The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-10-24

An elegant line OF wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
office.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. g. s. Buck,
The Rapid City Journal has come
out endorsing the republican ticket.
We commend their good judgement.
Walter Scott has been quite sick for
some days. We are glad to learn this
that he is somewhat better.
Kennett Harris has completed and
is now occupying a neat residence on
the elevation just east Of the school
A little girl came to gladden. the
hearts Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cooper yes
afternoon. Congratulations are
in order.
Judge VIM. E. Church has become a
member of a prominent law firm in
Chicago, which now is Tenney, Church
& Coffeen.
Another a load of Glidden barb
wire received by the Hot Springs lum-
Der company. The Glidden barb wire
is the best. IL.
WHITE is King. Over 100000 of
their sewing machines in use. Call
and see them at G. +. Wilson & Co.'S
Clothing Emporium.
The college we'll is being extended to
a lower depth this week searching for
more and better water. o. Varney
has the work in charge.
Chief of Police McElroy took satur-
days tram for Hot Springs to try the
effects of the healing waters on his
rhuematism.-Rapid Republican.
Now is the time to buy Oil Paint
ings at greatly reduced prices for the
next thirty days; samples can DO seen
at Roots Drag Store.
Mrs. w. s. Bacon.
Mayor Dickover injured his back
yesterday, while handling -four, which
completely Frustrated him, and it will
probably be several days before he is
out again.
Nj. r.. E. Grimshaw, of Deadwood,
Is looking Hot Springs over to-day. He
is on his way to the western part Of the
county where he has some business to
attend to.
Native aud eastern lumber, lath,
shingles, stncco, cement, and all kinds
of building material. at the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north Of
MinneAahta Block.
Fall River county has three hundred
republican majority. There is no rea-
son therefore why every candidate on
the republican ticket should not be
elected by that majority. Vote the
straight republican ticket.
Mr Jos. Gilchrist, s~or-in-law of D,
G. Shirley who is located west of town.
pl oved up before Clerk of court Jud'
kins on his presumption near Oelrichs
Mr.. Gilcbrist is now station agent al
Bcnkleman, Neb., on the B.& n.
Mr.. C. G. Roberts came down from
Rapid last evening. He is here nov
to deliver the Stanley work, SIN Dark
est Africa" for which he took sub
scriptions a short time ago. He viii
be pleased to take further subscription
on the above work from any who ma,
desire.
Mr.. U. Jacobs, Of Hooper, Neb., ha
been spending a couple of days at tn
Springs, looking after property inter
ests and noting the growth and i'm
provements Of the place. Mr.. jacob
was here in August Of last year and h
remarked to-day, that although he re
had heard Of the rapid grow
til Hot Springs had mad
(and by the way he reads tn
SrAn) his expectations were exceede
there had been greater improvement
than he had counted on. Mr.. Jacol
will visit Hill City and other towns i
; the Hills and will probably stop at th
Springs again before he returns HON,
! Almost in the geographical cente
of Wyoming is a mountain of soil
lhematic iron ore, with 600 feet of
. above ground, more than q mile wild
= : and over two miles in length. Beside
{, !, tine iron, the mountain contains a be
: Of legnite coal large enough to war;
the entire world for a century, a doze
y of dried up lakes of soda, where ii
soda is deposited to a depth Of over sc
feet, some of the lakes being over e
: acres III extent. In tho mountain a,
z joining there is a petroleum basi
d larger than those Of P~ennsylvan
and West Virginia combined. Out
some Of the springs pure rectifed Z
q is tricklino at the ratio NJ <uan+y