The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-28
From SATURDAYS Daily.

Mrs. IL. X. Harvey. of Omaha, has
came up to the Springs to recupera;e.
1t is estimated that the assessed val
uation Of the state will reach $780,
100000.
Fall River comfy maps for sale by
l.. n. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
DIR. b. d. Kelly and wife, Of New
castle, Wyo are spending a few days
at the Chautauqua.
j. NJ. Summons, wife and two child
rem, Chadron, have come up to spend
q week in tho mountains.
w. A.. Dilmont, wife and child, Of
Hastings, Neb., are spending the heat
ed term in this cool retreat.
Now, if ever, is the time to induce
new settlers to come to the northwest.
The crop argument is invinclble.
Hon. o. s. Clifford announces that
he will not be in the field as a candi-
date for the congressional nomlna-
ton.
Miss Lydia Thompson, of Sioux
City, is rurulizing in these parts, and
is entranced with the beauty of the
scenery.
G. S. Martin and wife, Of Norfolk,
Neb., came in yesterday morning.
They L captivated with our city and
surroundings
Ira G. W%estervclt, president of the
Far Association at Norfolk, came in
yesterday morning and will stay a
week or ten days.
A. La Bonita, who has lately done
some contracting for grading the city
streets, left yesterday afternoon for
the upper country on a prospecting
tour.
A call for a meeting of the republi-
can editors, of the state at Huron Sep
TENDER 8, has been issued. The meet.
ing is for the purpose of consultation
and organization.
A friend Of the STAR, who resides
not a thousand miles from Omaha
Nebraska, desires us to advertise fol
honest men to hold the position OF
county commissioners.
Since the court house was located
County Commissioner White has been
buying up county warrants, but. then
any man can buy warrants when war
rants are for sale and he has money.
A letter from O. ID. Chesley, at Oel'
richs, conveys the information thai
about forty tons of hay are being
daily marketed at that place. The first
wheat put up on the market testeG
sixty-two pounds to the bushel.
The editorial association in session
at Madison decided to discard read,
prints and control foreign advertising
adopted strict regulations az t
membership in the future and will
make val on the ready print houses
On account of the crowded condition
of the Parrot House, one of our newes
and most popular hotels, it has beer
decided TO put on an addition. Thu
material is now being delivered on tn,
ground and the annex will be built ane
finished some time this fall.
1t begins to look as though Judg'
Nowlin, like the proverbial democrat
don't propose to let an Office get away
from hm until he has to. The littl'
scheme that the democrats of thi!
citAult we're lncubating did not hatcl
the right sort of chickens, consequently
there will nc vacancy.
Thursday night about 10 o'clock, /;
splendid rain began falling. which in
creased in volume until it became
steady down pour. With little inter
mission the rain descended until II
o'clock Friday morning. An extraord
mary amount of water fell and tn
heavy shower will prove beneficial t,
the grass.
In the kindness Of his heart, T. T
Evans has built a temporary fran,
mud-bath house near the Sulphu,
spring, so that believers in the NOR,
potent efficacy Of mud can battle an,
wash unseen by the passing public
This Improvement is probably duo t.
the notice recently published in TIL
STAR concerning these baths, and i
will be highly appreciated.
Mr.. Moore, auditor for Fall Rive
county, who IS up hero on land ettic
business, paid his brother auditor, Nj,
Faris. a visit this morning, and in til
course of conversation it cropped gu
that Fall River county intende
y remaining inactive in the matter O
the "school text hooks" law, awaitin
developments, with reference to con
ficting sections.-Rapa City RI
: publican.
: DIR. Howell received a telegram fror
t Edgemont Thursday afternoon, calm
him to that place to attend a ma
named Hver, who had fallen off tn
! bridge. He intended taking the ever
ing train, but received a second me.
: sage stating that tho man was deat
q Mr.. Hyer was at one time a resident {
4 the Springs and it is supposed was
stone mason by trade. A STAR repor
err made some inquiries but failed
i find anyone who knew him.
A gentleman visiting at present
this city remarked to us the other da
" that the site selected for the coul
Y Louse is unsuitable IN the extreme. H
SAID a court house should be in a qui,