The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-22

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Alex. Adams il 10 from Collins. He
Is taking in the Chautauqus.
f. D. Hummell begins the erection
OF a house ON the Catholicon addition
at once. He will occupy it when COM
pleted.
A telegram Of Yesterday announced
that Rev. w. 8. Peterson was detained
at Rapid City because Of the sickness
Of his wife.
Mr.. Petty returned to his home in
Springfield, Neb. to-day. He was &C.
compained by his s~ister-,n-lsw, Mrs.
Plume Wells.
g. w. Williams, the painter, is re.
modelling his shop and will put ina
stock Of paints, oil and wall paper for
the retail trade.
Yesterday while in Oelrichs we
called ON the Advocate and found me
OF the neatest and best arranged Of.
fees we were ever IN.
Now is the time to buy Oil Paint
ings at greatly reduced prices for the
next thirty days; samples can he seen
at Roots Drug Store.
Mrs. w. s. Bacon.
John NJ. Henton has rented the For
guson House. He takes possession the
LIST Of September. The Messrs. FER
guson will move to their ranches.
Judge Wood has proven a careful
and able man in his official capacity.
The SrAR sees no reason why he should
not be retained in the position he now
holds.
A letter received at this Office to-day
announces that a daughter was born
to Mrs. I. l.. Hanford on Sunday last.
Mrs. Hartford is at Brodhead, Wis
consin.
Fall River County sends a good del
egatlon to Mitchell. They go unin-
structed, but are for Mellette for Gov.
ernor. Further than that we do not
know how they stand.
Wanted-A position as foreman Of
country Office BY q practical printer.
Will stay by steady "sit." Can furnish
good references. Sober habits.
Xxx" in care Of srAn.
DIR. E. F. Root, Of Exeter. Neb., is at
the Springs. The Doctor came here a
few days ago, bringing his wife. She
has been here since and is much bene.
fitted through her stay at the Springs.
Don't forget that the Stewart and
Springdale additions are the most ecu
trally located and the choicest residence
propcrty-also remember you get ! Of
an acre when you get one OF these lots.
STEWART Z CoxxoR, Agents.
At the opening Of each session Of the
chorus class hereafter a solo will be
sung by some member Of the class.
This is an interesting feature. Yes
terday Mrs. Grove sung Millard's
"Waiting" to the delight of all.
Many Of our readers have doubtless
noticed the elegant job Of artistic
painting on the residence Of Mrs. Bur-
dette, on Minnekahta Avenue. It is
the work of S. w. Williams and marks
him as an artist in the line Of painting.
Preparations are being made for the
closing concert which will occur next
Tuesday evening and will be one Of
the most important events Of the as
sembly as the class contains many en-
cellant voices, and is receiving the
most thorough drill by its conductor
MI. s. w. Straub.
The new outfit FOR the postofice has
arrived and is being placed IN position
to-day. Our popular postmaster,
Frank Callahan, proposes to give Hot
Springs as good postofice facilities as
any city Of equal size has. The outfit
comes from the Yale & Towne Manu-.
featuring Company, Of Chicago, and
consists Of ffty-three lock boxes and
800 call boxes, with stamp drawers,
etc, and everything, in fast, complete.
Lightning Picked His Pocket.
Accounts Of the strange freaks and
unusual fury Of Sundays storm are
still coming in.
George j. Ehrler, q freighter he.
tween here and Hill City, was on the
top Of Red Hill when the storm struck
him.
A high wind was blowing. the air
was full Of electricity, and big hall
coming as fast as it could fail. He
succeeded in turning his mules lonse
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