The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20
From Saturdays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.

Genl. Sur't Hughes and Div. Sup't
arrived last evening and are
at tue Gillespie.
Jesse Wolfe, night clerk at the Gill
has been sick for the past
week has resumed his duties in the
liotel.
Arthur Cooper, brother Of Mrs. w.
u. Jones, arrived from Dudley last
evening and will remain in the city
for some time.
Miss Rose Billings has been confined
TO her room for the past few days with
a severe attack of la grippe, but is now
convalescent.
Rev. Father Barron, of Hill City, ar.
rived on the Minnekahta stage last
evening and will hold Catholic services
tomorrow, as usual.
James Moore, cashier of the First
National Bankof Sterling eh. arrived
this morning on a few days visit to his
brothers Ed. and Homer Moore.
SANDY Noodle. of Hot Springs
was IN town Wednesday, and showed
the boys how TO do fancy business
on skates s';a1o GAP Republican.
III. G. Pope, Jr, Of I'ccumseh Neb..
arrived in the city IN company with
attorney Aprleget and is looking
around with a view to locating in the
Springs.
The Buffalo Gap Republican publish
es a letter written by Cyclone" de-
scriptive of Hot Springs, that Is about
as good a description as we remember
ever reading.
Native and eastern lumber. latl,.
shing les, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
OF building material, at the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co.. norti, of
Minnekalta Block.
The SrAR was the recipient Of a very
pleasant call this afternoon srom Rcvs.
Gregory Powell. of Chadron, and L. L.
Frame, of Buffalo Gap. These gentle.
men are both Congregational ministers
and are spending today in tlcSmrings.
A new building is being erected OH
Lincoln avenue between Fifth and
Sixth streets. The weather has moder-
atcd and become sufficiently settled to
warrant our enterprlsing citizens in
IN beginning building operations.
Ed. Medary, dav clerk at the Giles
pie, and an old and expert printer,
leaves tomorrow evening for Waukon,
Iowa, his former home. After a visit
there he will go TO Chicago. Ell. has
made many friends during his s,jourr
with us that will regret to hear of his
departure.
G.. S. Sucker. civil engineer, cf Oma.
ha, arrived yesterday afternoon in q
special car. lie will lie here for sew
eral days, locating the tracks. building
and grounds of the r. r. NJ. v. Ry.
and also preparing a map of the city
for that company.
Mr.. Fred Parker an Intimate friend
of Rev. Mr.. Hill ofSt. Johns Eplscopa
church left yesterday for Hot Spring,
TO take charge Of the Episcopal churcl
having been appointed Law Reader b,
J Bishop Hare. Mr.. Parker intend:
studying for orders in the church,
Deadwood Times.
The following patents have been is
: sued and are awaiting delivery at thu
Rapid City land Office. In calling foI
patents the receivers final reccip
mustbe presented. Stephen Virtue
James Il. Wilson, Jennie Chapman
Walter Scott, Otto l.. Anderson, Chas
Bruyere, James Orr.
> A. NJ. Arrelget. our promisin;
: young attorney. has returned form hi
. Nebraska trip lie went to Nebrask;
to attend some important law bushes
! i'll the courts OF that state. His youn,
y daughter accompanies him. but ha
4 decided not to take up a moss agat
{ claim on Battle Mountain.
The First Nationa! Bank Of lIo
Springs abandoned their tcmporar,
office on River avenue and moved thei
o effects to their new banking o ii
the Fargo-D ickover building. in thei
e new quarters the bank wears all i'm
proved and prosperous aspect, an
Chicago avenue feels proud over thi
accession to their business houses.
The water supply of Deadwood ha
been cut off for a number of days an
Is there is no certainty as to how soon rt
lief will come. The water ditch
L. frozen up between Deadwood and Col
Run. On Thursday afternoon til
,e worst blizzard and snow storm exper
cnced for years was raging in til
Upper Hills, while Hot Springs escaI
d ed altogether.
~ F. A. Gale who committed suicid
in fhn Mor.l,ocf. I,ot,I Wo3.nJ,