The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-03
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT & HANFORD,
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NEIGHBORH0oD NOTES
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
From Fridays Daily.
Clothing-Elsey's Beehive.
Blank bills of sale at this office.
Rev. Allen, of Dayton, Ohio, arrived
yesterday morning.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Van
Voorhis & McNair's.
DIR. Z. 4. Allen, Of Omaha, came
up yesterday morning.
Mrs. j. F. Parks and son left last
evening via the Elkhorn for Chicago.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Marty S.
Miss Della Smith left yesterday eve
n,ng for Rapid City to visit old friends.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and onfortable beds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Sam jenkins, Sandie Noodles head
10 Ou1Cl tllC WCuut1CI dIlu
unable to attend his duties.
G. e. souder, of Deadwood, has ar
rived and will have charge of the photo
graph rooms OF the Black Hills Por.
tra,t and View company.
Tho ladies of the Congregational
church will furnish ice cream and
cake to the hungry people on the
Fourth of July, This is a worthy and
and philanthropic undertaking and
deserves your patronage.
John Shcnell, the popular barber
whose shop adjo,ns Fargo & Sons
Wholesale house on Chicago Avenue,
is making arrangements to pull mp
stakes and move to Denver.
A. u. Van Tassel, of l3cloit, Wis,
has arrived in the city and taken up
his line of duties in this STAR Office.
Mr.. Van Tassel is an old time print
and proves quite an acquisition to the
STAR force.
Chris. Jenson has Just purchased a
new rig called an English "brcak, y
which he proposes to run between Hot
Springs and Cascade. 1t is supplied
with seat for a footman and the
driver sits up in q conspicuous place.
The "break" is lettered cascade and
cost 81 $50. 1t is the bon ton rig of
the Springs.
On Tuesday, Joseph Petty had Mr..
Smith, the engineer, run set of levels
from the spring to the location of the
new reservoir. The line for the pipe
to the reservoir was located and the
place selected for the huge basin is on
the high divide between Seventh and
Eighth streets. This is the most eligi-
ble site in the city and from this ele-
vation water can be forced all over the
town. The excavation at the sprung is
still going on and stream sufficient to
fill three.inch pipe is now running
under full head. The excavating will
be continued as far as is at present
necessary to give an ample supply of
water for all purposes. Our water
| works are now assured.
The Minnekahta Hotel was the
scene OF one of the nerriest episodes
of the season, on the evening Of June
Is. (This item, by the way. hereto.
fore escaped the memory Of the re.
porter.) The occasion was the cele.
bration of the anniversary OF the
birthday Of Miss Mamie and Maste,
Sam Porter, aged thirteen and fifteer
respectively. Although the anniver
saries did not occur on the same day
they were conjointly celebrated OF
Mamie's anniversary. A fine frosted
cake was built by the pastry cook will
the names and dates beautifully let
tered thereon. A merry time was hat
and the guests retired wishing tn,
happy people many returns Of the aus
pecious occasion.
Bathing suits, Elsey's Beehive.
From eaturday's Daily.
Elsey's Beehive-Now Minnekaht,
stone block.
G. A. Jarvis returned yesterda,
morning from down the road.
b. q. Ash, sheriff of Peningto,
county, arrived in the city from Pierre
yesterday morning.
The court house case will be appeal
ed to the supreme court and the com
missloners enjoined pendeutc lite.
Elk Point and Hot Springs will be
come presidential postoflices July
with salaries at 81 GOO and 81 400.
P. w. Feeney, Of Omaha, is stoppin,
at the Minnekahta. He is capitals
and is looking over the Springs with
view to investing.
The uniforms for the band, the suit
for the base ball club and new lot o
bathing suits will be on hand by th
Fourth at G. E. Wilson e. Co.'S.
"Short sentences make the longes
impressions" is one Of the Milwauke
Journals ep,grams. Junes seldom ac
on that principle unless the culpr,
happens to be rich man.
Work on the Stewart bath hous
was begun yesterday morning. Til
stone work will be hastened along an
the baths will be ready for the Cha,
tauquans.
Mr.. Hammond, editor Of the Ere
mont Tribune in company with Nj
Barr, of the Fremont foundry, stoppe
of in Hot Springs Thursday on thei
way home from trip in the Uppe
Hills.
Messrs. White Bros. have Just put i