The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
For The tenderest steaks, freshes,

meal got up in the highest style of
culinary art.
Each Sunday-schoo pupil in South
Dakota will be asked to contribute 2
cents for the expenses Of the state Sab.
bath-school convention to be held at
Madison, June 8, 10 aud II.
j. l.. burke, vice.presidcnt Of the
board Of trade, has resigned his posi-
ton as manager for F. 7. Evans, ST.,
and will devote himself to his real
estate business and to the management
of the Hot Springs Sandstone company.
Rev. j. q. Palmer, late of the
Mccormick Seminary. Chicago, Ills,
will preach in the PRESBYTERIAN church,
in the morning at ii o'clock and in
the evening at 8 O'Clock, next Sunday,
May 3. All are cordially invited 10
attend.
Bulletin No. 23 Of the state of South
Dakota Agricultural college is at Rand.
and treats of forest trees, fruits and.
vegetables. 1t zones very opportune
at tins season of the year and is of
value to all interested in tree planting
and garden culture.
John Stanley and wife, of Heymosa
are down revis!tiag these "glimpses of
the moon for a short time and return
ed via the Elk.,orn freight yesterday
morning. John is pencil pusher Of
the Herinosa Pilot and one of the
most popular editors in the Hills.
s. s. Riddle, of Hay Springs, Ncbr.,
arrived yesterday morning. accom-.
panied by his mother. Mr.. Riddle was
here last winter taking haths for the
rheumatism, and went home much inn
proved. He is highly pleased with the
Springs and will prolong his visit.
Milkman Burnes has removed from
the corner of seventh street and Lincoln
avenue, and as soon as the building is
repaired, cleaned and painted it will be
for rent. This corner is the most
eligible in the city. convenient TO
business and in a frst.class locality.
Contract for building the Burlington
from M~innekahta to Hot Springs has
been let. Chief Engineer Weeks is
now at Minnekahta and will start the
work. The distance is only twelve
miles and the road should be complet-
ed within sixty days.-Black Hills
Times.
John Beadz, the energetic rrstler
and extr cmely popular landlord has
rented the Hot Springs boarding house
aud will open upa No. l boarding
house on Kiver John is a
progressive citizen and is gradually
climbing the steep pathway to wealth
and renown.
County Superintendent L. D. Brooke
in speaking of the teachers institute
for the coming summer says hat it is
probable that the institute will be held
at OelricIls or July 9th and continue
eight days. AS soon as the arrange
ments are definitely made the official
announcement will appear in the STAR.
a rock blasted from the eMa4a4;ation
north Of the Gillespie was bio vn across
the river. through a baby carr iage
standing in front Of Joe Vincent fur
niturc $. ne and through the pa,t'l be-
low the show window. 1t was .:nrelv
accidental that the rock Yilssed some
ofe of the MANY who are: continually
passing to and fro on 'hat thorough
fare.
II you want to see push and vim.
take a rpe. ont to J.. III. (iordon's mill
and watch ths "git ap and git 1t Is
a constant move from early morn III
dn>ky eve. every man bury al his post
making lath, sningle, dro? and lap
siding. in fact all kinds of lumber. He
is saving f..oin g to 10 thousand feet
Ter day and his teams are kept busy
G orders of bis manager, S. NJ.
ee>liot Springs. WIN.
Fhe STAR is bound to keep up with
- procession and yesterday had two
%ablebodied carpenters laying a six foot
Sidewalk along the Office lot on Seventh
street. 1t has been and now is a
question with the city council as to
how soon they propose to move iii the
matter of putting in cross-walks. On
all blocks where there are sidewalks II
becomes a necessity to have cross-walks
and now duri g this good weather
is the most advantageous time to have
them laid.
One of the familiar figures at the
Springs is DIR. q. c. Shinnick. Though
it is less than a year since the doctor 10.
Gated at the Springs he has made a
wide circle Of friends and is firmly
established as an experienced and
successful practitioner. He has re.
Gently been honored professionally by
the appointment as to the state
Soldiers Home at Hot Springs and the
presidency of the board of pension
exminers for this district. DIR Shinnick
, is a gentleman as well as an able physi.
elan and is n of those men whom the
Springs sojourner delights to meet
Rapid City Republican.
A Hot Springs Poet.
Frank Kane, a well-known settler
Of Whitney precinct, has just return,
ed from a visit to Hot Springs, where
he has been engaged at work TO,