The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-27

Mrs. Jos. Swing, OF Deadwood, who
were ON their return flom Missouri.
None of the passengers were injured,
but the front portions of the traius
were considerably broken up.
From Saturdays Daily.
Blank bills of sale at this Office.
G. q. Brit, Of Maitland, is attending
court.
Rev. G. G. Ware and wife came
down from Rapid last evening.
New Home sewing machines for
$50 at Van Yoorhis & McNair's.
j. G. Dallnan came up from Chad
ron this morning to attend court.
Board and lodging for $3.50 per
week at the Kenefick Restaurant.
d. A. Robbins and j.. w. Emmons
arc down from Rapid City, counting.
Thos. Reldy, Of Harrison, Neb.. is
in the city on business and otherwise.
E. L. Clark, of Hat Greek, is shop.
ping at the hub, and keeping an eye
on Court doings,
a. Hazeltine. proprietor of the Carls-
bad hotel at Cascade, died at that place
yesterday at noon.
Attorney w. II. Parker went to
Deadwood this morning. He will
spend Sunday at home with his family
and return to his court practice on
Monday.
j. j. earns, secretary of the Anglo.
American Land and Cattle company,
came up from Oelrlchs yesterday to
look after court matters and transact
other business.
w. II. Phelan, superintendent of
the Black Hills division of the b. e. NJ,
is up from Alliance, looking after their
interests at this place, and attending
to court matters.
E. X. Taylor, of Sioux City, is in the
city on business and pleasure COM
bined. He thinks this a great place,
and we warrant that none Of the
attractions will escape his observing
eye.
E. A. Blunck,th popular real estate
agent of Cascade, is in the city, He
came by private conveyance, stopping
at the different towns along the route
where he had business. He returned
today.-Lcad Tribune.
Attorney w. H. Westover, criminal
lawyer from Nebraska, is doing him
self proud in u city, and has undcubt-
eddy proved himself to be q man of
much ability. This is his first visit to
our city and we are IN hopes that lie
will make his visits often.
NJ. v. D. Osmer, the Cascade real
estate mar came over from that place
last evening to look after court and
other matters. Mr.. Osmer has sent
over twenty-four jugs Of water from
the medicinal springs of that place to
parties in the east of late. He is in
company with contractor Pascoe.
G. l.. Feigles captured a mountain
sheep yesterday in shepp's canyon.
The carcass was brought to this city.
1t weighed 164 pounds. The head and
skin was sold to Sidey & Moore, who
will have the same mounted. The car.
cass was sold to j. A. Clark, VINO re-
tailed it from his shop. The animal
netted Mr.. Feigles about $50.
The Edgemont Kicker gently chides
US for publishing a statement from
that paper concerning ex-commissioner
Phillips, and not publishing that pa
per's correction of the same. The
Kicker says the report was started at
Dudley by a resident of Hot Springs.
Now, dear Kicker, If you will publish
the name of the PRESIDENT" that started
the report, We will cheerfully publish
your correction, (Which we have not
yet seen).
Cyrus Arndt, Of Sioux Falls, and
John A MclHeen, superintendent of the
Blair, Neb., Bridge division of the
Elkhorn system, came down from
Rapid last evening. They have been
looking over the Hills with a view of
establishing a Kelly Institute, for the
treatment and ure of liquor, opium,
morphine, and such habits. They
have about come to the conclusion that
Hot Springs is the place for the estab.
lishmcnt of such and institution. They
are talking the matter oyer with our
business men, and will make us
a proposition. After looking the Hills
all oyer they have decided that the in
stitnte will be located either at this
place or Rapid City.