The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-18
From saturaay.s Daily.
Clothing, Elsey's Beehive.

Prom Saturdays Daily.
Clothing, Elsey's Beehive.
Ed Pherne.ton has opened up a jew
slry store at Buffalo Gap.
Jules Grevy, ex.president of the
republic died at Paris on Tie
9th inst.
Mrs. A. B. Conner is in Chicago on
week. She left this city Wednes-
day evening.
Fall River county maps for sale by
l.. H. Bostwick abstract company ut
SO cents each.
Charlts Ryan is again running a
laundry, this time a hand laundry, in
Cold Brook addition.
The college students are improving
their ball grounds by filing in the
places with dirt.
Slecpless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by w. w.
Root.
A. B. Mari, who has been working
at Chambers livery barn here, has
gone to Cascade to take charge Of Mr..
Chambers barn here.
The B. & M. painters, after finishing
their work at Deadwood, came to this
city on Thursday to paint the new
buildings put up here by that company.
The citizens of Aurora county, S. D.,
have decided to erect a grain palace
at Planklnton, and will hold a grand
celebration September Goth to Oc-
tober Sd.
Ground is being broken for DR..
Scarles' new sanitarium. 1t is to lie
located just north Of the PARROT
Hotel. Its dimensions are 100x96 feet,
three Stories high.
Cashier Parks has the grounds
staked out and the stone on hand, for
the erection of a new residence, near
his w on College Flat. 1t will be
two stories high, with six rooms.
The little daughter of DR.. Howell,
aged three years, was taken very sick
last evening. The doctor is absent at
the present time, attending his sou at
Millen, S. d., who was thrown from a
horse.
The 4-year old son of Surgeon Dom
ahu, of Fort Robinson, was shot in the
head by tho discharge of a re-
volver in the hands Of a little colored
boy, aged 6 years. The wound is
thought to be fatal.
Sioux Falls imposes a penalty of $50
per month upon saloon keepers of that
city. Mayor Peck says that if the com
mittee of one hundred shall prosecute
be will keep his hands off but that so
long as the saloons run, they will be
required to pay.
A Denver special to the World. Her.
aid says: cit is the rnmor here among
railroad men that L. f. Calvert, gener-
al superintendent Of the Burlington G.
Missouri with headquarters at Omaha
Is to he appointed general manager
for the Denver Rio Grande, vice S.
I. Smith, resigned"
Among the South Dakota items in
the Sioux City Journal, we find the
following: Miss BERTHE Burr is said
to be the finest swimmer at Hot
Springs. During the month of June
she proved herself a genuine heroine
in rascuing two lady friends from
drowning in the Blue river at Crete.
Neb., who had got beyond theiv depth
The Lead Tribune says: "The Grays
are now left alone in the Black Hills
league. and as there are no other clubs
to play. we are compelled to follow
suit with the others and disband. All
members of the Grays. with the excep.
tion Of Fred Brott. will remain in Leaf
during the winter and will be here tt
nlav next season. Brott will so to
keokuk. Ia, where he has attended
college the past several winters"
An accident occurred on the F. Ef47
M. " main line last evening nort4 Il
Buffalo Gap. The particulars, az We
were informed, are as follows: A
freight train stopped to make some re.
pair, when it was run into from the
rear BY another, both southwark
bound. The caboose Of the first train ani
the engine of the second were badl,
wrecked, and three cars were destroyed
by fire. The trestle on which the
cars stood was also burned. Train:
were late in consequence, but no on.
was injured.
John Dugan was picked up by Mar.
shall Rowe this week and placed in thu
city lookup. MI. Dugan is suffering
severely from inhamatory rheumatism
and had been sleeping wherever night
overlook HIM, without food, money. o,
the necessary conditions to make hin
comfortable. He will be taken to the
Catholicon Hotel today and will be at
tended to. He was carried by the B