The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-28
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From Fridays Daily
PRorR1ETons.

From Fridays Daily.
Money to loan at the STAR Office.
Thomas Curran and wife, of ALI
ance, are attending the Cliautauqua.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. Z. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
For Abstracts of title call on the l..
Fl. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
w. b. Howard and wife, of Lincoln,
are among the visitors to Hot Springs
this season.
NJ. McGregor will soon commence
the erection of two new cottages in the
upper town.
T. G. Carter, Ut the F. e. e. NJ. v.
railway, is spending q few days vaca-
ton in the citv.
Miss NJ. r. Church has come from
Howard, Neb., to rusticate among the
Hills awhile and attend the Chautau-
qua.
The b. g. NJ. railroad company an
nounces a one-fare rate for the round
trip to Hill City on Labor Day. Sep
TENDER /.
Will Leonard and wife, to escape the
sweltering weather of Lincoln, have
come up to enjoy the cool mountain
air of Hot Springs.
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Hansen, of
Fairbury, Neb., have come up to these
mountains to recreate and will abide
with us q week or so.
The two-story building put up by
Father Cassidy is about finished and
will he occupied soon. The lower story
as a store-room and the upper story as
Offices or lodging rooms.
The Black Hills NJ. T.. mission con.
ference will convene in Rapid on
Thursday, Aug. 81, and continue in
session n week. Bishop s. Nj. Merrill
of Chicago, will preside.
The new pump at the Stewart bath
house was started yesterday afternoon
and proved a success. The building
will now be proceeded with according
to tho plans Of tho architect.
Chancellor Han:her announced yes
terday that the receipts Of this assem-
bly, had already been onc third great,
er than those Of last year. This is ell
couraging, but not so great as the pro
gram should call cut.
Mrs. A. ii. Chloupek, who, ON Fri
day last, gave birth to a still-bol,
child, has been lowering between life
and death ever since. At tho presen'
time hopes are entertained of her re
covery, although she is a very sick wo
man.
The attention of the travelling pub
lie is called to the change in the arriva
and departure of the b. & NJ. trains, a
noted in tho time table. The train fol
the east leaves at $40, twenty fiv'
later than heretofore. and for the yes
leaves at Z a. ~, twenty minutes ear
lier.
Prof. Taylor's party from Pierre
consisting Of Mrs. Taylor, Miss Ma.
Bradley, Miss Emily Rogers. Charlie
Strymen and Z. E. Benedict, left thi
morning for home 10y the overlan,
route. They will go by way of Hermo
sa and take a look at the Squaw Creel
mines before beginning their %journe,
across the reservation.
The Rapid City journal very trul,
remarks:-'Ihe name of DIR. A. S
Stewart, of Hot Springs, has beer
prominently mentioned as a candidate
for Congress to fill the seat made va
cant by the death of Hon. John II
Gamble. Outside of Pennington coun
ty man. the doctor would suit a larg'
majority Of the southern Hills"
The Black Hills is a great frui
country. The orchard of Freeman
Lewis, near Rapid City, at the time o
the severe hailstorms this summer, wa
full of small apples, which were beat
en- off the trees by the hailstones
Those trees are now full of blossom
and if the frost will hold OFF Ion,
enough they will bear apples yet.
The Hot Springs DAILY STAR wa
one year old last Saturday, (Aug. Is.
The proprietors started the daily issu
as an advertising program for tn
Chautauqua assembly and continue
Tits publication, charging the pape
several times during its first year G
existence, until it has become one Z
!, Tile Journals most valued exchange
, The DAILY STAR is now on good tinal
cial footing having been a paying We,
ture to its proprietors from the fir
lssue.-RapiM City Journal.
The appointing board, consisting
the county judge, county auditor an
the other two remaining commission
ers, met Thursday for the purpose
appointing a county commissioner Wiz
W.. 2. Phillips, resigned. The first an
and second ballot, W. w. Germor
had two votes, G. d. Bailey n vot
and w. j. Ham one. On the thir
Jacob Lampert received three vote
q which being a majority elected hir
Jacob Lampcrt IS a good man f
county commissioner; but he, as al
other honest man, will be a mere
pher on the board in its present CO..
ditlon.
Mrs. H. NJ. Barker is a member
the board of managers Of the Colui
bia Exposition and she has just i
u ceived notice of q meeting Of the boa,
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