The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-31
From Wednesdays Daily

From wednesday's Daily
Q. 3. Long, Of Oelrichs, was in on,
city Monday.
. The Brookings' Agricultural College
has a new $500 telescope.
H. L. Morris was over from Oelrichs
Saturday on a business trip.
The high sheet iron fue belonging
on the school house needs looking after.
DR.. Stewart is having a large wind
mill put up at the cold water we'll on
the Flat.
A lady whose name we have not
learned died at Cascade Monday and
will be bnried today.
John Wheaton came up from DEL
richs yesterday morning and will assist
in McCarty's store a week or two.
Charles Brown and wife, Of Sioux
City, are visiting in the city and will
probably remain during the summer.
The new barn put up by A. s. Stew
art is nearly completed and is one of
the incest looking barns in the city.
The graders have been filling up the
big hole washed out by the late heavy
rains, on the corner Of Eighth street
and Chicago avenue.
The rain was very heavy down on
the Cheyenne bottom, washing out the
roads at places and leaving them in
bad shape for teaming.
o. P. Titus returned Saturday even.
ing form a weeks soiourn among the
mountains. He visited Custer and
vicinity and reports times rather dull
in that locality.
J.C. Allen, secretary of the state Of
Nebraska, with his famaily, arrived
yesterday evening on a special over
B. & NJ, and will remain several
days, ~rust'cating among the Hills.
At Custer last Saturday the Custer
niue defeated the Fill City nine by q
score Of twenty-seven to elghteen. A
large crowd was present and excite.
ment ran high. Hill City is said to
have lost about $1,000 on the game.
Monday afternoon Judge Benedict
gave a hearing to Nolen, who, some
weeks ago jumped his bail. Sheriff
Clifford went down to Nebraska last
Sunday evening and brought his MAJ
back on the returning train. Nolen i.
again looking for bail.
Miller and O'Leary, managers of the
new Club House at Cascade advertise
a grand opening ball on tomorrow
Thursday, evening. Music will bt
furnished by the Cascade string banc
and a royal feast served at midnighr
at the Hotel Fargo.
Another wind and rain storm STRUCK
the city Monday evening and drenchec
panes broken by the hail on Sunday
had been put in and the rain blew into
nearly every house in town doing con,
siderable damage.
Albert Erwin, editor of the Leonard
Texas), Graphic, says. "For the cure
Of cramps in the stomach, Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is the best and most speedy ]
ever used" Many others who have
tried 1t entertain the same opinion
For sale by all druggists.
The STAR office was the recipient YES
terday morning of a pleasant cal
from Mrs. j. Fred Meyers,o of Dennisor
Iowa, who is again visiting Ho,
Springs. This is the third summel
Mrs. Meyers has spent here and she
says the waters of the Springs are Of
lasting benefit to her. Mr.. Meyers il
travelling IN Germany, but is expected
home sometime next month.
The damage by the hail storm to thu
gallery Of the Grabill Portrait ani
View company was rather serious. The
glass in the sky lights was broken ani
the hail and ram ruined the carpets
backgrounds, etc to the amount oil
seventy-fve dollars worth. The gallery
had been but recently fitted up,and the
loss will be rather seriously felt, just
at this time by the company.
Supt. L. d. Brooke came over, Mon,
day, from Black Banks. He state!
that the hail storm was quite heavy II
places. Oelrichs escaped damage this
time, but some miles west and in The
German sett ement a good deal Of dam
age was done. The farmers in thu
neighborhood of Black Banks suffered
to some extent. The early grain wa
mostly in the shock and beyond dam
age.
On Sunday, July 26, 1891, to Mr.
and Mrs. Heathman of Hot Springs
s. D., was born twins, a boy and girl
each weighing ten pounds. DIR. Ale,
Howell attended the ACCOMPLISHMENT ant
brought mother and children through
the trying hour in the most happ,
manner. At latest reports mother AM
babes were doing we'll as could be ex
pected. Mr.. and Mrs. Heathman hav,
the congratulation, Of a host Of friend
as well as the entire population of Ho
Springs.
From Thursdays Daily.
Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chatte
loans.
Get prices on -four and feed at Ma
gowan's.
Russell Thorp was over from Edge
mont yesterday.
Inquire at G. D. Bailey's for flou.
and prices on feed.