The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-03


tho Black Hills college began to day
and 90 far the college has proved
success beyond the most sanguine ex
~pectations. The management and thu
faculty are pleased and are anticipating
an increased number Of scholars during
the second year.
Ed Petty and . couple Of other
gentlemen were employed this morn
ing in laying out another cottage on
Jennings avenue between Fourth. and
Fifth streets. Building operations
are beginning all ever the city and
another month will show q large in
crease IN the number Of residences.
The Chatauquan for April has ar.
rived, and as usual is replete with ar.
ticles Of worth written by very able
writer's. The G. L. 8. G. in Hot
Springs is fourishing and members Of
the circle are thoroughly interested in
the reading lersous. The April number
is especially interesting to members Of
the CLSC.
A letter received here states that S.
H. Mcvay, Of Almena, Kansas. is
thinking about moving to South Oako-
ia. MIR. Mcvay is a prominent man
in Norton county, Kansas, and If Steve
reaches Hot Springs. he will never re.
turn to sunny Kansas. This is the
only county where the sun shines 365
days in a year.
A few days ago while sitting IN Elder
Bros drug store at TinVley, Iowa, Mr..
I. L. Dyer, a we'll known citizen. care
in and asked for something for a severe
cold which he had. Mr.. Elder took
down a bottle Of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy and said: Here is something
[ can recommend. 1t commands a
large sale and gives genuine satisfac-
ton. 1t is an excellent preparation
and cheap" Nj. Dyer purchased a
bottle, and tho next day when we saw
him he SAID he was much hotter, and
the day following appeared to be
entirely restored. This is q specimen
Of the effectiveness Of this preparation.
-Des Moimes Nail and Times. All
druggists sell the above mentioned
remedy.
The Rapid City board Of trade at a
recent meeting manifested their APP
probation of what the several papers
have done in the interest, Of Rapid
City by unanimously voting to pre-
sent each paper with an honorary
membership in the board Of trade.
The Rapid City Journal in this con-
n%ection savs;-'It was a graceful &C.
knowledgement Of the work which the
different papers do day after day and
week after week, and do willingly and
gladly, for Rapid City. As such The
Journal accepts the honorary member.
ship aud returns thanks therefore to
the Rapid City board Of trade. And,
approaching the sr,y;,. III which it was
offered, believes that its local contem.
t"Sat;es will also accept in tire list Of
the members of the board of trade
will be found the names Of seven
newspaper men. The dues of the ma.
jority Of them are paid for some
months iii advance and are all paid up
to date, each paper will undoubtedly
accept the honorary membership and
fully appreciate the spirit which
prompted it's bestowal."
From Wednesdays Daily
Gene Lewis is another victim of Ii
grippe.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Var
voorhis g. McNair's.
Best white Satin" and &c. A. r.
-four ate. D. Bailey's.
For first class day board go to til,
kene6ck Restaurant.
Go and see Van WORMS and Nc
Nair's fine line Of cook stoves.
Frank Evans, sou Of F. T. Evans
arrived this morning from Sioux City
Go to tho City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds.
c. S. Buck, Prop.
E. S. Sucker, Div. Engineer Of th
Elkhorn came up from Chadron thi
morning.
A. H. Chloupak, the harness mar
has just completed a residence for hin
self in Phillips addition.
Mrs. d. S. Burke, mother Of John ]
Burke, has gone down to Knob Noste
Mo-. to visit her father.
John Gillespie. who has been to Ne,
York state to bury his mother, is .,
pected to arrive tomorrow morning.
}, The friends Of Miss Raines, Il
, school teacher. will be sorry to lear
that she is i'll. Miss Fannie Stanley
teaching in her stead, this week.
: NJ. G.. Barnes, Of the Bargain sto
has been raising his house and has q,