The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-14
From Sundays Daily.

Sheriff Clifford took Clerke, the in
sane man, down to Yankton last even
ing.
DIR. A. s. Stewards barn has been
completed and presents a fine appear
ance.
Fall River county maps for sale by
L. II. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
Mrs. Gull, wife of our estimable
county judge, accompanied by a BROTH
Ell Of the judge, arrived from the east
yesterday morning.
DIR. A. S. Stewart, president Of the
First National Bank, has been spend
ing a couple of days in the Northern
Hills. He returned last evening.
Rev. j.. ID. Searles, of Wisconsin,
will bring his wife with him when he
comes to the Chautauqua, and they
will occupy their new residence which
is now nearly completed.
Miss Sarah mitch, of Butte county,
has her house IN Fargo & Prentice ad-
dition nearly enclosed. When COM
pleted she will occupy it and make
Hot Springs her permanent home.
The city council has authorized the
building Of two bridges, one over Cold
Brook and one over Fall River at their
junction. They will be constructed
after plans and under the direction of
City Engineer Scott.
The county commissioners met yes.
terday as per adjournment with the
full board present. The bids for build
ing the court house were opened.
There were four bidders, the bids
amounting to from $4,000 to S25, 675.
The letting of the contract was laid
over until Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
The daughter and son-in-law of d.
z. Rowe, N of the best carpenters in
Hot Springs, are expected to arrive
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Rowe has
rented Charlie Slyfield's cottage for
their accommodation and they will
remain some time. Mr.. Hayes is en-
ployed in the freight auditors Office of
the Union Pacific at Omaha.
S. p. Mobley, manager of the Grand
Island, Neb., Daily and Weekly 1nde-
pendent, accompanied by Mrs. Moblcy,
made a pleasant cali on the STAR office
yesterday morning. They are visiting
the Springs for health and pleasure
J and will remain sometime. MIR. and
Mrs. Mobley r. very pleasant people
and STAR is glad to have made their
acquaintance.
The new Catholic church is now
well under way and will be enclosed
this week. Father Cassidy, who has
charge of the subscriptions, will cal
on the subscribers sometime during
> the week and hopes that those who
) have so kindly aided the church BY
subscribing will have the amounts q,
hand to turn over to him. The money
; is needed to pay for help and material
The naming of Custer as the place
for holding the first X. of P. en-.
, campment Of the Black Hills orders
i caused a great deal of dissension among
: those who were anxious to go to Hoi
, Spings, and many have stated in thu
writer's presence. that If the latter cit,
was not decided on as the place q
meeting, they would stay at home
The matter has now been satisfactorily
. settled, by q proposition from a brother
member, which reads as follows
That they leave here Thursda,
, morning, Aug. Is, go to Custer, remair
there that night and the next day
Friday evening they board the trair
5 and 20 to Hot Springs and remain
t there until Sunday morning when the,
. return home. By this action each CITY
will be benefited, each city will have a
chance to entertain, a better time will
harmony will prevail among
lead Tribune.