The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-25
From wednesday, Daily

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Born-Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Wells, q
daughter, Sept. %.
Inquire at G. d. Bailey's for flour
and prices on feed.
DIR. Shinnick returned last evening
from his eastern trip.
A.. G. Newton, Of Storm Lake, Iowa,
is a visitor to this famous resort.
w. D. Jones has moved into one Of
DR.. Stewart houses on College fat.
Mrs. VIM. Shannon, Of Hay Springs,
Neb., is a guest at the Ferguson
House.
Several barrels Of water will be
shipped to Sioux city to be put on ex-
h,bition.
Col. W. II. Parker, Of Deadwood,
was registered at the Minnekahta Ho-
tel last evening.
The average output from The Dead.
wood colonization works is 81 500 gold
every "a hours.
Buy your tickets for Saturday even
ming. %Parquette, IS; balcony, IS;
dress circle, 50; gallery, 25.
MCGOWAN has bought out McCarty's
entire stock and will be glad to have
his customers call and get prices.
J. W. Hutchinson, and wife and
John W. Garven, all Of Mendoza, Ill.,,
are rusticating for a few days in the
city.
A. Wagner, Of Chicago, a brother
of Mrs. 3. G. Dickover, Of this city, is
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Of Sioux City,
who have been spending the summer
here, returned to their homo this
week.
Geo. F. Schneider, assistant cashier
of the Pennington County Bank, at
RAPID City, came in on last evenings
train.
Tickets for the minstrel entertain
ment, Saturday evening, will be on
sale at Gilbert & Wilcox's tomorrow
morning.
If you desire to see a good play pro-
duced by a good company don't fail to
be present af the opera house next
monday evening.
The Arcade M,nstrels of Lead City
will give an entertainment in the Hot
Springs Opera House during the Py-
THAN Encampment.
A lecture will be given at the opera
house soon, by Bishop Marty. Par.
ticulars will be given later in regard
to the time and subject Of the lecture.
The 9Th Avenue Theatre Company
have elegant costumes and new seem
cry, and their stage effects are espec-
tally good, Attend and be convinced.
Fl. G. Smith, of Little Sioux, Iowa,
is in the city. He is afflicted with
rheumatism and came here for treat
ment. Rc is stopping at the Catholi-
can.
G. E. Wilson & Co., have an immense
stock of gents furnishing goods, hats,
shoes, etc., and can suit you in every
particular. Call and look over their
stock.
Tickets for my my Partner" Mon
day evening will be on sale at usual
place at 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
1t is a good play and will produced in
first-class shape.
The Cold Brook school will not be-
gin until next Monday, as the school
building IS not ready yet. 1t was ex-
pected to have everything ready SO as
to open school last Monday.
Among the late arrivals from Ne
braska, now in the city are: Mrs.
N. l.. Cronkhite, Mrs. John Hamsher
and son, Of Hastings, Neb., and Mrs
j. H. Burns and children, of McCook.
Judge Thomas has sentenced John
B. Lehman, the murderer Of Constable
Burns, to hang according to law the
4th Of November next. His ATTORNEY
will ask for an examination as to the
victims insanity.
Mrs. G. E. Green, Of Edgar, Ncb.,
has returned to the city for treatment,
She was here about two weeks ago
being treated for rheumatism, but
was obliged to leave before a perlna.
nent cure was effected.
Atty. Cleveland, who was at Rapid
City Monday, said to q Republican re.
porter, that the case Of contempt
against Fall River county's treasurer
will be heard the latter end of the
week before Judge Nowlln.
The Union Pacific and the Elkhorn
roads have under consideration the put.
ting on Of a passenger train between
the Black Hills and Denver via. Chey.
enne. Rapid City people say the Bur.
lineto n is getting all of the travc,
now.
The Fifth Avenue theatre company