The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-04
N~E1GHBoRllooD NOTES
From Tuesdays Daily.
New .all goods at Nina Druses.
Blank bills of sale at this Office.
Best -four in town at McCarty,s.


Best -four in town at McCarty's.
Wanted-A cook at the Kenefi.:k
restaurant.
Go to c, u. Bailey's for your winter
wheat -four.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Bailey.
a girl, Sunday morning.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. 9. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
John Skinner, an employe of the
Star, who has been very sick the past
ten days, is now c0nvelesccnt.
Thomas Curran and wife, and j.. r.
Lane and wife, OF Edgemont, are
spending a few days in the city.
H. H. Cossitt's family, who have been
visiting Mrs. Cossitt's parents at Rapid
City, returned home yesterday morn
lng.
G. E. Wilson & Co., are having cleo
trio light fixtures put in and their store
will soon be lighted by the incandes-
erut lights.
Rev. E. q. Frame and family left
last evening for Buffalo Gap. Eiis
family will spend the week there, but
he will return in a dav or two.
Rev. James Williams, of Spearfsh,
accompanied by his daughter and son,
are in the city and are enjoying a few
days away from the busy cares of life.
Or. Sh,nnick and Capt. Lucas leave
tonight for Grand Island, where they
go to attend the annual encampmcnt
of the G. A. r. of Nebraska, which is
held this week.
Robert N. Flock and sister, of
Chadron, Neb., are in the city. Mr..
Flock is cashier for the +. 4. e. NJ. V.
road at that place, and is now taking a
short vacation.
T. G. Callahan and son. Leon, of
Friend, Neb., are in the city. Mr.
Callahan is a prominent business man
of that place, and comes to take q va
cation from business.
E. Sutterfeld captured a rati!esnake
last Sunday that was evidently an old
settler. The snake had thirteen rattle;
left and it is supposed that five or six
were gone. fhe reptile was killed
noar Sutterieid's mill.
Prof. Beach, Of F~arragut, Iowa. is
stopping III the city for a few days
The professor is not g stranger to the
City, having visited it last season. He
presided very acceptably ut the organ
at the Congregational church on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Andersen died at Buffalo Gap.
s. d., August 81. at 1870 a. M, aged
80 years. She died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. r. @. Silkenson. The
funeral service will take place to-day
ut 5 y. M, Rev. q. d. Frame conduct.
ing the ceremonies.
Hon. j. w. Fowler and family, Of
Rapid City, returned home Saturday
morning from their visit to Hot
Springs. The Burlington and Missouri;
railroad cases that Mr.. Fowler was m
attorney in have been postponed unit
the sixth Of October.
DR.. Howell received telegram from
Miller, S. D., stating that his son, who
is about Is years of age, had fallen of
from a horse and had received interna
injuries last Saturday. The doctor die
receive the telegram until the Sunday
evening train had departed, but ex,
pected to go last evening.
The Electric Light Company hay,
:. found that the demands made upor
them for the i%ncandescent lights neces
sitates increased facilities for supply
ing them. Already the present faciii
ties are nearly tested to their fulles,
capacity and a new and larger dynam,
will have 10 10 provided.
Lincoln people are we'll posted o,
where to find the best resort. Thu
year Hot Springs has had many visit
ors from there. and the following per
sons arc now recreating in this city
7. Fl. Denton and daughter, NJ. E
Wheeler, r. O'Neill, John McManiga
and wife, and Elva Adams.
j. w. Edgerton, Of South Omaha
is spending 3 few days i'll The city
Mr.. Edgerton was an aspirant for III
nomination of supreme judge of Ne
braska of the Alliance party, and wa
successful. He spent a short vacatio,
here a few weeks ago and now come
back to restup after receiving the re
suit of the convention.
George W. Rich and P. H. Duff wer
arrested and brought before Judg
Kanable yesterday charged with gran
larceny. These persons were arreste
at tho instance Of Isaac A. Allison, VIII
complains that they took two stee,
belonging to him. They took a chang
of venue to Judge Benedict, and I'll
trial is set for Sept. 18th.
Welearn from the Custer Mail tina
during the X. of 2. encampment ther,
a series Of games will be played b.
tween the Browns, Nets, Grays an
Chadron teams. That paper also So,
that Hot Springs. also, will have
programme that will prove ~satisfactor
to all, for the good people Of tha
resort make it a study and business I
entertain people, aud they know iu.
how it should be done to please.