The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-03

This section OF the country was
again visited this afternoon by a very
generous fall Of snow. The clouds ere
low and lowering and . heavy fall il
anticipated.
9. E. Wilson, onr efficient county at
torney, returned this morning from
Madison, where he has been attending
q meeting Of the board Of trustees Of
that institution.
Native and eastern lumber. lath.
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
Of building material, at the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north Of
Ainnekahta Block.
A bran new cottage has been built
on Lincoln avenue between Fifth and
Sixth streets during the past week. We
have not learned the name Of the
enterprising citizen.
Attorney Appelget has gone back to
Nebraska 10 try some cases before the
circuit court Of that state. It is reported
here that he has inst carried to a sue
cessful issue a case involving some
$500.
Mike Dee, representing the Omaha
Bee, is taking in the city and searching
the country round about for wild and
savage Indi ms upon which TO con-
struct a blood curdling narrative for
that paper.
A. S. Fielding, the rustling real
estate agent and Mr.. Clark, the popular
clerk at Z. d. Ba,ley's grocery, are
making plans to erect a store building
on Eighth street near where the Petty
log house stands.
J. ID. Mcdonald, manager Of the
famous Wind Cave, some ten miles
north of Hot Springs, is in the city and
reports great progress being made
in the arrangements and accommoda-
tions for the summer season.
Justice is swift and sure in Judge
Kanabies court, as was exempl,fied in
the hat case this afternoon. In fact
the case was pnt through with such
celebrity that the reporter was unable
to keep up with the procession and this
accounts for the lack of detail.
Postmaster Chambers, Of Cascade
was in town today on business. 1t is
rumored that he wall turn the rost office
over to his successor about April 1. Mr.
Chambers has the contract for deliver.
ing two hundred perches Of stone, this
looks as though there was quite a build.
ing boom in the early spring for OIL,
sister Cascade.
The carpenters, after being delayed
bv various causes, began work this
morning fixing up the STAR building
and if the present snow storm does not
interfere, the STAR will be in ITS new
quarters early next week and able tc
turn work out fast and neat, in til.
sho.testpossible time.
Geo. H. Miller. the late constable
and all around jolly good fellow from
Dudley. arrived i'll the city this morn
ing and brought good tidings from
that interesting village. MIR. and Mrs
Truman are reported to be mucl
better and friend will be glad to hcae
that both will ultimately regain thei,
usual good health.
Last Monday Will Brightman pur.
chased a car load Of nice fat beef cat.
tie of Ed Stenger, paying in the neigh.
borhood of 500 for them. These are
probably the finest lot of beef cattle
in the country, and will be shipped IL
Hot Springs at once,, where they will
likely soon be disposed Of in the mar
ket which MIR. Brightman assumes con,
troll of the LIST of Apr:l.-Hermosd
Pilot.
Any one taking a look at our city
must be impressed with the fact that
it is positively necessary for some
thing to be done in the way Of a gener.
al cleaning up. Our streets and alleys
are in a shameful condition and the
city authorities should at once put in
force the ordinances relating to streets
and alleys. To make a neat clearly APP
pearance is just as necessary to pros
perity as the erection Of fine buildings
From Mondays Daily.
Elegant dishes and polite service al
the Kenefck Restaurant.
D.. L. Drake, right of way man Of
the b. & NJ. was in town today.
Dispatches from Chadron report snow
falling fast in that section today.
Frank Evans Is expected to arrive
on tomorrow mornings passenger.
W. W. Root has received an invoice
of skeletons and is giving the boys a
surprise.
Alex Helming has returned from