The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-13
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
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From rriaay,s Daily

From Fsiday's Daily,
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at the srAR
office.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable bsds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mrs. WIN. Martin has been quite i'll
for the past few days and is confined
to her room.
Rev. H. b. Smith moved, yesterday,
into the house owned by Miss Morris,
four doors south Of the college.
Us. Jones has been quite ill with
pneumonia at the Avenue House for
the past week is improving and in q
fair way Of recovering.
A. w. Smith, architect, who spent
last summer in the city, has arrived
from London, England. and will re.
main during the summer.
"Red' Raymond, who drives the
Minnekahta stage is laying Of on &C.
count Of indisposition and bad weather
He will resume his run as soon as the
weather permits.
County Treasurer Bradley and Clerl
Of the Courts Judkins moved into thei,
their new quarters today. They now
occupy the room made vacant by til,
register of deeds.
The special car carrying The part,
OF eminent railroad men that has bee.
side tracked here for the past few day
while the party enjoyed the ho,pitali
ties OF Hot Springs, left this mornin,
for Denver.
The following named citizens Of Fal
River county made declaratory state
ments before the U. S. land Office da,
before yesterday: Miss Grace Moore
George Moore and George Harvey. al
residents Of Burton Township.
@. r. Cushman, an experienced arch
itect from Omaha, has located an ofic
with Chambers Kellar and intends t
remain with us. Persons contempla
ting putting up buildings in the cit,
will do we'll to call on MI. Cushmal
and examine his plans.
Yesterday the Elkhorn freigh
brought in a car load Of live hogs 70
r. w. Sham, that are fine porker:
For some reason or other the supply o
pork IN this region became entirely ex
hausted and Mr.. Sham was compelle
to 90 east to purchase this lot TO suppl
the market.
j. w. Jones, of the Minnekaht
Herald, has published a "Gulde of Flo
Springs that displays excellent work
manshlp, and fills a long felt wan,
Thepamphlet is neatly and printed con
talns much information that is for tn
benefit Of Hot Springs. The STAR ac
knowleges the RECEIPT Of a compli
mentary copy.
Charlie Streator was yesterday re
moved to the Soldiers Home, as it LA
been decided by the attending phys
clans that his leg would have to be am
pntated. The contusions produced b
being run over by the loaded WACO
proved to be more serious than was a
first supposed. The blood vessels wer
rupturcd and lacerated so that il. wa
impossible to contine the blood in tn
arteries and veins. This will he a ga
blow to genial, happy, old Charlie an
his many friends will be sorry to hea
that he has suffered so severely.
While Edmund Petty was drivin
down College hill this noon, with hi
fine black team, hitched to a bob-sle
the horses became fractions and bega
kicking until one of them got himsel
over the wagon tongue and by som
means broke his leg about the knee
! the bones %protruding through the Skin
The team was unhitched and the di.
abled horse shot to end his suffering
This accident breaks Mr.. Petty's valr
: able span Of blacks and entails quite
pecuniary loss. 1t was one of the fines
teams in the Hills and was highly va.
ued by Mr.. Petty.
James HALEY, vice president Of tn
. Minnekahta Bank, who has been tran!
d acting the business of the bank durin
the illness of Major Eaton, will leay
this evening or tomorrow for Rapi
City to attend his duties as cashier q
the First National Bank of that cit,
H. ID. Clark, manager Of til
real estate department Of the He
Springs Co., is being initiated into til
mysteries of finance and will remain j
the bank during the illness of Maio
Eaton, whom, VIZ are glad to learn,
fast improving. Mr.. Clark is we
known to our business men and is full
competent to act in his present positio,
Messrs l.. E. Wilson and S. B.Thoml