The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-25
From Fridays Daily.

NJ. u. CO0uef OF SmlthWlck was in
the city today.
NJ. Flanagan has rented rooms
over the postoihce for an Office and is
now located in them.
Peter Hahn, a B. e. NJ. representa-
tive of Omaha, is here being treated
for rheumatism. He expects to re-
mann two months.
G. r. Cramer has the foundation for
a new house completed and will soon
erect thereon a residence. 1t is To-
Gated in the lower town.
j. B. Dickover, manager Of s. G..
Fargo & Sons immense business nj
this city, left last evening for the east
on his fall purchasing tour.
j. r. Newer has closed out his res
taurant at Buffalo Gap, and his family
are now in this city. He will now
give his attention to his business here.
Mcssrs Sidey G. Moore have on exhi-
bition in their specimen store a huge
stuffed rattle-snake, measuring four
and one-third feet in length, with ten
~rattles.
DR.. Truitt and @. r. Murphy, of
Sterling, Nebr., are the guests of
Il. j. Moore. They brought along
their hunting trappings and will
spend several days in the Hill.
The Rapid Journal says Col. Thorn
by was engaged all day Wednesday in
getting a petriied railroad tie owned
by a citizen of that city, to add to his
Sioux City Corn Palace exhibit.
w. r. Castle has rented the vacant
tore owned by Orlando Ferguson, just
north of Ellsworth's furniture store,
and will move into it as soon as it can
be fitted up, probably by this first OF
October.
Homer z. Moore, who has been con.
Quoting the pavilion on the west side
Of the river for some time past, has
closed up business, and gone to Dead
wood. The Deadwood Times says he
| will find work at Bald Mountain.
The building just south of the Min
nekahta hotel, on the lot recently pur'
chased by the Episcopal society is being
moved back and to the north. The lot
is IS feet in front, 60 feet back, ani
soon the foundation for a church
building will be laid.
A Clay county paper tells the --latest
corn story. 1t says a farmer raised
1000 bushels of popcorn and stored il
in a barn. The barn caught fire, thu
corn began to pop and filled a ten acrt
field. An old mare in a neighborins
pasture had defective e~ye-sight, saw til,
corn, thought it was snow and lay dow1
and froze to death.-Ex.
The Ft. Robinson soldiers camped a
the mouth of Hat Creek Wednesda,
evening. The Anglo-American Cattl'
COMPANY had occasion to drive q here
Of cattle neal by the camp that evening
when the whole herd stampeded ant
scattered hither and thither. 1
caused an immense amount of trouble
and some of the stock was lost.
Messrs. Sidey & Moore are busil,
engaged in getting specimens read
for the Omaha exposition and tn
Sioux City Corn Palace. They ex
pect to send a carload to each place
The Omaha exhibit will be sent abou
the 22nd, and Homer Moore will b
present to have charge over them. TIL
Sioux City exhibit will be sent abou
the 25th and will be accompanied b,
Mr.. Sldey in person.
Chas. Ahlgrinn, who is charge
with the murder of Richard Scholz, j
spoken of by his neighbors as a man o
quiet habits, and not quarrelsome. Il
the alteration which occurred betwee,
him and scholz. Ahlgrinn evidentl,
got the better of Scholz and punche'
him worse than he intended. We ar
satisfied that there was no intention
of murder i'll the heart of Ahlgrinl
when the quarrel took place.