The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-04

The north end Of this town has so far
had every bridge that has been built
inside the corporation since the city was
organized and still the Herald is kick
ing about bridges. The fact is that
already the city council has given that
end more than it is entitled, to and it
is about time to let up.
Roht. McNair, the popular hard
ware man, of the firm of Van Voor-
his 6 McNair, is of to Nebraska
on a much needed vacation. Tony
Wolf is in charge Of the store while
Mac is away. Tony gracefully caters
to the wants of tee customers just as
though he was an old hand at the
business.
The SrAn job rooms are in receipt Of
an elegant book of sample wedding and
ball stationery. The designs it con
tains are beautiful and of the latest
styles. We can therefore supply the
very best Of design and newest styles.
If your wants include anything of this
character come in and see our line of
samples.
Other character parts thln those we
have alluded to are well sustained, and
the %cllourses are simply immense. Miss
Alma Lampert presides at the piano
with ability. The costumes will he
taking and all promises to be marked
success. Secure your seats early and
avoid the rush. Remember the date, to
night, Friday, December ith.
The STAR rises to INQUIRE why States
Attorney Wilson las NOT moved the
Court to set aside the judgments re-
Gently got by default against this
County until the equities in tho case
can lie heard? Mr.. Wilson claims he
knew nothing OF tho matter which we
are willing to accept as true. But now
it is his duty to open it up to judicial
investigation.
just as we are locking mp The forms
q deal was contaminated that will be of
material interest to Hot Springs
Messrs 9. G. Fargo and j. b. Dickoycl
will embark in the manufacture and
shipment Of mica product to such an
extent that fifteen or twenty men
will be given employment. Next week
we will give our readers full details as
to the enterprise.
At meeting OF the official Board
of the NJ. z. Church, Rev.Smlth'sreasor
for desiring a change Of location was
presented it being that on account OF
Mrs. Smiths poor health, caused by the
high attitude. The reason was on
motion approved with regrets as Rev
Smith has done such good work fo,
the church here. MIR. Smith nov
awaits the permission of the bislsp fox
removal when he will leave us.
The Ellshorn railroad is preparing
itself for any emergencies that may
arise during the winter months by
building snow fences along the cut:
beteen Deadwood and wildwood
At the latter point coaches will be kept
the number beng added 10 By Il frs
class chair cal. Tine company will thu:
he enabled 10 sena Out their regular
trains, should The incoming be DELAYED
from any cause.
} The people of Aberdeen are quito
enthusiastic over the establishment o!
a beet sugar factory in that city
A delegation of business men liavs
returned from a visit to the Norfolk
Factory where they were courteousl5
received, and they came back full OF
enthusiasm over the new project fol
their own city. Do the people of Hot
Springs and Fall rivor county enter.
tain any idea of pushing tins question
to the front in this section Of country:
liz SO 10Y is a good time to act.
a pleasant card party was given OF
, Friday night at G. Lancaster's. who
clerks IN Elsey's Bee Hive, IN honor O!
Miss Carrie Cook, who departed OF
last Saturday nights passenger for lie,
home in David City, Nebr. Mis-.
Cook has been visiting with Mr.. Ian.
caster for the past two months, and OF
the v of her departure, her friend;
met together and constituted ,hs
the pleasant party noted above. Re
freshments were served at Il reason.
able hour, and a pleasant time wa:
spent by all.
The regular quarterly meeting of tho
officials of the NJ. u. church wa
held Saturday afternoon and the re.
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