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


Fall River county maps for sale by
L. IL. Bosiwich abstract company at
SO cents each.
Write w. r. STANDARD 6 Bro, Rapid
City, S. D., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments or
,headstones. 4Stf
South Dakota is moving right on
despite the independent party and
erroneous reports that have been sent
out. The harvest is here and the
great demand now is for men to help
gather it. Peace and plenty reign
and the professional bcggar will find it
convenient to seek other quarters
Pierre Capital.
Our River avenue butcher, Jim
Hunter, who has been supplying many
Of our citizons with fresh meat for The
past couple of months has sold his
meat market to g. T.. Fegles. The
jovial jim goes to Colorado to engage
in business. Mr.. Fegles will take
charge Of the market personally and is
a young man who is anxious to please
and he will take pains to furnish his
customers with the best meat the
market affords.
The Rapid City Journal gives the
following news in regard to the Dud-
ley town s,te.-"Commissioner Ruth,
of the state public school and landof-
flee, objects to the townsite entry of
the town Of Burton, on section thirty
six, in Fall River county. He states
that the records show that there were
no settlements on the land before the
survey, and he has entered a vigorous
protest to the general land office to the
proof offered for the land. A long
and vigorous. contest will probably en-
sue"
The beautiful building which adorns
the brow of Evans Hill, known while
under construction as tie Sioux City
club House has been completed, and
furnished. Thursday evening a select
party gathered at the home of the club
and had an old fashion "house warm
ing" The gay party danced the merry
hours away, and the Sioux City Club
house was pronounced duly opened &C.
cording to the rites and rituals in such
cases made and provided. Mr.. A.. Stew
art will have charge of the house and
will see that it is conducted in a first
class manner.
From Sundays Daily.
Bob Crow was over from Cascade
yesterday.
S. ID. Cook returned from Sioux
City Friday morning.
Geo. Lambertson has the foundation
laid for a neat little cottage.
w. U. Germond has the lumber on
the ground for another cottage in his
addition.
Alex. Mckay, contractor, has Just
built a neat little cottage on the brow
Of the hill.
The carpenter work on G. E. Perry S
new house on Minnekahta avenue is
nearly completed.
j. ". Mum, chief clerk Of the pass
encer department of the T. E. & N. v.
is spending his vacation at the Springs.
Joe. Marco is erecting a fine resi-
dence in the north end Of town, which
will be an ornament to that section.
|. A; NJ. Appslget, the attorney, is
having the lumber and other material
delivered on the ground for his new
resi6encs IN CaI1ana E,ot
Chas. E. Dudley, who has been at
tending school at Mt. Vernon, Iowa,
for the past year, returned home Fri
day morning, and viii! spend his vaca-
ton here.
j. H. Gable, travelling passenger
agent of the F. E. & NJ. V. brought up
eleven e%xcursionists on this trip to
spend a few hot days in the cool at
mosphere Of the Black Hills.
Miss Carrie Ely, of Newport, Pa,
is among the many visitors to the
|Springs. She comes from, the roman
tic valley Of the blue Juniata and halls
with delight the mountain emery OF
the Black Hills.
Judge Thomas, Of tho Federal bench,
) who has been holding court at Dead.
wood, stopped over in the Springs on
his way home. Judge g. G. BENEFIT.
of Deadwood, accompanies Judge Thorn.
as on his visit to Hot Springs.
Robert McNair, of the hardware
firm of Van VOORHEES, & McNair, re.
turned yesterday morning from a trip
to Casper, Wyo. He has been making
a business trip westward and will prob.
ably establish a branch storeiu Ca per
L. D. Brooke, our county superin.
tendent, is in attendance at the ecu,
vcntion of county superintendents now
being held at Lake Madison. Mr.
, Brooke is the only representative from
the Black Hills counties, whose name
appears on the list.
The carpenters are building a large
tank for the cold water well of the
Stewart grand hotel. 1t is probabl,
DR.. Stewards idea to pipe the watel
from the we'll to his present residence
The water is said to be the purest il
, the city and is especially adapted Il
household use.
The B. & NJ. railroad announces thai
from July %, to August /, they will
| sell tickets to Detroit and return 70,
, one fare for the round trip. This rate
will make many an old veteran in thi.
4 section pack his knapsack and join his