The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-30
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Welcome, beautiful snow.
E. J. Mcos., REAL EsrAr>.
W;ndow shados ut Martv,e.

=. J. McoRl, REAL EsrArA.
Window shades at Martyrs.
Merrily the sleigh bells jungle today.
Az fine a table as is set in town is to
be found 1t the Keneick Restaurant.
Goto the City Hotel for good meals
Amt comfortable beds.
G. S. Buck, Prop.
This snow will he Of great benefit
to this country, and make the farmers
feel in better spirits.
Rev. E. Frame,of Buffalo Gap, spent
this afternoon in cur city, noting
improvements and signs for thefuture.
We will all feel better now that we
have a change Of weather. This dry,
dusty weather seems out Of place
Tor January.
The Daily Bulletin, Of Spearfish
now comes to us enlarged to a fve-col.
umn sheet and has lchanged its name
to the Evening Bulletin.
T. D. Edwards, proprietor of the
Lead City Tribune, whose Office has
bsen leased to Frank Green for six
months, has again assumed control Of
his paper.
g. L. Dickover, wife and mother,
will start for Denver, Col, next Mon.
day, where Mr.. Dickover will go into
bushes. Gideon's many friends will
DO sorry to have him leave.
Our accommodating telegraph oper-
ator, Mr.. Winston, secured this after
noon from the operator at Chadron
the vote of today in the state legisla-
ture, which appears in another column.
A saying Of Abraham Lincoln's
which is worth remembering is this:
IL shall try and correct the errors
when shown to I've errors, and l shall
adopt new views as fast as they shall
appear to be true views"
--latest reports go to show that there
arc signs Of a break in the Moody
ranks, and that he may lie deserted in
favor Of some other republican. The
feeling that Moody cannot be elected
anyway, and charges Of bribery that
have been made, have caused these
signs Of a bolt.
The distance from Siding 2 to Dead.
wood is 10i miles, and Of that distance
there are IS miles Of curvature. The
road leads through a very picturesque
country and will be an attractive
route fl tourists. The total cost Of
construction Of this branch approx.
mates 100000.
Tho Atlantic coast is experiencing
winter IN great style this year. They
have got another heavy snow storm
now, which was very destructive te
telegraph, telephone and electric wires
so that communication was entirely
stopped for about IL hours. Nine
inches Of snow fell.
The troops r gradually leaving
Pine Ridge and scattering to their var
ious assignments. General Miles will
soon leave and will take with him
about fifty Brule Indians, whom ht
will quarter at Fort Sheridan, Chicago
where they will be instructed in til,
school Of the soldier and indicted int
the habits Of civilized life.
The majority Of our people wer,
treated with a genuine surprise thi.
morning, for upon looking out the,
beheld several inches Of snow on tn,
ground. 1t commenced showing abou
II o'clock last night, and the silver,
fakes continued to fall unremittingl,
all day. The sky was clouded o,
yesterday, but we have been deceive,
60 often OF late, that few really locke,
FOR q storm. To say that it was vel
come but expresses the general feeling
Everybody was glad to see the snow.
A gentleman from Rapid City, VIII
is spending the winter in the sontl
writes home that he has visited
number OF cities which he had hear
were booming, but he didn't find blu
one town that appeared lively to hin
and was Chattanooga. He say
it is q beautiful and pleasan
country to spend winte
in, but does not compare with til
Black Hills in opportunities for none
making. We havs indeed a rich coun
try and in enterprisiug class Q
people that ~accelerates the buildin
and improvement Of towns aud the Dc
velopment Of resources, in a name
that is seldom, il ever, seen east Of th
Mississippi river.