The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-29

From Sundays Daily.
Straw hats, Elsey's Beehive.
Picture frames made by Marty.
The cupola of E. Elsey's new man
sion is mounting skyward.
A car load Of m,llet just received at
Denman's Office near the depot.
w. r. Castle, has built summer
kitchen in the rear of bis residence.
HI. Morris, the lumber merchant of
Oelrichs, spent Friday in the county
seat.
The new Presbyterian church is en-
closed and rooted. and the inside work
progressing.
Messrs Pool & Pierce have put a sub
fence around their lot on
Jennings avenue.
Frank Long, the liveryman Of Oel-
richs, came up yesterday morning to
spend the day in the city.
s. d. Cock retu: ned Friday evening
from the Upper Hills where he has
been spending few days.
The carpenter work on Norman
Atcbison's house in Peirce addition is
fast approaching completion.
The foundation for the new cottage
on the hillside near the plunge bath
is being laid. Frank Evans is build
ing the cottage.
w. c. Galloway, an extensive stock
and grain dealer, of Neigh, Neb., ar
rived this morning and will remain
some days in the Hills.
John F. Sidcy returned Friday from
the Bad Lands where he has been COL
lecting specimens. He brought back
some genuine curosities.
Joseph L. Ward, William n. Rim
mer and Il. N. Fitch, all of Dudley,
made homestead entries at the Rapid
City land Office last Thursday.
j. w. Hardin, H. l.. J.oucks and
Fred Zipp nave been appointed on
the National committee of the third
party to represent South Dakota.
President Walton, of Hot Springs
Epworth League, goes to Rapid City
June 2, to attend the convention which
is to be held in that city at that time.
Native and eastern lumber, lath
shingles, stucco, cement, and all kinds
of building material, at the yard of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
Minnekahta Block.
Chicago avenue is being improved
between 9th aud 9TH streets to the en-
tent of having the cutters cleaned out
This example should be followed by
business men all over Il, city,.
The grand lodge knights Of Pythias
meets in Madison, June 2. 1891. The
lodge of that city are making great
preparations to give the delegates a
grand reception and entertainment
The foundation is now complete and
the carpenters commenced yesterday
on the superstructure of the siou,
City club house. This elegant struct
ure is to be built Sioux Cityans for a
summer residence.
l.. d. Brooke, county superintendent
Of schools stopped over in Hot Springs
Saturday while on his way home from
the southwestern part of the county
| where he has been looking after thu
schools and school houses.
The uniformed Knights Of Pythia:
of the various lodges ct the Rlacs
Hills are contemplating the matter o.
holding all encampinont, at some poin
i'll the Hills, not yet determined. a
which there will be competitive priz,
drill.
w. p. Phillips, our county commits
sioner from this district, ard one q
our most prominent real estate men
as we'll as capitalists. is having new
sidewalk laid along the 9TH street sid
Of his lot on the corner of Lincoln ave
nue..
A. X. Mills, of Cheyenne eiver, wa.
in the city Friday, an reports crops i,
that section as showing better than a
any time during the past SIX years
Mr.. Mills is one of the most prominen
farmers in that section, and know
whereof he speaks.
The post master general has author
lied the establishment of complete
mail service with the territory o
Alaska, which will be inauguratet
July j. The contract has been award
ed to the North American Commercial
Company of San Francisco.
From Capt. Lucas the STAR learn
with regret that Major Demorest, quar-
ter-master of the Home, is not regain
ing his health as fast as it was hope,
he wonld, when he went to his hom
at Watertown. This will be sad new
to his many friends in Hot Springs.
The citizens of Lead very much re
gret the loss of Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Roberts who left yesterday for Ho
Springs to permanently reside Th
social world of Hot Springs will fine
in this PAIR worthy citizens ane
valuable neighbors. City Ttibu,,
1t is reported that our people VIII,
owned large block of Hot Spring
dirt have recently made a sale whicl
made them good money. Mr.. Gushurs
was the heaviest owner of real estat
| in that fow,, on1 onneeoron%l,, n NV; .,