The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
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the city yesterday.
Go to the City Hotel FOR good meals
and comfortable beds Z. S. Buck
Proprietor.
Mrs. j. W. McCra cl:e', and daughter,
of Buffalo Gap, came over Friday to
take in the celebration today.
Mrs. Mcgowan left last evening for
a visit will! friends at Nashville. She
will therefore celebrate ii. that city.
Mrs. Margaret Wolfe, OF Whoatand
Iowa, is visiting her sou, A. n. Wolfe,
and will probably remain month or
SIX weeks.
The bridge across the rayine Just
south of the Soldiers Romc has been
completed and opened for travel. Our
friends OH the niesa can now drive to
the Home without having TO come
down town.
r. w. Rodda, an old citizen Of Fall
River conniy, has been placed In
charge of 4. M. McCartys grain and
feed business in the Springs. Owing
to q fast increasing business. Mr.. Nc
Carty will spend most Of his time at
Oelrichs.
Ourncighbonthe Natchct, is truly pa
triotic and loves to display its patriot
ism. This week it c. mes to onr table
Oh white paper printed iii rcd and
blue ink. Ii is very neatly put up
and reflects credit on the enterprising
firm of Harris G. Martin.
j. NJ. Kirby, of Union township, was
in the city on Tuesday. having conc
up to be examined by the pension
board. He has about 100 acrs in corn
and wheat, mostly wheat, which stands
about two feet high and is heading
out splendialy. Crops of all kinds iii
County Superintendent l.. D. Brooke
sends lis the following:-I'he school
population Of the county, rs shown by
the district clerks reports. is seven
hundred and s;Sty-th.ee, being slight
increase as compared with that Of last
year, Notwithstanding the drought,
and one district not fully reported.
For troublesome cough there is
nothing better than Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy. 1t Strengthens the
pulmonary organs, a!lays any irrlta-
ton and cffectually cnres the cough.
1t is especially valuable for the couyl,
which so often follows an attack of
the grip. For sale by all druggists.
Encs 1iss, who lives in Hill City,
while at work on one of the now build
ings at Cascade, fell from a scaifold
and broke his ankle. Both bones Were
broken and the ankle otherwise badly
injured. He was brought to this city
Wednesday and the damaged llml
carf,I!y attended to and he IS at pres
ent resting as easily as could be eS-
pected.
Prof. r. r. McI4cnnon, principal Of
the Sioux Falls schools arrived in the
city this morning. Prof McLennon is
a cousin Of both Mcssrs Benedict ans
Ranford, OF tie DAILY S7A.,, and will
visit the points CT interest in and
about the city for few days. Ills
mission to this section is conduct.
ing the Teachers Institute at l,alrich:
which opens Monday July 9th.
In almost every ncighbcrlood there
is some one or more persons whose
lives have been saved by Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrl,oea
Remedy. or who have been cured OF
chronic diarrhooa by it. Such person.
take special pleasure in recommending
the remedy to others. The praise that
follows the introduction and use make:
it very popular. 25and so cent bottle;
for sale by all druggists.
When The connection was made be
tween the Hot Springs branch Of til.
B. & 81. and the II. E. & Nj. V. rail
ways in this city last Thursday, Ms.
Pearl and Miss Georgia Camp. of iip
coin. representing the Il. & NJ, aae
Miss Laura and Miss Carrie Cook, O
Sioux City, representing the 4. j. {
NJ. ", drove the last spikes conncctin;
the two roads and uniting Hot Spring
and Lincoln by the shortest practicabl
route. Div. Supt. j. r., Phelan. Res
ident Engineer, E. j. Robinson; Road
master John Kelly. and Bridge Supt.
John Carson came in OH the first pas
senger train Tom Connor officiating &
conductor MIR. II. 7. Catlin has beel
appointed agent and will occup,
quarters in the temporary depot 10
Gated orposite the Minnekahta blocl