The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-23
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
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and fantastic designs at Marty's.
An elegant line Of wedding station
Fry and fancy programs at tie srAR
oGce.
A barb wire trust has been organ.
lied and the wooden trust has become
ghost.
Extreme simplicity characterized
The inaugural ceremony in Kansas this
year. Simply the oath of office was
ldmistered. M inaugural address
was made and no inaugural ball was
held.
Warren Jenkins, the tonsorial artist,
who has been running q shop at the
Gillespie Hotel, has moved his chairs
TO the rarlw Of Fred Ferry, on the
west side of Chicago avenue, and
consolidated tho the two shops.
JEFF Ask,n has rc.openea his bakery,
will be good news to his old Gus.
toners. AS a baker Jeff stands pre-.
eminent i'll his calling. and the articles
he produces from his oven, nre war
not to give n the dyspepsia.
Jeff will be glad to sec all his cid Gus.
and has as hearty a welcome
for new
The London Times announces that
Sheffield houses engaged in the
y AMERICAN trade r suffering greatly
from the operation Of the new Ameri-
tariff law. Several large firms
contemplating a reduction of
wages. The Rodger firm says they
business has been cnrtailed
since the bill went into effect.
A bill rs pending in the Michigan
prohibiting the issuing Of
railroad passes to members under pen
atty ola fine Of not less 1000 nor more
100000. The law also applies to all
state officers and judges Of courts of
records. IL the pass is accepted, the
recipient IS liable to a like fine OF ono
years imprisonment, at the option of
The court.
The Art Amateur FOR January 1891
is a special number having four color
ed plates besides the eight pages of
black and white supplement-. This
publication Is one Of the finest of its
kind in the world. To art students,
amateur artists and those who enjoy
and delight in beautiful things the Art
in al invaluable companion.
The very many beautiful designs AMI
colored plates can hardly be
excelled in execution. MoSraGrr
MARKS, Publishers, % Union Square,
New York City.
From Saturdays Daily
DR.. w. Z. Adams returned last even.
ing from a trip to Custer.
Len Bostwick and wife, nov resi-.
dents Of Hot Springs, and formerly Of
county, were in Atkinson Tuesday
guests Of Mr.and Mrs. Doolittlc.
son Graphic.
About twenty Of the young people
mostly college students, swooped down
upon Prof. Andrews house last even.
in a surprise party upon John
Tho surprise was complete, but none
the less handsomely were all the guest:
received and entertained, and a jolly
evening was spent by oil present.
A local board Of underwriters was
organized at Hot Springs last evening,
The meeting being held at tho Min.
nekahta Bank. The officers elected
are as follows: s. F.. Wilson, president
+. NJ. Allen. vice presidents. s Loud,
enback. secretary, and H. z. Eaton
treasurer. S. Loudenback, II. z
Eaton, and J w Hamilton were an.
pointed a committee on rates. TIL,
entire town will he rc.ratcd and in.
surance adjusted equitable.
a hcrrible accident occurred neal
Lead City the first Of the week, ty
which three mon lost their lives
Their names were Henry Lewis, Den
uis Simmons ard Joseph llcws. III,
mel were standing around a fire a
which eighteen sticks Of giant powder
we're being thawcd out. For som,
reason or other, the powder ex
ploded. killing two of the men in
stant'y, and manglins the other S,
that he died within half an hour.
Ed. Medary. who left the Spring
about two weeks ago. returned on thi
MORNINGS passenger. He has been a
the seat Of war, Pine Ridge, where h
has been corresponding Tor the Chi
cage Herald. He was also out OF
White river with General Brooke
command, for several days. n,
Medary thinks the trouble is nearly /
an end as the Indians are gradually
though sulkilv, coming in and givinl
up their guns. particularly the rust,
ones.)
A"poyerty partle' was to have bee,