The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26
From Mondays Daily.
Window shades at Martyrs.

Prom Monday's Daily.
Window shades at Martyrs.
c. A. Jarvis returned this morning. I
Notice Of protest blanks for sale at
This Office.
Fresh invoice OF wall paper at
Martyrs.
Elscy will save you money OIL boots
and shoes.
For day board go to the Kenefick
Perry Thompson. Of Nashville. Neb.,
is visiting friends in Hot Springs.
Miss Ella Clark leaves on Wednesday
to visit the corn palace and her friends
in eastern Dakota.
Work has commenced on the adj
to the plunge bath house. It
will be made 1Ox1UO feet larger.
Miss Lizzie Large departed this
morning for Deadwood. She was ac-
companied as far as the Gap by Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Large.
Gen. supt. Hughes, and Division
Supt. Sceley, with a party of eight,
from Chicago, arrived this morning, in
a special car. They are stopping at
the Gillespie.
Mr.. C. Il. Wilson was home over
Sunday. lie brings word from a sup.
pc~rintendent Of supplies Of the Il. l. NJ.
Ry. at Alliance, Neb., that the contract
is let for grading the road to Hot
Springs.
About January first Mr.. and Mrs. J.
b. Dickover contemplate making a trip
to the Pacific coast. This will afford
Mr.. Dickovcr a much needed rest from
the arl,lous business duties he is called
up n to perform.
E. b. Reed Of the Black Hills Union,
published at Rapid City was in the city
on Saturday. He was here arranging
| for the lecture Of Hon. j. W. Harden
who speaks in The school house this
evening upon the principles and aim;
Of the Independent party.
At the recent session of the Worlds
fair committee, at Chicago, on Satur
day, President Palmer announced tn,
list of the board of lady managers. i
comprises two from eac;i state an,
territory and eight at large. sontl
Dakota is represented as follows: Mrs
John II. Wilson. of Deadwood: Mrs
IL NJ Barker, of Huron. .Alternates-
Mrs. F. c. Daniels, of W%atertown; Mrs
Marie CASTOR, of Rapid City.
The tracklayers on the Is. & N
reached Point Of Rocks twelve mile
south of this place, at noon yesterday
and will probably reach section IS, hin
miles distant from this city b. t',i:
Saturday evening. The grade is fin
ished and the ties distributed from tina
point to this place. and there is now n
apparent reason why the line shout
not be completed to Crsterby next Sat
uraay, the 9th nSt.--Cnstsy Ch,onicls
Clark Stratton has discovered an,
located a ledge of Autograph stone
from which he hopes to realize a for
tune. Samples of the work have hec1
sent to New York to Le tested. Th
ledge is located abont three miles fror
Hot Springs. and should it prove O
good quality, will lie not only a SQUIRE
Of wealth to Mr.. Stratton but also I
Hot Springs. The STAR should L
pleased if Mr.. STATIONS most bril'ian
hopes will he realized.
1t Is but a question of a few week
when Deadwool will have direct con
munication with Denver by rail. I'll
U. P. II. r. is rapidly closing the ga
between Wendover. the present tern
nation Of the their line in Wyomin.
, to a point on the +. E. & NJ. v. R. Il
at or near Douglas in the same stat
! On completion Of the latter to this cit
e the U. p. Co. will run a direct ira:
q
with sleerers etc. to Deadwood, therel
connecting two mining centres, whit
undoubtedly will he of mutual benef
-Deadwood Times.
In Saturday. issue of The Daily ST.
reference was made to the securing
i the Home for superannuated Method
ministers. The more this matter
considered the greater its value to II
Spcings becomes known. Hot Sprin
X has demonstrated in the past her W
y dom and sasacity in extending aid
Is enterprises that will aidin her upbuil
q ing. The college and the soldiers hol
are examples. Now here is anott
'. institution that will be Of val,
a Through it a knowledgeo of Hot Sprlu
will be disseminated all along down
e years to come, into the churches a
he members Of the great Methodist chul
in all the great northwest, of far mi
le value than the soldiers home will
The operations or reach of the no