The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-27
HOT SPRINGS STAR,
BENEDICT & HANFoRD,
PRopR1Erons.
N%E1GIlBoRHooD i
From Fridays Daily.

covering the ground to a depth of 6
couple of inches.
Charley Roe's little II is somewhat
letter today, but Mrs. bingham is not
improving at all.
Conductor Finnegan and Jas. O'Hal-
oran, a railroad man from the main
line, are dong the city today.
H. H. Chappel. of Pierce, Neb., who
is known all through the Hills, is stop
ping at the Hot Springs House.
The Minnekahta stage now goes out
on runners. Very good sleighing is
reported between here and the Flats.
DIR. Francis Kyle, a sister of Senator
elect Kyle, practices medicine at Sioux
Falls. She is a graduate Of Ann Arbor.
Engineer Flanders is taking a lay
off for a few days and Ed. Bales, from
the main line is running III his stead.
The EIklorn brought in fivs car
loads of freight today, among which
was a car or coal Cor The Soldiers
Home.
w. N. Lulwlg, who has been con.
fined to his bed at the Avenue House.
with al attack Of fever, is improving.
and is able to be up.
The water in w. I. Colycrt's we'll.
back Of his cottages on Minnekahta
avenue, is reported by city engineer
Scott, to he about as high as the Second
loov Of the Sanitarium.
1t nov remains to lie seen whether
certain old line, ring politicians Of
this state, will have sense enough tc
take a tumble to themselves before
they are totally annihilatcd.
Ex-Goy. Foster, who is mentioned as
a probable successor to Secretary Win.
dom, has been called to New York b,
a telegram from President Harrison, IS,
says a special to the Sioux City Jour.
nal.
Maurice Melbourne, the rustling ed
itor of the Dudley Reporter, who ha,
been i'll the city for a few days, re
turned today to his post of duty. Mrs
Melbourne. who is taking medica
treatment here, will remain for a time
The new church organ recently pur
lclised by the Ladies Aid Society ha
been placed in the church and is an ex
cecdinely fine toned instrument. Th,
Presbyterian Ladies are to be congrat
ulatcd on their excellent taste in max
ing suci. a fine selection.
Mr.. g. A. Springer. of Chicago, own
err Of the Buchanan ranch at the hea.
of Hot Brook, arrived in the city thi
morning. accompanied by his daughte
Helen. MIR. Springer will remain il
this section about Il week looking afte
his large property interests in an,
abous Hot Springs. He made the SrAl
office a pleasant call this morning.
Attorney Wilson, of the board Of Ill
%rectors of the Worlds Fair, has pre-
pared a contract to be signed in he
gard to the employment Of labor OIL
the Worlds FAIR buildings. 1t recog
nizes the eight-hour day, but makes n,
reference to union or non-union men
except TO prohibit the employment o
alien labor. The union question will
be settled at the next meeting OF til
directory. In the meantime work liza
not been resumed in jackson Park
SioMr City Journal.
From Saturdays Daily
Chas. Dowd, of Deadwood, is in til,
city today.
Rev. DAVID F. Williams, of Ha
n Creek, is in the city today.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck
Proprietor.
A good cook, good walters and clos
attention given to customers at tn,
Kenctick restaurant.
Frank L. Black, of Fall River couu
ty has made a homestead entry ut til
Rapid City land Office.
Chas. Conger,a prominent citizen o
Buffalo Gap. spent YESTERDAY in til
city with our county treasurer Bradley
+. N. Nroman, Dudley's eompeten
attorney, was over to the county capi
]. tai yesterday transacting legal busi
ness.
Miss Nina Druse who conducts til
Fashion Emporium of Hot Spring.
goes cast tomorrow evening on a bus;
ness and pleasure trip.
Rev. S. Andrews, pastor Of the Pre-.
byterian church at this place, went
Hill City via the n.& NJ. this mornin.
and will preach there tomorrow.
Will Taylor wears a happy smil
y this morning all on account Of a thre
and one-half pound baby that made Il
appearance at his residence at an earl