The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12
N-EIGHBORHO0D +
From Tuesdays Daily.
Window shades at Martyrs.
3. J. AdcoRn. REAL EsrArA.
See Alden FOR gram and Hay.

3. ). Moore, REAL EsrArA.
SEQ Alden FOR gram and Hay.
Foa A PAYING INVESTMENT SEE E. j.
MooRE.
Gilt edge shoe dressing at warren's
Shoe Store.
Oysters in ali styles at the Kene6ck
restaurant.
Everything in the line Of fine shoes
1T Warren's.
+. T. Evans jr., Of Sioux City is do.
ing bnisness in u city.
Poultry, produce, butter and eggs
at Archerd aud Ravens.
Tomorrow makes one hundred
issues for the DA1Lr STAR.
Gilbert aud Wilcox have a large line
Of Dressing cases, Albums and Bibles
q allow prices.
As We go to press we hear that a lit
tie child on College Hill died this after
noon Of diphtheria. Farther notice
will be given in tomorrows STAR.
Attorney vroman, Of Dudley, is
yer along with j. N. Moore the audi
tor-elect whom he is defending in his
contest case. The answer to the plain
tits petition was filed to-day.
The walls Of the syndicate block are
going up as rapidly as is consistent
with good work and the building be.
gins to.fook as though it would fulfill
all promises as an ornament to Chica-
20 avenue.
The Merchants Carnival will be
sldsFriday evening Dec. 10 under the
auspices Of the ladies aid society Of the
Presbyterian church. All our mer-
chants should take part and make it a
first class affair. When the committee
calls on you don't hesitate.
Ed. Phillips, nephew Of Mr.. E. Phren-
elton, and son of G. E. Phillips, the
enterprising, energetic and all around
good editor of the Dudley Reporter
came over Monday afternoon aud
a pleasant evening visiting relatives
and friends, he returned home this
morning.
It a few OF the fools who are wont to
breed m~urderous Indian rumors, for
the purpose Of enjoying a joke on some
timid acquaintance were treated to a
good and thorough -booting there
would be. a good deal less Indian talk.
II the Joke affected only the "rounder'
the play might be innocent enough,bu t
they 20 further, and like a wild prairie
fire which takes on added fury as it
advances, so do Indian rumors gather
force as they 90 and their tendency is
TO unnecessarily brighten women and
. children. Intelligent people will cheer
fully abstain from lending aid to false
alarm, while wilful news mongers
. should he made to taste tue folly Of
their wanton "faiks" in a man.
ner. which they would long remember.
Farmer and Reporter.
/. The country around about Hot
Springs is pretty we'll settled by ranch.
men and homesteaders and they are
Is q class very worthy citizens. These
people having read the wild and exag.
gerated reports sent by the excited
correspondents Of eastern papers. have
become. uneasy, and should he protect
ed by every means in the power Of
those who are banded together in the
more densely populated districts. Act,
ing ON the principle that the towns
/. should protect the country, the citizens
Of Hot Springs assembled last evening
and organized . military company
This organization is to hold itself il
readiness. at all times, 10 proceed I.
the. ont lying districts in our immedi
ate neigbborhood. N. L. Kenable wa
elected captain, Al. Hora, LIST. Lieut.
and w. I. Colvert, End. Lieut.. A full
complainant Of arms and evuipment'
have besn1 sent for and the company
will Be put on military footing q
opce. Regular hours for drill will b
appointed and it is hoped that ever,
ono in che company will report To-
duty promptly on time. Although
orr city, itself, is not likely to b i,
danger, the settlers living ont on LON
y ranches are frightened and neet
IL p~rotsstion Of; our citizens. TIL
miGSkiet.of. there being an armed bed!
..Aehinlour midst, isa guarantee Z
s.atls,SstMsrs..t that their iuterests are b
s.sig.Altdhsd and their welfare il iden
s:xisE viii oaf own. The move is on
,;ssafsprtsratioa and not one Of excite
sx~iaadiaJl6il0r Danger.