The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-17
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Bv all means take a dinner, . break
Fast, or a tea at tue kenefck when IN
J.. w. Joyce, the embalmer and
director. who was badly blood
poisoned a few days ago, is reported as
better.
Geo. C Smith, Of Cheyenne. Wyo.,
but late OF Rapid City, and United
States Land Inspector, is in the city
for a day or two.
A. S. Fielding sold the DR.. Whitfield
property on Lincoln avenue to Lin
coin parties On Saturday last for the
consideration Of $1,000.
Mrs. E. G. Handlin, who has been Wis.
iting in the Springs for the past month,
took her departure for home, Brown
vile, Neb.. last evening.
The walls of the Syndicate building
on the corner Of sixth street and Chi
cago venue are up and the men have
began to prt on the roof.
Col. j. II. Swan, fatler-in-law Of
Fred t. Evans, Jr.. took his departure
last evening snr Sioux City. after
several days visiting in the .Hp:;rgs.
Siias ,ie.uing. at one time q livery.
man at Dudley, was in tle Springs to.
day, having spent tho winter IN Mon
tana. He is - cowboy now and on the
range.
Frank Burton came down from Gus
ter last evening, and is visiting among
our business men. Frank il an old
timer in the Hills and meets many old
acquaintance in the city.
The little baby boy Of George Bull
lion who died last Friday evening. was
buried Saturday afternoon. The lit
tie one was just one month old when
lie died and the bereaved parents have
the sincere sympathy Of their many
friends.
p. H. Barber, the famous barber al
Celrichs, a good barber both by name
and profession, vas in the metropolis
today on his way to dudley. The PEG
pie of that burg will be glad to see him
back in his old shop and can he con
graduated on possessing SO good a bar
Ter.
Our citizens are taking advantage
of the fine weather and are max.
ing a general clean up. Some are
fencing their yards, and others gar
dening. In another week the appear
ance of Hot Springs will be 81 mater
tally changed that the oldest inhabi'
tant will hardly know it.
John Stanley the competent ant
rustling editor of the Hermosa Pilo'
came down Saturday night and afte'
spending a pleasant day among friends
and relatives lie returned this mornin.
on the freight. John rs always a joll,
and welcome visitor to Hot Springs AM
the STAR ia always glad to see him.
The Baptist people have received
large and beautiful quarto bible 70
their new church. 1t is a presen
from Evangelist O. u. Thomas, o
Brockton, Mass, formerly pastor o
the Baptist Church, Brockton. He j
an infinite friend Of Pastor Sweet, OF
whose solicitation the gift ca,ne.
Rev. Jesse D. searles. d. D., VIII
took a very prominent part in the las
Chautauqua Assembly, has purchase
a lot in Pierce's addition and has til
lumber On the ground to build a fin
residence. Mr.. Searles will be pleas
antly remembered by many Of our eli
liens, who will gladly welcome him an
J his family to our midst.
Walter Beals. one Of the standbys q
Of the Sr.E force IS becoming a bloate
las holder. He was wise anongh I
invest in Hot slrir:s,s real estate an
now wears a piekad;!ly c.',ar. Wa
; did r..t Luy tbs 10. without som
nltericr object and we advise the youn
ladies of the city to boywale Of til
fascinating young man.
, While at Hot Srrings. Russ Haw
ley and Fred Doton leased a building
and on the first of May will so dow
: and open a confectionery, fruit and ie
cream stand. The boys are both rus
> lers and will meet with successes
= says the Black Hills Times Of DEAD
wood and this shows how Hot Spring
is drawing business from the Hill
towns.
Returns from all city and town ele'
: tions in Nebraska are published in Il
Omaha Bee Of Wednesday. They al
d interesting, as showing the effect
t the new election law, modelled afte
the Australian system. In every ca:
the working Of the law is reported
e having been entirely satisfactor.
e The elections were aulet and orderl