The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-30
From Monday. Daily.
The strike on the Chicago and Fri
road is ended.

The Pierre Journal comes out with
3 sixteen page weekly.
DIR. W. H. Stanley returned this
morning from Pierre.
Rev. H. c. Mckee is in the city. He
occupied the NJ. E. pulpit last ever
ing.
Mrs. DR.. Briggs returned Friday
morning, from her visit to Water.
town.
Sheriff Clifford is wearing a stiff
neck these days, for a change. Cause
a severe cold.
Rev. Shambaugh is now pastor Of
the Methodist churches at Buffalo GAP
and Oelrichs.
Jimmie Stanley invited a few Of his
friends in fer an evening party Satur-
day evening.
The justice mill has been grinding
quite steadily Of late. A pig. case
was the latest.
Prince Baudoine, nephew Of King
Leopold, and heir to the throne of
Belgium is dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanley are tax.
ing a trip to Denver, Salt Lake City
Utah and Boise City Idaho, at which
latter place, they will visit friends.
The BIG NJ. road has reached Dead.
wood, but trains will not be put on
till next week. The first regular pas.
senger train will be run next Sunday.
A party of seventeen took the bus
Tor Wind Cave yesterday. Their big
load succeeded in breaking the big
springs, and altogether they had q big
time.
Bartlett Richard, one of Chad.
ron's prominent bankers, who has been
stopping at the Hotel M~innekahta the
past week, returned yesterday morn.
ing.
1t seems to be an opinion in the east
that an era of better prices for farm
products will he entered. This will
not he unwelcome news to the farming
community.
The Howard Press says that Thos.
Coghlan, who has once visited Hot
Springs and received benefit there
from is contemplating a return for
further treatment.
Mr.. j. w. Adamson has joined tie
throng and is now numbered among
Hot Springs residents. He is o.
cuping the s. E. Wilson cottage on
Minnckahta addition.
Ground will be broken tomorrow
for the first building on the Worlds
Columbian Exhibition grounds. II
will he a temporary building for the
use of the construction bureau.
The Chippewa Indians on the Red
Lake reser vation in Minnesota are
reported to be dancing and threatening
the settlers. Considerable alarm has
been occasioned, and the militia are
in readiness to move at once upon
notice.
Rev. E. j. Nugent preached las,
evening at the Presbyterian services
Meetings will be held every afternoon
and evening this week. Afternoon
service at 2:30. Song service at 1880
followed by preaching. All having
Gospel Hymns are requested to bring
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Warner, thei,
son Fred and daughter, Fannie came
down on Saturday evenings passenge,
from Deadwood. Mr.. Warner is the
able editor Of the Black Hills Times, Of
that place. He returns tomorrow. The
family will remain until Sunday
when he will return here for them.
Mr.. Peter Folsom and son Elmer
landscape and Typographical engineers
are laying off a town site at the cele
brated Cascade mineral springs. The
gentlemen are from Bloomington, III.
and have a wide reputation for worl
in their line, and, fitted by nature as !,
is, will make this n of the most beau
tiful town sites in the country.
E.. Moore has sold lot 10, block 5
of Minnekahta addition to..Mr. John H
Durant, who is stopping at the Spring.
for a few weeks Of rest ana recreation
Mr.. Durant is a musician of note-a
cornetist and viollnist. He has spent
considerable time at Hot Springs, Ar.
kansas, and gives it as his opinion that
Hot Springs, South Dakota, will push
far ahead Of the other famous resort.
So mote it be.
It is reported that B. p. Hutchinson,
commonly known as "Old Hutch" the
boldest Spectator the Chicago Board
Of Trade has over known, has retired
from this business. Twenty years ago
he was reported to be worth $2O,OOO,-
600. He has been gradually running
down until now his assets will show