The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19

4 so O.so 4O1 p1CNlCkluS, barring a
few Summer showers. The pavilion
ON the grounds furnished ample shell
ter for the little people and they had
a very enjoyable time all day long.
John A. Stanley has leased the Her.
mosa Pilot to Henry 7. Wilson. and
has moved to Hot Springs and gone
into the mercantile business,-RapiI
City Journal.
Well. yes, John has moved down
here, but this is the first time we re-
member OF a rustllng, energetic and
we'll posted real estate agent, beng
mentioned rs having ''gone into the
business"
Il merry wedding party from Rapid
City arrived in Hot Springs. Sunday
evening, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. N /.
Mcclure, Miss Sue Mcclure and Mrs.
J. r. Horgan. On Sunday, at Rapid
City, by the Rev. Father Maher, Mr..
M. Mcclure, of Rapid, and Miss Kate
Horgan. OF Custer, were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimoney. Miss Sue
and Mrs. Hcrgan accompanied them to
the Springs on their wedding trip.
DIR. A. S. Stewart, Judge Dudley and
Edmund Petty have donated one lot
apiece. making quarter Of a block. to
the Catholic church OF Hot Springs,
for the purpose Of erecting a church
building. The lots are located on the
corner of Eleventh street aud Chicago
avenue and is one Of the most eligible
sites in the city. The generosity of
these gentlemen will he emn,ated by
others and a handsome building will
adorn that corner.
"Childrens' Day." Sunday, was cele-
hrated at the school honse by the Con-
eregational church and Sunday school
in an exceedingly appropriate and es-
pecially interesting exercises. The reg
ular Sunday school was held at the
usual hour, and instead Of the preach
ing service the congregation and Sun
day school united in common cele-
hration of the day. The singing, dec
,lamations, recitations and remarks
were all alike interesting and were en-
ioyed by the we'll filled school room.
1t was very good to be there, indeed.
Ralph Skinner, the we'll known and
very popular salesman of S. y. Fargo
& Son, has been driving the delivery
wagon and soliciting orders for the
past few days. Ralph is one Of the
most courteous, gentlemanly and &C.
commodating men that has ever han
died the reins on a deliyery wagon, or
solicited orders for a grocery house.
He is polite and attentive and
assiduously attends to the business of
his employers. His success as sales
man in the past is a guarantee that
while he drives the wagon the busi.
ness Of Fargo & Son will not suffer,
nor will the wants Of their customers
go unsupplied.
Will Wright, of the 2 Bell Cattle
company, q cousin of H. A. GODDARD
of Hot Springs, narrowly escaped be.
ing killed by lightning yesterday at
the cempany's ranch. The deadly fluid
used tho stove pipe of the cabin as a
conductor and ran down into the room
knocking the stove over and scattering
the dishes all over the floor and strik.
ing Wright, who was standing in the
other end Of tho building, knocking
him scnseless; also throwing two COW.
boys, Will Jackson and Burt Graves
from their hunks onto the floor, and
then after knocking the stove pipe
dcwn the fluid travelled to the outside
where, after blowing up the earth fo,
ten feet or more, finally spent itself.
Wright, when he recovered, found his
leg blackened and charred, but with
the exception of swollen ankle feels
no pain.-Dcad,eood Pioneer.
From wednesi lays Daily
Window Shades a. Martyrs.
For home rendered lard go to the Pic,
neer.
Go to M. Flannigan's for chattel
loans.
Biggest stock Of grain in town at
Magowan's.
Chris Jensen was down from Rapic
City yesterday.
Fresh home rendered lard at tn,
Pioneer market.
5000 Rolls Of Wall paper in the la
test patterns at Martyrs.
Call on sedgwick, Moseley e Pease
for real estate or insurance.
Bon ton -four. No Superior. Try 6
sack. At McGowan's feed store.
Some excellent Chicago avenue of.
fce rooms to ront. Enquire at this
Office.
Frye & Eastman, yesterday, moved
their law Office into the Syndicate
block. !.
The United States has 100000
gold coins, and All 100000 are IN cir.
culation.
The annual meeting of the state
Baptist association occurs at Pierre
the 23rd.
R. A. Barber, representing the
Omaha World Herald, spent yesterday
in the Springs.
Jim Freeland returned from his trir
to Hay Springs, Neb., where he says
he "just had daisy Of a time"
M. Flanagan, late Of the Bank Of
Oelrlchs, has located in the city and
has gone into the loan agency business
WA. Pound,of the Clifford House at
Dudley, came in over the B. & M. yes.
terday, and went down to Cascade IN
the evening.