The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
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be put in place in a couple of weeks.
He has just built himself a shop North
OF Gilbert e. Wilcox's drug store. and
is prepared to do all kinds Of work
in his line.
Ralph E. Skinner, one of the alacra.
tive clerks of Fargo & Sons, rather SUR
prised the natives, yesterday, when it
was announced that he was appointed
deputy sheriff. Ralph is perfectly
competent and reliable. The appoint-
ing power is to lie congratulated on
making so good a section.
F. r. Williams, Of the Rapid City
Republican, vas rushing around Hot
Springs, yesterday, in the interests Of
his paper. AS a general thing our
people believe in supporting their own
home papers. Thirtv.six hours behind
their home paper is not news for Hot
Springers. News is what we want,
early and late, but give us ne US, crisp
and fresh.
Jos. B. Gossage, the rural editor of
Rapid City Journal, was approached
by a IMAM from the east" yesterday
morning and very politely told that
the aforesaid man was hungry; Jos
B. %innocently remarked that he was
not keeping a hotel; was not a pilgrim,
and by no means a tenderfoot. But
the idea Of taking a Rapid City editor
for "a man from the east"
A. W. Odell arrived Saturday from
the east where he has been in the in
terest of the Sandstone quarry CON.
pany. MIR. Odcll has been successful
in organizing and eenlpting a first.
class company. and the quarry
at Sandstone will now br
developed to thei. full extent. Several
thousand dollars will Ls expended in
their development and stone will be-
supplied as fast as men and money
can accomplish it.
The building of a school house up
Cold Brook is a question that is agitat-
ing the people of the third ward. The
STAR is not prepared to commit itself
to either the theory Of ward school
houses or that of a central school
house. While u school facilities are
altogether inadequate for the accom-
mediation of the number Of children
now in the city. Preparation must be
made for the almost daily increase of
children of school age.
Quite a party of Deadwood people
spent Sunday at the Springs. OF the
party the Pioneer speaks as follows;
--"The party consisted of Col. Tom
Faught, who goes to look over the
Soldiers Home, with a view to purchas.
ing it from the state; b. p. Daugue,
who left because he wanted vacation.
r. H. Driscol, who takes a vacation
because he has a deputy, whom he
knows will do the work Of the clerks
Office; Sol Star, who stated that the
Object of his visit was to see and talk
with Phoebe Couzins: w. A. Remer,
who seeks the sanitarium in hopes Of
finding a fountain of perpetual youth
Fl. 3. Young. who went along to see
that the boys behaved themselves
Judge Bennett, who accompanied
Young to see that he behaved; and
Judge Hall, who lent an air Of dignity
to an otherwise pretty tough crowd,
The tonrists hope to return Monday
morning.
From Wcs!n.saxy's Daily
The celebrated Siberia Refrigcra.
tors, for sale at VanVvorhls e. Nc
Nair's.
The reunion Of the Black Hills q.
A. II. will be held at Lead City June
IL and Is.
Far Abstracts ofsi,le call on the I.
Ii. Bostwick Abstract 20. Office over
State Bank.
That hacking cough can he quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by Root.
HIN. sproul has taken ch arge Of the
telegraph Office at the Elkhorn depot,
in the place of w. }. Winston, resign.
ed.
Maurice Melburne, of the dudley
Reporter, has been spending a day OF
two in the city and left last evening
for OelricEs,
You may need a new harness, either
single or double. A Fl Cloupek has
some in stock, or car build something
that will snit you.
fl. A. GODDARD & Co. are LAYING ou,
and plating the sixty acres adjoining
Springdale addition, and will put it on
the market in a few days.
q. D. Bailey has moved his old store
building from Odell and put 1t or
the lot adjoining his present grocery
house. He is not using it and will
probably rent it. 1t is a good stand
Judge G. G. Bennett, the first judy.
who held a regular term of court in tn.
Black Hills, returned to his Deadwooc
home yesterday morning, after enjoy
ing the hospi' alities Of Hot Spring.
for a few days.
That genial good fellow called Ber
Brown, of Chicago, happened in on The
Springs people Sunday morning. H,
is one Of the we'll known men Of til,
Hills, and was cordially welcomed by
the merchants Hot Springs.
The father Of our druggist w. W
Root arrived Monday morning from
Nebraska and will make an extended
visit to his son. DR.. A. d. Root is vel
known to the medical fraternity ani
stands high in the estimation Of hi
brethren.