The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-12
HOT SPRINGS STAR,
BENEDICT & HANFORD.
NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES
PRoPR1EroRs.

From Fridays Daily.
Nickel pencil tablets at STAR office.
Go to McCarty's for Dryden butter.
A. NJ. Lyneman sold FIVE lots yester-
day.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Van
Voorhis 6 McNair's.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
Fall River county maps for sale by
u. n. Bostwick abstract company at
30 cents each.
H. j. Rice, county attorney, Of Law
renee county Is in the city, bent on
business and pleasure.
A: NJ. McCarty, the big feed man,
of Chicago avenue, will have tele-
phone pnt in his feed store today.
Col. Dick Wood, of Sioux Falls.
president of the board of fire control
Of South Dakota, has been spending a
few days in the city.
H. A. Piper, Grand Master of the
Odd Fellows of South Dakota, was
taken suddenly i'll Wednesday evening
and was quite i'll all day yesterday. %
The scenery that arrived Wednesday
for the new opera hall is excellently
painted, and will compare favorably
with any ever brought to the Hills.
Rev. Father Flynn, of Madison, S. d.,
came in on Wednesday evening s
passenger and will spend few days
visiting Catholic friends IN this city.
Col. Lockwood, editor of the Labor
Journal, published at Grand Island,
Neb., came in on the train Wednes-
day evening and will spend few days
in the city.
G. E. Wilson G Co., arc moving their
mammoth stock of dry goods and
clothing into their new room in the
Minnekahta block. Jas. Noodle is
now in Chicago purchasing an ex-
few days.
+. 7. Evans has bought the lot ly-
ing north of Sharon Evans residence
Of e. Calhoun for $500. Mr.. Cal
houn bought this property six months
ago for $4,000. The old foundation
for the two story block will be torn
out and foundation for three story
stone block will be put in.
The club house recently erected south
of the pavilion has been opened by
Frank Condley, of Omaha, j. II. But
ler, of Pierre, and Frank Lamberson,
of this city. This club house under
the management Of these gentlemen
will prove one of the most. popular re-
sorts in Hot Springs. This house is
neatly and tastefully furnished and oc-
VIM. Walton. returned last even
ing from Rapid City, where he has
been attending a convention of the
Epworth League delegates from all
portions of the Hills. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all the del
egates. Hot Springs was selected as
the place Of meeting of this conven-
ticn next year.
MARRlED:-At the residence of the
groom on Cold Brook: Tuesday
evening, June 2, 1891, by Judge Cal
houn, Mr.. w. Hansen, of Hot Springs,
was united in marriage to Miss Mary
1heal, Of Rapid City. The noted
votarles of Hymen have taken up
their residence in the house already
provided, and the STAR wishes them
a long and joyous voyage down the
stream of life.
MARR1ED:-At the residence OF the
groom on River Avenue, on Tuesday.
June 2, 1891 at 8 o'clock p. m. Mr..
W. G. Francis and Miss Kate Haggie,
both Of Hot Springs, were united in
marriage. Rev. II. d. Smith tied the
nuptial knot and the happy couple
took up their residence at once in their
own home. The STAR wishes them
years of unallcyed bliss.
The amateur talent of the city have
organized minstrel and comedy
troupe with Frank Evans as manager
and Prof. Charles Emmett, as prompter
l.. G. St. John, E. Kepler, Ed. Hanlin
Chas. Hanlin, Ed Cleveland, Homer
Moore and Thorpe. The first rehear-
sal will be held next Tuesday. These
amateur artists are all instrumental
and vocal musicians and will be fur
nished with all the paraphernalia of
a minstrel troupe, including the jokes,
grey-headed and emaciated through
age.
Rev. j. w. Hancher has been ap-
pointed to fill a vacancy in the board
of the School Of Mines, Rapid City.
1t would have been hard for the re-
gents to have made better selection.
Mr.. Hancher is in every way capable
man and one who will fill the position
with honor, ability and fidelity. He is
highly educated and his long experi-
ence in school and college matters quail
ities him for such a position. The cit
liens of Hot Springs tender him con-
gratulations on his appointment.
The board trustees of the Soldiers
Home have been in session since
Tuesday and have been carefully
looking over the interest of the Home.
1t will pleasant tidings to the many
frinds of DIR. G. G. Shinnick to learn
that lie has been re-appointed to the
position Of Surgeon to the Home. The
re-appointment Of the doctor illus
trates the fact that he is a competent,
efficient and able surgeon and ply