The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-15

newly Instituted crganisx
splendid supper last night
numbers present and tne wan
joyed themselves they must D.
a good time.
The board of railway commission
have decided to start on tour of in
spection of the roads in the Black Hills
country on May 25. This will be the
first official visit of the commission to
that part of the state.
Now is the time to organize, and
equip fire department. No city in
the Hills needs one more. A fire
company is a necessity to Hot Springs
and will do more for the benefit for
the city than two ball clubs.
The dance at John Beadze's Thurs
day evening was we'll attended; about
90 numbers being sold. The music was
eScellant, and every thing passed off
in very genteel manner. AT IL
o'clock supper was announced,
and every body squared himself and
did ample Justice to we'll spread
table. Four o'clock found the last
llngerer on his way home.
The z. Bell outfit arrived in Hot
Springs yesterday evening. The boys
rode up in the best style and took the
town by storm. A moro orderly and
finer looking set of men and ponies
would be hard to find in the Black
\ l,,l1. ~ loo,nI
as colonel does when he rides at the
head of his command. At Seventh
street They met Hon. II. A. GODDARD,
who cordially welcomed the cowboys
in representative style. The BOYS
went on up last night and will take a
heavy hand in the spring round up.
DR.. A. Howell has been appointed a
member of the Pension Examination
Board. DIR. Howell came to Hot
Springs from Miller, S. d., and brought
with him the best of recommendations
He IS thoroughly competent and a
very popular physician. He has won
fo, himself a very lucrative practice
while IN Hot Springs and his many
friends will be glad to learn of his
appointment While the doctor has
been in the Springs, by his careful and
close attention, he has made record
of which any physician, might be
proud.
From SUNDAYS Daily.
w. r. Green, or Bangor, S. D., is
spending a few dayS in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Barnard, of Oma'
ha, are spending day in the city.
r. M. Tackaburg, of Vermil!ion, i;
stopping in the city for day or two.
Picture moulding-an elegant line
new and fantastic designs at Marty 5.
The new building recently built by
| A. ID. Fields is receiving its first cca'
of paint.
The foundation of Vim. Atkinson,
new house Oh Park avenue is nearly
completed.
Will. Cheney, son of DR.. Cheney
has accepted position in the Mime
kahta produce store.
The Ferguson building is going sky
} ward. The window sills and frame:
were set yesterday.
P.Folsom, thesurveyor who laid ou
the new town Of Cascade, came ovel
} yesterday on TIE stage.
The German government has oll;ci
ally accepted the invitation to partici
pate in the Worlds Fair.
Yesterday the weather was quit,
conl AID there is Likelihood Of severa
Hot springers going about with ba<
colds.
A new building is being erected o,
, Seventh street west of the Eargo-Diek
over block to be used for q second hant
, store.
All. Hora was engaged yesterday ii
, pointing up the front of the sypdicat
block on the CORNER of Sixth and Gin
cago avenue.
! Write W. r. Stannard & Bro. Rapi,
4. City, S. d., for prices, or other III
!, formation regarding monuments o
!. beadstones. 4Stf
j. H. Cassel, of Ia Gross. Wisconsin
is making a business visit to Ho
= Springs, and will remain several days
/ He is stopping at the Avenue.
!, L. w. Hermon will take possession
G of the Bower meat market on Rive
e avenue, Monday. ID. M. Peterson wi
5 continue to handle the cleaver.
Right Of way agent of the b. & N
has been IN Hot Springs for severa
: days. securing the right If way of til
g Hot Springs branch of tho b. & NJ.
; w. L. Haskell, of the Mihneapcl
. Daily journal, in company with A. I
!. Tronablev came over from the b. & n
g Friday and will spend Sunday in til
;. city.
v G. q. Chambers, late postmaster {
o Cascade, has built barn on Rive
+ avenue and during the summer wi
e run a stage between Hot Springs an
e Cascade.
Mrs. Joyce and child arrived yeste
morning from New York City. MIR
Joyce is the wife CT j. W. joyce. an
will take up her residence in III,
Springs.
p For the tenderest steaks. frcshe
vegetables and promptest attention s
n to the kenefick restaurant and try
meal got up in the highest style /,
culinary art.
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