The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
Judge Dudley, one Of the 81.

ii Judge Dudley, one Of the y
tiring workers on the board: &&t tfads,
has been constructing a lar21 hotel,
or boarding house rather, over near the
the depot, which is nearly completed
and will be ready for occupancy about
the middle of May. 1t is large and
roomy structure and will be a conven-
lent stopping place for those whose
business or preference keeps them
close to the depot.
The Black Hills Association of Con-
gregstional churches aud ministers
will be held at Speartish, Wednesday
and Thursday, May 6 and z. The
opening address Wednesday evening
on 1.-THE Burning Of the Books" will
be delivered by Rev. Alexis Mcdonnell
Of Oeadwood. Thursday morning Rev.
e. E. Frame, of Hot Springs, will read
a paper on the "lntroduction to tl.e
Gospel by st john" Each church in
the association is entitled to two
delegates.
Everyone who has had any telegraph
ing to do since the Fec NV. railway
was completed to Hot Springs is some
what acquainted with w. j. Winston
and they will he sorry to learn that he
has severed his connection with the
road. Mr.. Winston resigned his posi-
ticn yesterday morning. During his
term of office in this city he Las. won
for himself very many friends. his
strict attention to business and the
courteous and gentlcmanlv manner
towards all are the best recommoda.
jtinns IL young man can have. Mr.
Winston will remain In the Springs
for Sometime at lesst.
The SrAn clips the following from
the Rapid City Journal and makes the
suggestion that the business men Of
iiol Springs read aud consider. 1t is
pertiently applicable to all newspaper
towns.-''Tliose who have read this
paper during the years it has been
published in Rapid City will agree
with it in the statement that it has
never been inclined to elbow its own
horn" 1t does not publish the above
editorial item from the Sioux CITY
Journal at the present time in spirit
of self.glorification, but merely to
!, emphasize an assertion that it has
often made, to the effect that home
papers are doing and are capable OF
doing Far more for Rapid City than
can be done by any other method OF
advertising. The numerous letters OF
inquiry received here ard the writing
of which is prompted by facts about
the country published in the local
: press, indicate the truth of the asscr.
ton. The money Rapid City may
exrend in advertising should be given
: to the local press. Much money has
, been wasted in paid write-ups
; in outside publications which If prop
J erly used to give wide circulation ia
and in material improvement OF the
home papers. would have been of past
: benefit to Rapid City and the Back
Hills. The Sioux City Journal and all
, live papers appreciate the value of the
work which the papers of a town may
; do for a town.
. From Thursday's Daily.
81
| G. L. Jensen In down from Rapid
| Tuesday evening.
5000 Rolls of Wall paper in the la
. test patterns at Martyrs.
One third your life is spent in bed.
Fine hair mattresses at Martyrs.
The civ council will meet in reg.
ular session next Monday evening.
l.. y. Brooks, county superintend
emf of schools was IA the city yesterday.
Strangers and everyone else, if they
want a good square meal. should so tc
j. the kenetick.
jess Wolfe, night clerk at the Hotel
Gillespie, made a flying trip to ths
b. g. NJ. yesterday.
. Deputy sheriff Skinner went over to
Buffalo Gap yesterday evening and re,
e turned this morning.
) The county commissioners NEE
Friday May list and will at this ses,
sion locate the site for the court house
One of the neatest and most pepu.
! lar restaurants in the Hills is that oil
) Mrs. j.. A. Kenefick on Chicago avenue
Father Gavin, of Hill City, will
: celebrate mass at the school honse mex
> Sunday morning, May 8, at 1870
) o'clock.
. Mrs. @. Rivers is prepared to de
. dress making and plain sewing. She
, can be found in Fargo & Prentice
. addition. w-2t.
Call and see the ''Improved Process
= . gasoline stove. Positively odorless ane
!, smokeless. The best in the market
At Brayton's.
w. E. Benedict has been elected Il
. fill the vacancy in the school boart
occasioned by the resignation Of DR.
. A. s. Stewart.
Will Warren has opened his ic'
cream parlors, next door north of tn,
shoe store, and has a nice assorimen,
. Of confectionery.
d. K. Snively and NJ. Flanagan ar
going to the Big Horn mountains ON
. prospecting tour and will be gon,
v some two months.
Abe Boland, q prominent citizen o,
Rapid City, who has invested consid
erably in Hot Springs real estate,
4 in tho oifv IN cnon1 q FAR Ior,