The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-18
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
Bulk Oysters at Brightman's.
Bread for sale at the Kenefck,
Jones wants to hear the bear story.
New stock of location notices at this
office.
A boy was born to Mrs. Hugh Miller
on Tuesday, Dec. 9Th.
DIR. Howell, went to Oelrichs Sun
day on a professional call.
Oysters! Oysters! Fresh Bulk Oys-
tiers at Brightman's market.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. BUCK, Prop.
For iron spokes, felloes, and ebert
wood stock, go to Van WORMS & Nc.
Mar.
Fall River county maps for sale by
l.. H. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
j. W. Mcgowan went down the road
on Saturday last. It keeps him busy
keeping both his stores supplied with
feed.
A. NJ. McCarty was in the city on
Monday to get a coffin for the remains
OF Miss Mckee, who died at Oelrichs
on Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Morton was called tc
Council Bluffs on Saturday last by 9
telegram announcing that her mother
was not expected to live.
The family of F. ID. Hummel tool
Thursday nights train for Red Cloue
Neb. where they will spend SIX weeks
of holidays with friends there.
Liveryman Smith left the first of thu
week for a visit to his home and parent
in Nebraska. It is expected that h,
will spend Yule Tide with. them.
This week we can give q few note
from a correspondent on Horschead
We should be pleased to hear oftel
from that portion Of our county.
Col. jolly is at his home in vermil
lion attending circuit court for tina
county now in session. Col. jolly
attorney in several important cases.
Rev. Williams, Of Hat Creek, who i
will be remembered wa seriously i.
last fall. was in the city on Monday
He has apparently regained his health
We read that a minstrel show wa
given at the opera house some nigh
last week. 1t may or may not b
so as the notice appeared in tn
Herald.
The STAR hears of considerable petit
theiving about town. If the pilfere
should chance to run against a charg
of shot or a public officer they must nc
be surprised.
The Geyser pulled a lot Of Jone
old yenunciat,ons on him last weel
The dose staggered Jones, knocked hir
silly so to speak, and he has not recover
ed his speech yet.
E. r. Hare one of the students of th
College and nephew Of Pres. Hanchel
departed on Wednesdays Elkhor,
train for st. Paul Mimi, where he wi
spend'the holidays with his parents.
Quite a number of our people hav
been afflicted with a malady much re
sembling the grip; among whom al
Maj. Eaton, Edmund Petty, DR.. Jer
nings, President Hancher and E. 1
Norton.
The STAR has wondered for som
time if Uncle Joe would not soon tax
up the pen again. Uncle Joe's note
and observations were interesting an
instructive. We hope he will 500
favor us again.
The lodge seal Of the A. o. U. "
lodge of this city has strayed from il
mornings. Anyone knowing of il
whereabouts will confer a favor on IL
lodge by returning the same to j. {
Richer, at Far9o's store.
Miss. Della Smith, one Of the .eacl
ers in the public schools here who hs
been sick and confined to her roo
during the first of the week, was su.
icently recovered on wednesday to tai
the B. & NJ. for home in Moydel, De
aware,
The Teachers Institute held at De
richs on Saturday, Dec. 18th, was we
attended, and most Of those on pr,
gram responded with pointed articl
on the various subjects. Miss PETIT
grew and her scholars rendered
pleasant song. Miss Mabel Cortelyo
sustained her reputation by the recit,
ton OF a fine story in verse. Rev