The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-31

Mrs. @. G. Handley, one Of tie
prominent holders Of real estate in
Hot Springs, has just returned from
Nebraska. Mrs. Handley made the
STAR Office a pleasant call yesterday
morning and ordered her paper sent to
Argenta, Montana, where she goes to
spend part Of the summer.
L. c. silkeson, of the Buffalo Gap
Lumber company, has put in a SUBJ
stantial foundation for a comfortable
residence on Evans Hill. The build
ing will be Of q new and composite
style of architecture. will bc nicely
trimmed and furnished and will be one
Of the prettiest ornaments to that
handsome locality.
Professor Willis q. Bower, principal
Of the Central public school, has been
elected president of the board Of trus.
tees of the Normal school ut Spear6sh.
Professor Bower is recognized az one
of the most accomplished and efficient
educators in the state and his election
as president is a worthy recognition of
his persistent labor IN tho interest Of
the school.
Friday evening the guests Of the
Minnekahta resolved themselves into a
committee Of the whole on having a
good time and Don Porter seconded
their efforts by turning the hotel over
to them, and they had one of the pleas.
antests and grandest social fetes Of the
season. Dancing was continued until
a late hour, when the weary dancers
returned to enjoy "tired natures sweet
restorer, balmy Sleep"
Following Judge Calls decision that
the prohibitory law is constitutional
comes the decision of Judge White, of
Yankton, supporting Judge Plowman,
of Deadwood, that the law is unconsti-
tutional. All the cases have been ap-
pealed to the supreme count, except
Little's,o this county. 1t now appears
that the questions passed upon by these
three judges has already been before
the supreme court in the case OF the
state VS.. Morgan, in which the court
held that there was no such multipli.
city Of subjects as invalidates the law.
1t is hardly probable that the supreme
court will reverse its own decision.
The Hot Springs Street Railway
company have filed articles of incorpo.
ration with the secretary of state.
The capital stock of tho company is
stated to be $4,000. The board of
directors consist Of Edward Calhoun,
Orlando Ferguson. Chas. G. Fargo,
Edward Petty, Sylvester Calhoun,
Farmers Union Elevator company, of
Ferry, Brown county. The board of
directors are representative men of
Hot Springs and will push the con-
structlon of the street railway with
their accustomed energy. Hot S prings
needs a street railway as IN easy means
of communication between the north
end Of the upper town and the south
end of the lower town.
Whitewood has been decided upon as
the place for holding the next Labor
Day picnic, which will occur on Sep.
TENDER 1, 1891. The Whitewood PEG
pie have promised that they would
FURNISH an elegant grove and the very
best music the Hills afford. They
would build a large and serviceable
dancing pavilion, and raise by sub.
scription a neat sum for prizes. Aside
from this, they will clean up the grove,
supply it with seats, etc., and would
make the day as pleasant as possible
for the visitors. Every Union in thu
Hills is expected to cooperate with the
above orders, and everyone is welcome
to join in the festivities. It will be q
glorious day, with sports of all kinds
on the program. The Elkhorn will
give excursion rates, and what a big
day it will be for Whitewood.
Group, WHoor1xe Couch and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh.
Cure. Sold by Root.
For Sale.
Large horse, IL hands high, five
years old, weight 1500ibs.
VAN VoouH1s & McNA1R.
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