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

W.T. Larkins and r d Owens are
canvassing the city in the interest Of
illustrated write up in the Chicago
DIR. Whitfield has purchased the 4
G French property west Of the college
and will at once erect thereon n fine
residence.
James Wrigley has moved to Minne-
kahta, the station On the b. NJ. at
Bradley's Flat, and will open up a
stock of general merchandise at that
place.
Rev. Mr.. Lymer shipped his house.
hold effects Monday 10 Hot Springs,
where he will reside in future. Mrs.
Lymer will visit friends at Sturgis a
few days before taking her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of Hot
Springs are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Davis, nee Miss Josie Farrell, has
a large number of friends in the city to
whom the visit Of herself and husband
will be a pleasure.-JoM,Maf.
At the recent election in Wcsson
Coua.y, Wyo. Ed Stack was elected
sheriff and John Howell, county COM
missioner. Both those gentlemen are
former Fall River county residents,
and the only DIT mocrats elected in the
county.
Miss Emma Slime, a sister Of Mrs.
F.. Elsey, arrived yesterday from Mar
Shalltown, with MIR. and Mrs. Eisey.
who had been to thatuity. called their
by the sickness aud death Of Mrs. Ell
scy's mother. Miss Slime will remain
at Hot Springs forsome time.
The entire force of track layers and
lalorcrs from the Hot Springs branch
were set to work at the depot here Mon
day. to grade and lay Il track from the
west side of the depot to connect with
the branch to enable the Hot Springs
trains to pull up to the depot without
interfering with the trains on the main
linc.-G Gap News.
The Rapid Republican says: "a. X
Mills, of Republican Flats, has broken
the record on Cheyenne melons. He
recently brought q load of SIXTY mel
ons to this city, n of which wa
three feet and three inches in length
and IS inches in circumference. Til,
record heretofore was 81 inches in cir
cumfercnce the longest way.
MIR. q. Il. Paulk, of Bazilc Mills
Ncb., arrived last Sunday witha her,
of thorough bred cattle. which he sub
Sequcntly sold too. Ferguson. Til.
cattle are Of Hereford breed. Anon.
them is a row that was imported from
England. This II animal weighs .
O00ibs. Mr.. Ferguson is evidently go
ing into the fine stock breeding busi
ness.
Judge Wells. Of Rapid City arrive,
on this mornings train on a visit to hi
son L. II. Wells and to try the minera
waters of this resort. He is very mucl
: surprised at the advancement made IL,
Hot Springs since his last visit whic'
was in 1885 and after he has made a tri'
over the city and noted oar many ne,
buildings he will he of the opinion Cha
| Editor Gossagc claims TO much 70
Rapid City's 1890 building boom.
t The Black Hills Methodist college a
Hot Springs opened last week wit
twenty four pupils, which number
G higher than usual at the beginning o
these western places Of learning. Th
h faculty Of this new educational instit,
4 ton is composed Of some of the he:
e material to he found. and the success {
the school is we'll assured. By the wa,
e the -ldreytiser would suggest that I'll
n people of the Hills give nor attentio
to the educational facilities they ha,
Y at home before sending their childre
down east to fill them up with du,
II ideas, Yankee notions aud malari
Some Of these young graduates" Gu
learn things yet at the Spearish no
n NAL, as there are no "Aics' on that pc
a ular institution.-Stmyis Adreytist
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