The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-19

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B. E. Connor. the spopular and rust
ling real estate agent, leaves.th,s even-
ing for Chicago ona business trip.
hear something drop when be
returns.
In the case Of John Biglow for kill
ingra 2 Bell steer. q few days. ago
his son was held on . recognixance
bond to appear as witness, and the old
man was bound oyer to tho district
court.
The Hot Springs DAtY SrAR is 100
issues old, and shines with brilliancy
IN the journalistic sky. The DArlY
STAR is a bright aud newsy paper and
reflects great credit on it's publishers.
Hat Greek Frontier.
Hot Springs have voted bonds in the
sum Of $4,000 for park purposes.
The pleasure seekers who resort to
that city next summer will in addition
to the many other attractions have the
pleasure Of a moon light promenade in
a beautiful park. Pie,ve Capital.
BY private advices the STAR learns
that the Dudley Reporter has changed
hands. g. E. Phillips having sold the
office to Melburn, Of the Crawford
Boomerang. The STAR regrets the loss
Of the genial Charley and trusts that
a kind and ben,fcent fortune may
cast her smiles upon him.
The city council at its meeting Tues
evening accepted the resignation Of
Fred c. Willor as city marshal, and
the mayor appointed Chas E. Rowe to.
the vacancy, who was at once con-
firmed by the council. Alvin MCGEE
was appointed and confirned us night
watchman vice Chas. E. Rowe promoted.
Joe X uebler, the genial Joe Of the
Custer City Chronicle, was a pleasant
caller at the STAR Offices Wednesday
afternoon, and we heartily enjoyed the
half hours social chat. Zoe has been
making a business tour through the
Hills and reports average success. He
is q staunch supporter Of Custer, and
believes that it only needs the golden
streets to make it the New Jerusalem.
Mr.. Grabill, the Deadwood photo
grapher, went to Hot Springs Friday
to take some views Of the surrounding
scenery for General Passenger Agent
Buchanan Of the Elkhorn, who tcle-
graphed Mr.. q. &c meet him there. He
succeeded in getting anumber of very
fiue negatives, including the Soldiers
Home and the college.-Deadwood
Pioneer.
A. S. Fielding. one Of most pro-
gressive and enthusiastic real estate
agents, left today by the way Of the d.
6 NJ. r. II. for Lincoln, Neb. Mr..
Fielding is we'll acquainted throughout
Nebraska, and goes to Lincoln in the
interests of Hot Springs and South
Dakota. lie will be absent some weeks
and will use every cndeavor to inter-
est Nebraska capitalist in Hot Springs
property.
Tho genial Major Demorest, who
has been appointed Quartermaster of
the Soldiers Homo, at Hot Springs,
will be missed by his many friends here.
The Major is now at his post of duty
and the journal can assure all old SOL
diers who will be under his charge that
they will receive the very best Of care
and treatment at his hands. The Major
has a world of feeling for the old sol.
dicrs and mankind in general.-Wa-
tert0CW journal.
Last summer the Mckay Bros.
sold a lot on Chicago Avenue for $3.50,
and last night they bought it back for
nearly half as much more. This klnd
of a deal among our home people shows
the confidence they have in Hot
Springs real estate. j. w. Bentley,
the popular real estate agent negotiat.
ed the sale, and it is his opinion that
reality ia this city will go skyward in
the coming spring and summer. Many
are coming in seeking homes and in
vestments, and there are daily in
quiries for building lots at all the real
estate agencies.
If all the denizens Of earth, along the
line of the Forty-forth parallel, have
enjoyed as much sunshine and salubri.
ty as has characterized the month Of
December here, they are certainly to
lie congratulated. Here in the Hills
the weather has been a little out Of the
usual course. Up to the middle of the
month it has been a most remarkable
December. Eleven days were absolute
ly clear, and no single day was entirely
cloudy. The. temperature Of the air has
not touched zero by four degrees, and
on one day reached II degrees in the
shade. The mean for the first fourteen
days vas 3l.6. being less than one.
half degree below the frost point