The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-26
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT & HANFORD.
PRopRlETOns.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
PRopRlETons.

From Fridays: Daily
Blank bills Of sale at this Office.
Summer suits at G. E. Wilson & Cos
Bronze goods Of all kinds at Var
Voorhis & McNair's.
Similia similibus curantur, the bait
Of the fish liar cures snake bites.
Picture moulding-an elegant line
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs,
Go to the City Hotel for good mea
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
Fall River county maps for sale b,
L. H. Bostwick abstract company u
so cents each.
The sidewalk is being laid on th,
east side OF Lincoln avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh street.
Write w. r. Stannard & Bro, Rapit
City, S. d., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments OF
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d. O'Leary. the proprietor Of the new
hotel at Cascade, was in the city yes
terday and made the STAR office 6
pleasant call,
Marion Fort, who has been engaged
at the Minnekahta bath house for some
time, has accepted q position as clerl
in Fargo & Sons store.
Judge Frank r. Aiken, Of Siou,
Falls, opened a term Of court for the
Seventh Judicial district at Rapid City
in place of Judge Nowlin, who is toe
sick to SIT on the bench.
A large party Of Hot Springs emi
nent citizens left this morning fol-
Rapid city to attend court. The hear
ing Of the injunction case in the hotel
cases will be argued before Judge Now
lin today.
Prom ssturdsy's Daily.
Fred Helm, Of Buffalo Gap, is owe,
doing the city through the rain and
mud.
Col. Laird, one OF the trustees OF
the Soldiers Home returned to biz
home Thursday evening.
H. D. Perkins, the Buffalo Gar
jeweler, came over yesterday to com
plete his extensive iewclry store in tht
building on the corner OF River and
Minnekahta avenues.
v. L. Wilson, agent of the American
Book company, has been spending 6
few days in the city and will make {
trip through tho Upper Hills in tn.
interest OF his house.
Hon. A. d. Chase, Of Watertown
has resigned as o member Of the Soutf
Dakota board of railway commissioner.
Frank P. Phillips, also Of Watertown
is his successor, and has taken the oatt
OF Office and entered upon his duties
All that the great desert wastes ol
the far west need to male them bios.
som as the rose is water. That will be
found and applied. The most lovely
spots now upon the globe few year.
ago only supported cactus and sag.
brush.
This particular portion Of the mundan.
sphere has been visited BY a long con
tinuous rain and the ground is thor
oughly soaked. At Spearfsh, fou,
inches Of rain fall is reported anc
nearly, il not quite as much has falle1
here during the past week.
Injunctions were served yesterda,
afternoon on the following-named
saloons: Frank Frush, Little & Hand
A. d. Fields, w. H. Morton and j. w,
Butler. The city is dry again, ant
the thirsty mortals will have to hum
around for their morning nip, and il
all probability will not find it.
Will Gibson, who had severe at
tack Of pneumonia last fell and went
to his home at Oakdale. Neb,, has Al
last succombed to the inevitable anc
quietly passed away. Will will be re-
membered by all who knew him, as ar
amiable, courteous, ,sociable young man
HIS friends are numbered by hundred.
in Hot Springs and they will be sin
cerelY sorry to hear of his death.
Thursday was beautiful sunshiny
day and tho hoboes loaded themselve
full Of tarantula juice, the result o,
which was that four Of them wer,
marshalled before Police Judge Bene
dict yesterday morning and fined &C
cording to their deserts. Henry ant
Richard Kane, Tom MeGowan ant
Nicholas Kill responded to their name
and will be compelled to shell out som,
Of their hard earned shekels.
The Hot spfings' delegation tha
went to the Soldiers and Sailors re
union at Lead, consisting Of DIR. Stew
art and wife, w. P. Phillips and wife
Capt. w. V. Lucas, DR.. G. q Shinnicl
and others, returned last evening an,
report that the next reunion will b.
held in Hot Springs. They are en-
thusiastlc over the reunion at Lea,
and speak in glowing terms Of the hos
pitality Of the people at the CITY o
mills.
Charlie Styled, the Chicago avenu,
restaurant man, took his amiable wifi,
and with steady team and com
fortably filled wagon, started on a tou,
overland up towards Hermosa, and th'
silver mining conntty. Thursday wa
9 fair day to start, but the night wa
filled with rain, all day yesterday tn
clouds poured forth water in continu
ous profusion and it is probable tha
the overland travellers are experienc
ing a rather wet time.