The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-16

The marriage license law passed at
the last session Of the legislature went
into eject last Saturday. A license
will now be required before a mar.
riage csrmony can be performed in this
state.
G. s. Whitehead, 81 the Crawford
Clipper, andL G. Eagan, Of the Chad
ron Journal, spent Sunday at the
Springs. Mr.. Eagan came up to visit
his brother, E. E. who has been here for
several weeks iecuperating.
The first issue of the Nowlin Report
er published at Nowlin, a new town on
the reservation, is on bur table. Tho
paper starts out with a good advertis.
ing patronage and is a very creditable
sheet. T. H. Commit is the editor.
Right Rev. w. H. Hare, Bishop Of
South Dakota, is expected in Hot
Springs on Thursday, May 22nd, and
will hold divine service 10. w at the
pavilion near the Hotel Minnekahta in
the evening,at which time the holy rite
OF confirmation will he administered
to such as are ''ready and DESTROYS" to
receive the same.
Contrary TO previous decision. Mr.. J.
w. Pike will not close his photograph
gallery. He has secured the assistance
Of a Mr.. Parks, who will give his at
tention to the photograph business.
Mr.. Pike invites his old patrons and
new ones to come and see him. He
guarantees good work. An examina-
ton of his work reveals its excellence.
ID. S. Harris. Central, left Sunday
evening for Hot Springs. to he gone
for an indefinite pcrlod. Mr.. Harris
health has been in a precarious condi-
tion for some months and it had grown
so much worse lately that his physician
ordered him to Hot Springs Immediate
ly. 1t is to bc hoped MIR. Harris will
return fully restored to health. Times.
The strawberry and ice cream supper
announced for last Friday evening was
not held, on account of Indictment
weather. and the strawberries were
placsd On sale at Fargos' store. Not to
be discouraged, the NJ. E. people are
going to try again, and announce that
a supper Of the same nature will be
given next Saturday night, May 18th
All are cordially invited.
MIR. Frank A. Neal, of Shenandoah
Iowa. arrived yesterday and has &C.
cepted a position with President Han.
cher as s%tenograplier, type writer and
bookkeeper. The burden of Clerical
work hitherto resting upon the sloul'
ders Of Mr.. Hancher has been sc great
that many other matters were neg
lected. The coming of Mr.. Neal viii
remove a great portion Of this burden
from Mr. Hancher's shoulders.
Citizens of Dudley now receive tl.eil
mail direct by the 3. & NJ. Postmaste,
Truman has received pouches and sup
plies for his Office. and will give hi
personal attention to the business
He has built a very pleasant Office o,
tho south of the hotel, which enable
him to keep the work apart from hi
other duties, and from this OH we ma,
rest assured that our mall service will
be satisfactorily handled.-Repo,tc,..
Memorial Day will soon lie at hand
In accordance with the custom which
has been followed in Hot Springs fol
several years the day will be appropri
ately observed, and it is hoped that al
business houses, Offices, ETC., will b
closed for that purpose, at least durln,
the hours in which the procession vii
be organized and moved and other ex
%erciscs take place. We understan,
that preliminary steps have alread
been taken by the Woman's Relic
Corps and the G. A. z. Post, which viii
be fully arranged at the next meetin
of the two bodies on tie evening Of SAT
urday the 4th inst. The G. A. r. Pos
has appointed a committee of arrange
ment, composed of Messrs. Fred C. Wi
lor, w. p. Phillips and H. 2. Eatol
and DR.. A. S. Stewart as committee o
speaker.
Notice to Contractors & Builder