The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-13
HOT SPRINGS STAR
BENEDICT & HANFORD,
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N%E1GHBoRHooD NOTES
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From Fridays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
An elegant line of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
Office.
Ed. Raymond, "Red, the stage dr,-
YER" rs mending rapidly and will soon
be about again.
Jacob Wright, the architect and
building superintendent, is confined
to his room with a severe attack Of
pneumonia.
The STAR is in receipt OF the Daily
News Almanac and Political Register
for 1891, a book replete with infor.
nation Of all kinds, and is valuable ad-
dition to any library.
Artie Cooper, Of Neodcsha, Kansas,
brother of Mrs. w. ID. Jones, arrived
this morning with a view of locating
in the Hills. He is an expert taxider-
mist, and is Of course interested in all
kinds Of specimens.
John Shortell, who has been day
clerk at the Gillespie ever since the
hotel opened, has resigned his position
and will go on the road again. John.
ME was a competent, genial and &c
ccmmodating clerk and has made many
friends during his sojourn at the Gill
iespic.
Tom Kennedy, who was so badly
frozen that amputation was necessary
and who died Wednesday last, will he
taken to Rochester,, N. Y, for burial.
His relatives reside there and are thor.
oughlY respectable and prosperous.
John Bcadz, the father of that boun.
cling baby boy, is considering the adj
visibility of opening a confectionery
and lunch counter on Chicago avenue
He seems TO be of the opinion that the
boy will lie able to help him out con.
sideeably, especially with the candy.
1t is with sorrow that the STAR an.
nounces the death of Mrs. Andrew
Head, who died this morning, after a
week of suffering and pain. Mrs Head
was an estimable lady, young in years
and Of a kindly disposition. A large
circle of relatives, friends and neigh.
boris mourn her early demise.
A. M. AEpclgct, a bright and
shining light in the legal profession
OF Tecumseh, Ncbr., arrived thi.
morning, and has located himself in
his new quarters at the Minnekahts
Bank. Attorney Appclget is vel
worthy a share of your patronage, ant
is an able and conscientious lawyer.
1t is reported this afternoon that
DIR. Stanley is verv low with pneu.
monia, and is sinking fast. The at,
tack "a quite sudden and proves to b.
a very serious n His many friend.
will regret to hear of his serious ill,
ness, as he is a popular and efficient
physician, and Ills many patrons vii
miss his fatherly visits.
E. D. Kent, Of Maitland, an old anc
valued subscriber Of the STAR, paid tho
Office a fewminutes visit this morning
and replenished the iron bound Golfer.
Of the cashier. Mr.. Kent is contem
plating a visit to his old home at Bloom,
ington, Ill. He will leave in the course
of IA month and be absent about two
moons. He deserves to have a goec
time and knows how to enjoy himself
Ed. Medarv, an old time print" ant
thorough workman at his trade is nov
holding CEASES at the Gillespie Hotel
as day clerk. A more gentlemanly
efficient and capable clerk could mo-
be found in a days travel, and til,
Gillespie is to be congratulated on oh
tanning the services of so competent :
man. Ed. is we'll liked wherever he il
known, and the guests Of that hote
will find ll,m a genial, wholsouled al
around good fellow.
Travelling Passenger Agent Grecvy
while locking through the Hills great
ly deplored the fact that none of til,
cities have suitable hotel accommoda
lions for the number of visitors tina
intend coming up here, even within
the next 60 days. With the Elkhor,
and the B. e. M. both advertising Ho
Springs and the Black Hills, it is evi
dent that the Springs has not hote
Accommodations for ever a Unite.
number of guests. The question is
what is to DO done with the incomin,
multitude? Before spring is well ad
vanced every building in Hot Spring
will be crowded to its utmost capacity
1t behoovcs III people to get action o
themselves and do something.
VIM. 7. Coad, of Rapid City. repre-
senting the Dakota, Wyoming an
Missouri River Railroad Company, ha
submitted a proposition to Rapid City
, in which he offers to build a railroa
from Rapid City to Hill CITY. nrov,d