The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-11
From Saturdays Tail,

OF games with Chadron.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. Buck, Prop.
Maj. Bones came in Thursday even
ing and will remain for a day or two.
The Major is looking after Iudian dep
relation CLAIMS.
The Presbyterian society gave their
new pastor, lev. Smoyer and wife, a
reception at the residence Of Philip
Lancaster, last evening.
Alliance. Neb., is represented in this
city by the following persons, who are
now stopping here: Mrs. y. Z. Burk,
Mrs. Maggie Murray, Mrs. Mosher and
Mrs. Edwin Burk.
Miss Addie Gibson and little daush-
ter Emma, of This city, attended the
Labor picnic Tuesday and then went
to visit her parents in Central, says the
Deadwood Independent.
The Rapid Journal says: "Mlss
Qninnie Bower came up from Hot
Springs yesterday to assist at the floral
reception Saturday afternoon and also
to be present at tho opening Of school
next Monday"
Chris Jensen's new livery stable is
fast nearing completion and will soon
be ready for occupancy, 1t will be a
beauty when finished. The roof aud
sides are covered with iron shce.ing,
L n,aI.inr II y,rOof o<pa,n,f E,.n
Capt. w. v. Lucas and DIR. q. C.
Shinnick returned from Grand Island,
where they have been attending the q.
A.. II. encampment, yesterday morning.
They report a good time, and about
6O,cO0 people in attendance.
Engineer Flanders, of the T. u. & NJ.
V. road expects to vacant the house he
now resided in on College hill and will
take up quarters III rooms near post
Office. We understand that tho vacat-
ed house will be occupied by the col
legs club.
Rev. 9. X. Smoycr, of Tvndall, s. D.,
the new pastor of the Presbyterian
church here, arrived yesterday morn
ING, accompanied by his wife. The
STAR welcomes Mr.. Smnyer and wife
to IL community and wishes him
abundant success in his new field.
The meeting at the college last even
ing was addressed by Rev. j. O. Dob
son, of Rapid City, upon the "Friend-
ship of Moses and God" showing the
principles upon which friendships are
made and the characteristics Of Moses
which caused Gods special regard for
him. a fair audience was in attend
ance.
Hon. Geo. V. Ayers arrived Thurs
day evening oyer the b. & NJ. MIR.
Ayers is the efficient receiver of the
Rapid City Land Office. He was ac-
companied by his father and mother
who are on Il visit from Beatrice, Neb.
They spent yesterday driving about the
city seeing the sights. 1t is needless
to say they are pleased with Hot
Springs.
Mr.. w. S. Kingston soon commences
the erection of a store building in
Pierce's addition. When finished MIR.
K. will fill it with a stock of groceries.
MIR. Kingston moved to Hot Springs
from Minnesota last spring. He was
formerly in the mercantile business
and looks upon this city as a good one
in which to re-cmbark in the same
business.
Pioneer:-Manager Lowe, of the
Nets. planned "a coup d'etat when he
arranged for the game at Hill City.
He also arranged for dates through the
principal towns of Nebraska. Up TO
last night his circuitincluded Chadron,
Hay Springs, Ainsworth, Valentine,
Fremont aud Blair, the series to wind
up with a game with the famous Crane
of Omaha. Bobby Black and Van
Camp, of the Hot Springs team will
accompany the Nets" Messrs. Black
and Van Camp will not accompany
them.
Jim Matthews jumped from the
second story window of the City hotel
in hia sleep, Thursday night, breaking
his right arm just above the wrist, and
severely injuring his back. When he
alighted on the ground he woke up
and, not feeling hurt. tried to max,
his way back to his room, and as HI
started to climb the stairs liz began IL
feel faint and sick aud had to call TO,
help. DIR. Adams was called an.
dressed the broken arm aud lnjnret
back. He will not bo able to be abou'
for some weeks.