The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-06
N-EIGIlBORHOOD NOTES
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Fsom Tassdays Iaiiy.
Curtain poles, at Martyrs.
E. j. McoRR, REAL EsrA-k.
The Kenefick restaurant is the place
for substantial board.
Horse blankets, collars, pads, whips
and halness at Cloupeks.
Try a sack Of G. D. Bailey's best
dour. It will give satisfaction.
E. N. Fitch, a prominent stockman
Of Dudley, is in the city on business.
Go to tho City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
c. S. Buck, Prop.
There was no eastern mail today and
our foreign news columns are cores
pondingly slim.
j. N. Moore, county auditor, came
over yesterday evening and attended
county court today.
E. D. Judd, cashier Of the Fall River
County Bank, at Oelrichs. is in the city
: tr~ansacting business today.
Do you need letter heads, note
heads or statements? Call and see
our work and set our prices.
Our state legislature ceases to grind
out laws tomorrow, Friday, BY limita-
tion, the sixty days will have expired.
Charles Streator is steadily improv-
ing, his many friends will be glad to
learn, although he is getting weary
lying in bed.
The Fifty first congress expires by
limitation at ncou March 4, aud it Is
hardly probable from the latest Wash
ington news that an extra session will
TIE called.
Prof. White. Of the public school,
was another victim Of the prevailing
indisposition. and was confined TO the
house Yesterday. He is at his post
z however today.
Major Eaton is seriously i'll with a
severe attack Of pneumonia and from
latest accounts is not improving. Mr..
I%Ienton did not experience so severe an
attack and is somewhat better.
The county court is IN session today
but no business of Importance could
be transacted on account Of the non
arrival of the jurymen. The snow has
SO blockaded the roads that no tram
has arrived and it is impossible almost
to drive in from the outlying townships
by team.
About 2 o'clock last evening an al
arm Of fire was sounded, and the resi-
dents Of south Chicago avenue were
called ont to quench a small blaze, or.
iginating from a defective aue in the
cottage Of Andrew johnson. No ma.
terial damage was done and the excite.
ment soon subsidized.
In the report Of the proceedings
Of the citizens meeting published in
the STAR Of Monday evening, the name
Of j. L. Burke appeared as a membe,
ct the committee on membership in
place Of G. N. Wilcox. There was, al
so,. an error in the name Of Mr.. Clark
it should have been Harry instead Of
John. The STAR acknowledges the
errors and hastens to make correction
Hon. H. A. Austin, Representative.
from Clay county died at Pierre OF
Friday last Of pneumonia, after a sick
ness Of only a few days. Mr.. Austir
will DO remembered by our citizens a
he has had several government survey
ing contracts in this county. He ha
also in company with Mrs. Austi,
spent considerable time at the Springs
Last year they built a house in this cit,
and had expected to spend portion o
each year ct this place. Mr.. Austil
wa q man universally respected and o
lrrepr0achable character.
! The STAR regrets to announce tn
, illness OF Quartermaster Demorest, .
the Soldiers Home. The followin,
from the Watertown news is an ex
tract from . letter Of Capt. Lucas t
Commissioner o. E. Dewey, and will b
sad news to the many friends Of th
popular OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dem
crest is very poorly, and I do not thin
he will ever be hotter. II is hear
trouble. His stubborn iron will /
keeping him up, but he is failing.
am doing all l can and he will let u
do for him. The surgeon Gays he
liable to drop down at any time. H
may rally and get about again, a "
hope. but his age is against him in thi
contest