The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-07
STAR,
BENEDICT 3 HANFoRD,
PRoPRtkrors.
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NEIGHB0RHoOD NOTES
Prom Fridays Daily.
Go to Aldea''s for feed.
Elegant line Of Carpets at Crane
Bros.
Fresh invoice Of wall paper at
Martyrs.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
There is many q man will not vote
his true sentiments because his bread
and meat is at steak.
Secretary Window will call a meet
ing Of the lady managers Of the
Worlds fair to be held in Chicago,
November Is. They will receiv. SC
and expenses.
A contingent investor wants to know
whether Hot Springs water is so
limpid it has to use . crutch to run
down hillY" Well just limp ont
and see for yourself.
Clark Stratton has located a claim
OF fine hone stone. Mr.. Lewis has
tried a sample and finds it of the
hest quality. It is likely to prove
a valuable discovery.
James Noodle, Of the firm Of
G z Wilson & Co., has gone east
on q business and pleasure trip. He
will be gone a month and will visit his
parents in Canada whom he has not
seen for twelve years.
Mr. Jacob Wright has been called
upon to noun the loss of his son George
who died recently at his home in Bard,
s. d. His death was primarily caused
by his sliding OF a load of hay onto a
pitch fork. The wound did not heal
properly, which resulted fatally.
Mrs. Stockings, daughter of the
late Justice Miller, who started from
Vienna for home Immediately on the
receipt Of the news Of her fathers at
tack reached New York Saturday
morning. She received no news after
leaving Vienna until she saw her
fathers death announced in a Lon
don paper which she read OIL her way
from that city to Liverpool.
Hon. f. W. Martin, Of the Law firm
Of Martin & Mason, of this city, de.
parted Monday with his family Cor
Cedar Falls, Iowa. the home of his
wife's family, with whom he will
leave them whilst he attends the
United States Circuit court held at
Sioux City. Iowa, and our own State
Supreme court, at Pierre. Mr.. Mar
tin will return some time during the
latter part Of next month.-Deadwood
Times.
A large aud enthusiastic gathering
Of republicans assembled at the school
bousc, On Coffee Flat, last evening, and
were addressed upon thepolitical issues
by candidates Wood. Bradley and
Brooke, and by Hon. AS. Stewart and
Chambers Keller. The wisdom of the
open straightaway plan of campaign
adopted by the Republican Central
Committee, is becoming more manifest
with each set of the sun. The Repub-
lican party is ever hospitablc to inves-
tigation-there is nothing to conceal.
The tidal wave Of republicanism in
Fall River county is rushing and
roaring towards the beach of victory,
bearing upon its crest every bark that
floats the colors true Republicanism.
W. 1. Colvert has recently had a
we'll sunk on his property on Mime
kahta addition, not far from the bath
house. The we'll is located on the
brow of the hill and is 179 feet deep,
with over 80 feet Of water. The tenn
perature Of the water after being
pumped out Is % degrees. The water
in the bath house, tested with the same
thermometer is 81 degrees, the differ
ence in the temperature being easily
accounted for BY the passage Of the
water through the pipe and emptying
into a cold pail, so that the water in
both places undoubtedly comes from
the same source. Mr.. Colvert INTENDS
putting in a wind mill and large tank,
and from this source furnish the wa
ter supply for his houses on the prop
erty. He has made large excavations
on the side hill, where he has now
three houses in course of construction,
and in the spring will erect four more.
This will make valuable property For
Mr.. Colvert.
In these DAYS a criminal becomes an
object of notoriety-almost a hero;and
THE greater the crime he is guilty Of the
more heroic he appears. The public
mind is never satisfied until it knowt