The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-27
The STAR is in RECEIPT Of the Febru.

'aales monthly magazine, OF a nigh or
der, published in Chicago, and verv
ably edited by Addie Heron. This
number is filled with designs and ex-
%cellent articles on home decoration. The
price is 81 per year. Address "Home
! Art" AS Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ills.
A number Of the college students
gathered themselves together last even
ing and made a descent upon the resi-
dence of Mrs. Stinson, the musical d.
rector Of the Black Hills College, and
gave her a pleasant surprise. A merry
evening was spent in singing, music
and social chat, and at a late hour the
party dispersed all glad that they had
been there.
7. H. Wells. city auditor, who went
to Deadwood to visit his brother Sam,
who was hurt in the ID. G. accident, re-
turned day before yesterday in good.
health and spirits. He reports his
brother as quite seriously injured, but
says that under the care of competent
surgeons and an efficient nurse his arm
will he saved, though it will always be
a damaged arm.
a civil service examination will be
held at Yarkton on Tuesday, April II,
when any party wishing to apply for a
governmental position can be examin-
ed as to proficiency and have their
names enrolled for a place. The state
is entitled, under the census, to more
appointments, and 1T is probable that
parties who pass an examination in
April will get employment at an ear
ly date.
Rev. S. Andrews has resigned the
passionate of the Presbyterian church
OF this city to take effect in Septem-
Der, which closes his second year at
this place, and we understand that the
resignation has been accepted. This
announcement will be an unwelcome
one to a large number of u people
who have learned to respect the chris
tian character. scholarly attainments,
and social qualities Of Mr.. Andrews.
Rev. E. f. Clough has been notified
that the Fremont, Ekhorn & Missouri
Valley company has decided to trans
port all old soldiers who are admitted
to the State Soldiers Home at Hot
Springs, from Sioux City to Hot
Springs at half the regular rates. The
railroads operating in other portions OF
South Dakota will probably shortly an
nounce a similar arrangement from all
points in the state.-Press & Dakotan
II. E. Clark, of Tekamah, Neb.. an
old and valuable reader of the STAR
has joined A.. w. Odell, at Sandstone
and will aid in opening and develop.
ing the valuable quarr,es at that place
MIR. Clark called on the STAR and re.
plenished the iron box with a goodl,
number of shining sllekcls, whereat
the entire staff smiled a big smole AM
wish him unlimited prosperity in hi.
new venture and welcome him TO thu
busy marts of trade in our city.
,, From Mondays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Picture moulding-an elegant line
new and fantastic designs at Marty's
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie SrAl
office.
Miss Rose Billings will spend mex
week visiting friends and relatives a
T Oelrichs.
! Board at the Kenefick restaurant, il
von wish to avoid the dyspepsia. Ev
erything served in first-class style.
E. Elsey will go east in a few day!
to Chicago and New York for the pur
pose Of laying in his spring and sum
mer stock of clothing.
s. E. Wilson, our energetic and hard
! working county attorney, was taker
i'll very suddenly on Saturday and j
confined to his house.
, If You WANT TO BrY OR SELL. REAL. Es
STATE 1T WILL DE To YOUR ADVANTAGE T,
g sEE E. j, MOORE, REAL ESTATE BROKER
, OFFICE u OF s'THE GILLESPIE"
Artie Cooper left yesterday for Edge
mont, where he will take a positio,
Z in the store of ]. T. Brown, the pro
gressive merchant of that enterprisin,
{ town.
. Native and eastern lumber, lath
. shingles. stuceo. cement, and all kind
I of building material, at the yard o
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north o
Ainnekahta Block.
The Black Hills Assembly, Ho
Springs, South Dakota, have secure,
], the services of the Adelphian Quartet,
: for ten days of their coming season
Crete, (Neb.) Globe.