The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-23
From Wednesdays Daily

From Wednesdays Daily
Blank bills Of sale at this Office.
S. NJ. Watson and wife, Of Chicago,
are %recreating in this beautiful city Of
the Hills:
G. B. French, 81. and jr., Of Sioux
City are visiting these '.glimpses Of
the moon"
The partnership heretofore existing
under the name Of Denman & Cassel,
been dissolved.
L. D. Brooke, county superintendent
Of schools, was in the city today on
business connected with his depart
ment.
The river bank at the iron bridge
has been riprapped to prevent the
roadway being washed out in times Of
freshets.
w. w. GODDARD and wife, of Sioux
Falls, have arrived in our city and
will view the beautiful and sublime
scenery Of the Hills during tbs next
few days.
Yesterday I. R. Crows printing ma
terial from the Sturgis Advertiser, was
unloaded from an Elkhorn car and
taken to. Cascade to reinforce the
Geyser.
William Atkinson is employed DUR
ing these pleasant days in clearing out
the gutter on the west side Of Chicago
avenue, which is a vast improvement
on this busy street.
"Say Jim! what was the trouble
down town yesterday" "Oh, nothing
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loads
of dry goods, and the ladies were rush
ing in to see them"
r. F. Conner, secretary Of the board
of trace and one Of our most promi-
nent real estate men, has been visiting
with Hon. H. A. GODDARD, at Smith.
wick since Sunday.
Tho STAR Office has on hand one of
the largest and finest stocks of letter
and note paper, bill heads and legal
documents in the county. II you want
a 9 supply be SUR to call and see
our new stock.
New carpets, latest designs,
Hats and caps to suit the times,
Suits to 6t both men and boys;
Everything from stoves to toys;
All this for cash and nothing more
Can be had cheap at Fargo's store.
General Manager Holdrege, Of the
B. & M. has issued telegraphic orders
to Engineer Ensign to proceed at once
with the survey of the Lead and Spear
gsh extension. This looks as though
Spearfish was to get the B. & M. in the
early spring.
A company has been organized and
incorporated in Kansas with a capital
Of 100000, and the object is to "fur-
nish water to the public by producing
and increasing the rain fall" by the
Melbourne process. The company
agrees to pay Melbourne 10 cents per
acre for all the land watered by
him next season.
Mark Thomas and Walter Hoag
brought in from their ranches, yester-
day, two wagon loads Of the finest po-
tatoes that has been seen this fall. They
are of the Snow Flake variety and are
large, solid and of the finest quality.
Their ranches are situate between Bak-
%erville and Point Of Rocks. John G.
Richer secured 10000 pounds of these
potatoes for Fargo& Son.
Rev. F. f. Frame, of the C~ongrega-
tional church, IN company with a
party of Buffalo Gap hunters, started
yesterday morning for a nonoh's trip
among the Big Horn mountains. 1t
would probably be advisable for the
meat markets to build a few store
houses to hold the game these Nimrods
will bring home with them. They are
a bold and intrepid party Of hunters,
and the grizzlies have no fear OF
them.
Richard ]. Fowler, Of Sioux Falls
an inmate Of the Soldiers Home, who
was examined last week by the Insan.
ity Board and pronounced insane, wa
takento the asylum in charge Of George
w. Trimmer. Fowler is the man who
created the excitement last week by
leaving the home while under one Of
his decisions and a general search wa.
made for him about the city. He wa.
) finally caught down near the Falls il
an exhausted condition.
And the Lights Went Out!
A large and enthusiastic crowt
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