The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-22
From Sundays Daily.
Location blanks at STAR Office.

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VIM. Morgans new house is nearly
ready for occupancy.
The new house Of T. j. Camfield,
is ready for occupancy.
Commissioner A. A. Powell and
family are in from the ranch,
The carpenters are through with
the new house of Alex McMalon.
G. A. Roberts has moved into his
new house, IN Peirce addition.
DR.. Howell's fine residence on Jenn-
ings avenue is being pushed rapidly.
A flume is being connected with the
plunge bath and hot spring up Hot
Brook.
FIVE tents were pitched yeterday,
near the plunge bath,by health seekers
who enjoy camping out.
Norman Atchison, Of Oelrichs, is
building two two story, ten room
house in Pcirce addition.
w. N. Wood, of London, Eng, is in
the city on business, and trying the
medical waters of the Springs.
On May 13, H. G.. Kussman made
final proof before w. L. Judkins upon
his homestead near Buffalo Gap.
Minnnekahta avenue is having
new sidewalk built from Sidey &
Moore's to the corner of River avenue.
George Brady made homestead filing
yesterday for quarter section of land
on Bradley's Flat, before Clerk Judkins.
The new house Of Mr.. March, up
Cold Brook, is receiving a coat of paint
and the carpenter work will soon be
done.
The many friends of Major Eaton
will be pleased to know that under the
influence of sunny California he is
improving.
Two large "Star" locomotive head
lights, have just been received to light
the plunge bath, until the electric lii ght
plant is in running order.
The old soldiers have been cleaning
up the yard. making flower gardens,
gravel walks and otherwise orna-
menting the Home grounds.
John Boyer's new house on Jennings
avenue is completed and occupied by
himself as residence. Mr.. Boyer re-
Gently arrived from Terraville.
Miss Katie Strouse and Miss Effie
Strouse each made homestead entries
yesterday for land near Oelrlchs, be-
fore the clerk of the circuit court.
Joe Petty's $4,000, 90 residence on the
corner of Eighth street and Park ave-
nne is beginning to take shape and
show what it will be when finished.
Doc. Peirce has purchased piece
of ground near his addition for race
course. He will organize a company
and Immediately commence work on
the same.
The carpenters are pushing Mr..
Pierces house on Jennings avenue.
This will be one of the most commodi-
Gus, and elegant of any residence in
the city when ready for use.
Ralph Skinner's new residence on
Jennings avenue is in the hands of the
plastcrers. When Ralph gets his house
completed 1T will he one OF the hand
soonest IN the city.
Lawyer Mason, of the fem of Martin
& Mason, Deadwood, has finished the
foundation, and the carpenters will
commence Monday on the erection of
a $4,000 residence,
o. A. Richey will Immediately
commence the erection of three new
houses in Cold Brook addition. MIR
Hichey has already built three cottages
in this addition this spring.
The county commissioners meet next
Friday, May %, 1891, fer the purpose
of delivering court house bonds, locat
ing a site, and accepting plans and
specifications for court house.
Commissioner j. II. White was in
the city yesterday. He was accom-
panied by his mother who is on visit
from the east. While here they were
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Adams.
Capt. La Fleiche takes possession Of
his new cottage on corner of Eighth anc
Park avenue, on Monday or Tuesday
The house he vacates will be immedi
ately occupied by G. E. Sawyer and
family.
V. y. Prentice arrived this morning
from Chicago. Mr.. Prentice wa
} much surprised at the growth of th'
Springs since his last visit. and believes
more fully than ever IN the future O.
tins city.
Mr.. L. s. Ellsworth, of Tecumsal
Nebraska, has rented one of the new
store rooms i'll the Sparks & Hor;
building and will fill it about the frs
of July with stock of Hardware an,
furniture.
The STAR is reliably informed tina
the B. e. M. depot is not vet located
other reports to the contrary no
withstanding. This statement is mad
, upon the assertion of one of the officer
of the road.
Cbarey Porter. head clerk at til
Hotel Minnekahta, Friday mornin
+ met with quite painful accident
4 He was helping arrivals from the
, & NJ. stage, when the horses started an
; a wheel of the stage jammed his lie
| against the porch.
G. X. Coleman, who travels for tn
dry goods house of John V. Farwe
;, . 4 Co.. of Chicago. arrived Saturda