. Lymer went to Custer toda
to preach tomorrow, the pastor at ths
place being sick.
The total population Of the state {
New Hampsheir is 375,S27, an il
crease in ten years of 2S,S3S.
Susan B. Anthony and the Re
Anna Shaw, will speak at Hot Sprin,
upon Equal Suffrage on Wednesda,,
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