The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
From Sundays Daily.


G. E. Sawyer, register of deeds, has
taken possession of his new house.
The managing editor of tine STAR
took q flying visit to Cascade Friday
morning.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. g. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mr.. VanCittert moved into his new
cottage near the residence of j. F.
Parks, today.
Mrs. S. D. Cook, and daughter Laura,
arrived from Sioux City, Iowa, yester-
day morning.
The effort to move the Pine Ridge
and Rosebud Indian agencies to points
farther north promises to besuccessful.
A. ID. Caldwell and wife csme in
yesterday morning from Sioux Falls
and will try the waters while enjoy
ing the salubrious climate.
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Marshall, of
Omaha, are visitors in the Springs to
try the medicinal qualities thereof and
view the magnificent scenery.
On account of the absence of the
proprietor Of the Hermosa Pilot, John
Stanley, at Hot Springs, the plant has
been leased to Henry L. Wilson. who
has been forman IN that Office for some
time.
Cortez Salmon, State Superinten-
dent of Schools, who has been to Spear
fish attending the Normal School COM
mencement exercises, stopped over in
Hot Springs, yesterday, on his way
home.
The many friends of DR.. D. W.Tracy
in Hot Springs will be pleased to learn
that his little son Freddie who has been
very i'll, is now out Of danger and that
he will be able to be up and around in
a few days.
Frank Callahan, our genial and ac-
commodating postmaster and very COM
petent druggist, has placed neat and
''commodious" canvass awning in front
Of his new store on the corner of Chi
cago avenue and Sixth street.
The social dance at the old post-of-
fee building, Friday evening, was we'll
attended and the numerous guests en-
joyed themselves to the fullest extent.
The hop was gwen by Miss Nellie
Potts, who will open a private board
ing house in the building and who is
known as quite popular landlady.
Just before going to press we are in
formed that H. H.Saunders has tender
ed his resignation as cashier of the
Citizens Bank, and that Geo. A. Lusk,
a former resident Of Atkinson, will ac-
cept the position thus made vacant.
MIR. Saunders expects to locate at Hot
Springs, S. D,-dtkinson, ,Ncb., Graphic.
Concerning South Dakota sheep, an
expert who has been investigating the
subject in Montana, Minnesota and
both Dakotas. concludes that "these
northern grown sheep furnish speci-
ally desirable wool, having long staple
with less shrinkage and bring a higher
net price per pound than sheep grown
in southern ATTITUDES"
The Rapid City Journal says:-Syl-
vester A. Calhoun offered to make
final proof on land near Hot Springs.
A protest was filed by Albert E. Hora
and w. Il. Sawyer, alleging that the
land was of mineral character. The
land officers ordered that testimony be
taken at Hot Springs as to character
of land, to be commenced the first day
of July"
Base ball matters in Hot Springs
are looking up with degree of conf
dcnce, that is surprising. Challenges
have been sent from the Hot Springs
club to all the clubs in the Hills and
lively times in base ball circles are an.
ticipated. Il new man for tine nine
is expected to arrive in few days and
match games will be played all around
the Hills cities.
In this issue appears the quarter
page advertisement of Dean Salmon
& Co., as announced in yesterday S
STAR. They are enterprising business
men and understand the value of ad.
vertising. They bring a $4,000 stock
of goods, which they propose to get rid
of, as quick as low prices will make
: them go. Their new store is in Elsey's
old stand and you will find it packed
from ceiling to cellar with goods. Call
and see them.
!, A suggestion: If you are troubled
: with rheumatism or a lame back al
low us to suggest that you try the fol
, lowing simple remedy: Take piece
of flannel the size Of the two hands
, saturate it with Chambcrlain's Pain
Balm and bind it on over the seat Of
pain. 1t will produce q pleasant
warmth and relieve you of all pain
: Many severe cases have been cured III
this way. The Pain Balm can bt
obtained from all druggists.
!, G. A. Roberts, late of Lead, but who
has made his home in Hot Spring.
}. while working at carpentry day before
I yesterday had his hand badly hurt.
rusty nail flew with such force as tt
Y strike the back of his hand and cut ar
: artery. The blood flowed profusel,
/ and his hand swelled to twice til,
, natural size. DR.. Howell was called
and bandaged the wound. Mr.. Rob
erts now suffers the inconyicnce o1
carrying his hand in sling.
i Messrs G. E. Wilson e. Co., hay.
moved into their new store room ir
the Minnckahta block, and their new
, stock of goods is trulv snrnr;s;noe