The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-13

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The officers were on a tour Of inspec-
ton, with the purpose also Of contem-
plating needed improvements and
profitable extensions. They left this
morning.
Charley Durand, late Of the firm of
Davis & Durand takes the Elkhorn
road this evening for Salt Lake, where
he will engage in business. Mrs. Du-
rand goes with him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Durand since their arrival here last
spring have made many friends and it is
hoped that they will return to us again
and that at no distant day.
Geo. E. Bailey, travelling cores
pondens Of the Inter Ocean, spent Sun
day in the city. Mr.. Bailey kept the
Inter Ocean readers posted last winter
concerning the horrors of war at Pine
Ridge Agency, and during last sum-
mer he spent considerable time in Cen
trail America, corresponding upon vari-
Gus subjects from that section.
Ed. Cleveland, who has been in the
employ of Col. James, in the grocery
store, for the past eighteen months,
departs this evening, via Denver, for
Salt Lake, over the Elklorn. We
have always heard ed. highly spoken
of by u business men, and he leaves
a host of friends who regret his depar-
ture, and hope that health, wealth and
prosperity may come his way.
Judge John W. Nowlin has been ly-
ing very low for the past twcnty-four
hours and at midnight was resting
very easy. At five o'clock last even
ing the judge rallied and his symr-
toms were better for passing risrsash
tho night, although his dealt may
be looked for at any time. The report
of his serious illness was received with
general regret yesterday bv bis many
friends in The clty.-Rapid Journal.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Leather and duck coats at Elsey's.
New stock of location notices at tins
Office.
+. NJ. Cloton, Of Buffalo gap is look
ing over the CITY,
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. Buck, Prop.
Fall River county maps for sale by
l.. H. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
l.. A. Mckenzie, of San Francisco
is making a tour of the Hills and stop
ping for a few days at this noted
health resort.
A "scrap' between Ed. Hart and
Geo. w. Rich occurred at Oelrichs yes
terday in which Rich is said to have
come out second best.
Miss Susie Taylor went over to Buff
falo Gap last evening. She thought
the Gap looked rather lonesome after
the FIRE, and returned the same evening.
"Say Jim! what was the trouble
down town yesterday" sob, nothing
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loads
of dry goods, and the ladies were rush
ing in to see them."
A Telegram was received this morn
ing announcing that Mrs. >. P.
Bonesteel died at Fondu Lac, Wis,
yesterday morning. She has been a
sufferer for years and went east for
treatment.
Mrs. O'Leary, late land lady at the
Hotel Fargo, came over from Cascade
last evening. She left this morning
for Deadwood, where Mr., O'Meary la:
accepted a position as head cook in
the Keystone Hotel.
The mighty hunters returned this
morning loaded with the spoils Of
victory in the shape Of ducks, geese
and grouse. They spent a pleasant time
and their appearance confirmed the
statement that the trip was Of value to
them.
The STAR representative gratefully
acknowledges its Indebtedness to Bro
Ballou Of the Republican for infor
nation of the fire. Mr.. Ballou with
characteristic fraternal courtesy gave
all the information desired thereby
materially aiding our reporter.
l.. H. Bostwick and family started
Sunday night for Illinois, where they
will spend the winter. Mr.. Bostwicl
was in the realestate business her,
until a short time ago, when he ac
cepted a position in the M~innekabta
and unfortunately like many other
lost considerable IN the flames.
The Union depot has been plasteree
and is now ready to calsomine. Tn
windows and doors arc being puS :,
and the platform is nearing com
pletion. When this structure i
j. ready FIR Hot Sp,;rrc no,