The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-06

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Good butter and egg at Alden 4
Titus, feed store.
Wood taken on subscription or &C.
counts at this Office.
North Dakota's senate has passed The
Australian ballot bill.
The county commissioners, who have
been in special session since Monday,
adjourned ut noon today.
Homer Moore returned from ster.
ling, Neb., at noon today and will b
found as usua! at the old confectionery
stand.
E. G. Blakeslee. ieweler from Ere.
mont, Neb., arrived in the city yester.
day and will locate in business at this
place.
Charles A. Bentley has made a cash
entry at the RAPID City land Office
having proved up on his claim north
Of this city.
DR. Stewards reported as improving
and will I've able to attend his duty al
president Of the FIRST National Danl
in a few days.
The X. Of p. band boys are prepar'
Ing to give a concert at an early date
due mention OF which will be made III
the STAR later on.
Henry w. Blair, the retiring senate,
from New Hampshire, has been up
pointed minister to China. The nom
ination was confirmed.
The police court was in session yes
terday afternoon, Judge Benedict pre-
siding. The usual amount Of monthly
business was transacted.
The little four year old ION Of W. H
Frye, one Of our prominent attorneys
died yesterday afternoon. The funer
al ceremonies took place this Afternoon
at one O'Clock.
Andy Head left last evening via th,
Elkhorn for Tecumseh, Neb., his for,
mer home. He took his motherles,
children with HIM to leave them will
their grand parents.
The first train from the east sine
Monday arrived about noon today
bringing two days eastern mail. TIL
blockade has been raised and the train
will now return to schedule time.
Commissioners Humphrey and Dep
uty Sheriff Mac Woods, Of Custer
stopped at Hot Springs Monday o,
their return from Yankton, where the,
had gone with the insane man Jeh
Rodgers.
Mrs. Don Porter and son Sam re
turned today from a months visi. I,
Omaha, aud other points. They ar
accompanied by Miss Mamie, who ha
been attending school at the Sacre,
Heart Academy at Omaha, the pas
winter.
T. D. Gillespie received Telegram
Yesterday stating that his mother ha,
died at her home at Sarvish, N. Y
Size leaves a husband and three grow,
sons. AS was stated in the STAR las
week, John Gillespie left for home t
lie present at her bedside.
There are now s,xty-two old veteran
at the Soldiers Home. Maj. G
Demores., writing from there, says th
only things actually needed at the hom
are nor furniture, bedding, lumbe
for desks, cases, etc., which the boy
could make IL they had shop room.
Will Gibson started last evening 70
his home near Oakdale. Neb., but O
reaching Buffalo Gap, became too ILL
travel farther and is now LAID up at
hotel in that town. Will has bee
quite poorly for some time and tried I
reach home, but was not able to max
the trip.
Don Porter, the hospitable host q
the Minnekahta Hotel, returned q
noon today, in company with the 70
lowing distinguished railroad official,
James H. Howe, James w. Blabol
Edward g. Spencer, G. W. Bum an
VIM. NJ. Carson, all eminent either
Of st. Paul, MINI.
James HALEY, Of Rapid City, Vic
President Of the Minnekahta Bank, ,
Hot Springs, and cashier Of the Fir
National Bank Of Rapid, came dow
last evening and has taken charge Of Il
Bank during the illness Of Major Eate
and relieving Will. Stanley who r
turns to the First National to occur
his regular position.
. James. H. Howe, solicitor Of the
N. st. P. & o. railway, accompanied
! q party Of eminent citizens arrived