The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-24

WANTED-A carrier to deliyer the
DAnY STAR.
Attorney E. w. Martin and family.
Of Deadwood, are visiting the parents
of Mrs. Martin, in this city for a few
days.
The Hor SrlINes STAR changes form
today-enlarged and improved to meet
the demands Of its growing popularity.
We rejoice at our brothers success
Lead City Herald.
Homer Moore goes this morning for
Deadwood, where he walt remain for a
week looking for specimens. When
he comes back he will bring with him
specimens Of all the ores found iu the
Hills.
MIR. White, who recently purchased
tho Minnekahta meat market, will
open it for business next Monday.
Mr.. Coleman one Of the former pro-
prietors intends going into the stock
business.
j. p. Phelan, Gen. Supt. Black Hills
Division Of the 3D. NJ. railroad accom-
panied by G. f. Clark and Els. Daken.
Of llolyeke, Col. came over IN the stage
Tuesday from Minnekahta station and
took lunch at the Gillespie.
Eight prairie schooncrs loaded to
the hulks pulled into the city ycster-
day morning and pitched camp up on
Cold Brook. Every wagon contained
n family and it is supposed their dcstl-
nation is Fall River county, South
Dakota.
The fine two story residence of Jacob
Lampert, that adorns the brow of the
hill north of the Presbyterian church,
IN the Minnekahta addition and over
looks all parts Of the city is fast near
ing completion. In Il few day the
painters and p!astercrs will take pcs
session and finish the building.
Yesterday City Engineer Scott set
grade stakes in the door yard of the
Gillespie. slopins the ground so that
the water will all drain into tie river.
Mr.. Gillespie intends TO make this one
of Tho most ornamental door yards in
the city. planting trees and flowers and
otherwise ornamcntins the terrace.
The Evans stone block on upper
River avenue has reached the top story
and is about ready for the roofing.
When completed this building will lie
one of the finest in the Hills, and
would he a credit TO Chicago or New
York. a full description of this fine
ediiice will! be given in a subsequent
edition of the STAE.
y. L. Evans. 81, is doing what very
few people Of the city have thought Of.
He has ,ni ned the old simmer cottage
Int" a greeM lansc aud conservatory
and thence will come some of the finest
specimens If exotic flowers ever seen
in the lii,.lr. TO summer tourists this
conservatory will he one oe the attrac-
tions o. Hot Springs.
The ciga goods of Emo& Co., who
will open IL cigar Factory in the meat
market building, recently vacated by
S. Venting. %. 9Th ST., has nearly ali!
arrived, and tlny will he. opened for
business in IL few days. and will have
the factory going in full blast. Mr..
Emo has had mnc', experience in the
manufacturing OF tobaccos, and will
make u success.
These Interested the organization
of IL Congregational Sunday School,
are requested to meet at tile school
house, Sunday morning, at 10 O'clock.
A an adjunct to aChurch a Sunday
School is IL positive necessity, and it is
hoped that those interested will comc
out. Services will he held lmmeiiate-
Nv after Sunday School, conducted ly
Rev. L. Il. Flame.
The announcement OF Ellis I. Psirce
appears IN this issi,e Of the SvAR.
Doe is IL rustlcr and has done a li!.cra!
share OF real estate business at Hot
Spring. When he Cannot sec real
estate there is no use ofano,her trying.
A consultation of his "ad' di.closes
The fact that lie has property in all
parts of The city for sale, so that a
purchase. can lie suited il he wants
to he.
It will be we'll 10 remember that
next Monday, April "a, will be the Ills,
anniversary Of the institution Of the
order of Odd Fellows i'll America, and
that Hot Springs Lodge No. liz pro-
poses TO celebrate the occasion with q
grand parade and a ball in the even
ing. Visitors from the Hills towns
will be in attendance aud our citizens
should jim the Odd Fellows in making
the affair a grand success,
If you want to sec push and vim.
take a run out to j. II. Gordon's mill
and watch the 'git up and git it ,s
a constant move from early morn till
dn>kv Y every man busy at his post
making lath, s%hiaglc, drop and lap
siding, in fact all kinds of humber. File
is saving from & to 10 thousand feet
per day and his teams are kept busy
filing orders of his manager, S. NJ.
Harris, Hot Springs. WIN.
Some time during Monday the main
that carries the water from the M,nne-
kahta bath house to the Soldiers Home
broke near the boiler in the bath house
shutting off the water from the liome.
Tuesday afternoon the work of repair
ing tie break was commenced. The
stone wall will have to ba taken down
and probably a new section Of pipe