The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-09
From Tuesdays Daily.

loans.
Goto the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. Buck, Prop.
The railroad track in front of the B.
& NJ. depot is being thrown over ten
feet to tho west.
Go to G.. D. Bailey's for your winter
wheat flour.
Sam Loudenback made a business
trip to Edgemont last evening, return
ing this morning,
Assorted apples $500 per barrel at
Fargo's.
Lewis Arnut made fling on a quar-
ter section of land near Oelrichs today
before the clerk Of courts.
Paints and oils cheaper than ever at
Roots Pharmacy.
Chas. Styled expects his neice, Miss
Lizzie Sly6eld, to arrive from Galena.
III, tomorrow morning.
Preparations for the entertainment
Saturday night are progressing fiuely.
A good time may be expected.
Write w. R. Stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. n, for prices, or other ln-
formation regarding monuments or
headstones. 4etf
Remember the entertainment, for
the benefit Of tho Congregational
Church to be given at the Opera House
Saturday evening.
"Say Jim! what was the trouble
down town yesterday?" "Uh, nothing
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loads
Of dry goods, and the ladies were rush
ing in to see them"
Richard e. Flick made proof on a
quarter section of land on Bradley's
fiat yesterday before Clerk Of Courts
Judkins. Jas. F. Gibson and Ebenezer
Herring were witnesses.
A. M. McCarty came over from DEL
richs yesterday. He reports things
iourishing' at his city. A. NJ. is buy.
ing and shipping wheat from that
point. He shipped one car yesterday.
E. Bloomfield has returned from his
visit at Wood Lake, Neb., and will re-
main here a few weeks when he ex-
poets to leave for Denver, where he
will spend the winter with a daughter
living at that place.
w. G. Snow, who was held on the
charge of cattle stealing, was rearrest-
ed on the grounds of iusuficiency of
bond. The case was set for yesterday
but was postponed until Monday, the
10Th. In the meantime, Snow is Ian.
gushing in Jail for want of bonds.
The electric light company is put
ting a drain pipe across the road in
front of Sharon Evans livery barn, to
run the water, that leaks from the
fume. to the river. This will keepthe
street in better shape than it has been
heretofore, and it would be a good idea
to put in a drain or two down this
way farther, as the road is kept in bad
condition most of the time caused by
water escaping from the fume.
The boys at the college have exnen.
ded considerable time and money fix.
ing up a ball groand just west of the
college building. unfortunately one Of
the many roads upon the fiat runs
across this ground and teamster.
drive thereon doing, much dam.
age to it, particularly in wet weather
The boys courteously ask that hereafte,
teams and vehicles keep of theground.
for reasons that are obvious. The
STAR thinks this a reasonable Request
and hopes that hereafter the boys viii
have no reason to complain Of injury
to this ground by reason Of being
driven over.
The coal mines below u slstel
town of Dudley IRE eliciting consid
cradle comment among our citizen
and outside capitalists. A STAR re
porter in conversation with w. H
Wheeler who is interested with Jacol
Lampert in one of these mines, Learned
that the vein is four feet in thickness
and lays we'll upon the hill side, so tina
a drift can be easily driven, and tn
coal, which is equal to the Newcastl,
product, conveniently and cheapl,
brought to the surface. 1t is their in
~tention to organize a company, and a
once proceed with the development
of the mines. The coal can be sen
down through shoots to the Cheyonn
bottom where it can be loaded on tn
cars, thus saving a second handling
As soon as the mines are sufficient
opened, a track will be put in fror
Dudley and the coal delivered to tn
railroad.