The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-21

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and comfortable beds. 9. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
John Sundback, sheriff of Mime
haha county, was in the city yesterday,
not necessarily on business.
Hon. H. A. GODDARD, Fall River Coun-
tvs representative in the state legisla-
ture, was in the city yesterday.
w. 2. Storms. Of the Lincoln, Neb.,
Call, is visiting the mountains and
rests in Hot Springs a few days.
Mrs. JIM. Peck, of Chadron, is visit
ing with 7. H. Wells and taking a
course Of baths for a couple of weeks.
Martin & Head, the sidewalk con-
tractors, began yesterday morning to
Law the sidewalk on the school house
lot.
Mrs. J. M. Lilly and daughter Har-
riet, Of Bel wick, Pa, are spending a
few leisure days at this noted pleasure
resort.
Miss Nellie Briggs, daughter of our
popular physician, M. 7. Briggs, will
arrive in a short time from Water
town to visit her parents.
E. S. Wilson, of Salem, S. d., states
attorney Of McCook county, accompan-
led by his wife arrived Sunday morn
ing, and will attend the Chautauqua
this week.
Moses Lyon, Hugh Crawford, Col.
w. H. Parker, son w. II. and daugh-
ters, Misses Clara and Cora comprised
part of the Deadwood contingent to the
Springs Yesterday.
Rev. Pc. Holp, who addressed the
Chautauqua assembly Sunday morn
ing has been engaged by the Congre-
ational society of Watertown as
pastor Of that church.
The little babyofMr. and Mrs. Gran
don was buried Sunday evening.It was
a frail little thing and only lived a few
days. They have the sympathy of
many friends and neighbors.
Prairie chickens may now be legally
killed in this state, the limitation hav-
ing expired Saturday last. The only
trouble in killing them legally in this
section is the finding of them.
The Pierre Daily Capital has passed
to its second reading and in mention
ing the incident says: THE most sig
niticant fact in this connection that we
can point to, is that we are here yet
W. B. Macarthur, wife and sister,
accompanied by Miss Maggie Walker.
of Ottumwa, Ia, are recreating at this
pleasant resort. Mr.. Macarthur is a
prominent druggist at the capital OF
Nebraska.
A. NJ. mccarthy and wife of Oelrichs,
spent Sunday and Monday at the coun-
ty capital. Mac is the proprietor of
the new feed store in this city opposite
the Ferguson House and is a rustling
man Of business.
The Ratchet, our sharp and incisive
democratic contemporary, got a move
on itself yesterday and fitted from its
elevated quarters in the Fargo-Dick.
over block over into the second story
Of the Ferguson building.
j. N. Moore, of Dudley, our county
auditor, was Interviewing the powers
that be, at the county seat yesterday.
j. N. is always a welcome visitor in
these parts and his right arm was
worked like a pump handle.
Michael Rush, of ". G, Flats, wa
arraigned yesterday before Justice
Kanable, charged with "rustling" some
calves belonging to the Keystone Cat,
tic Company. After hearing the evi'
dence Justice Kanable discharged the
defendant.
A driving party consisting of F. E
Hnm:n"l aud wife. Peter Conover and
wife aud w. j. Mcgowan and wife
made a trip to the Bad Lands on Sun
day and report an enjoyable time
bringing. back with them lot of splen'
did specimens.
Few. E. H. Sweet, formerly pastor Of
the Baptist church in this city sends
work to the STAR from Boston, that ht
had a prosperous and pleasant Journey
home. He says the weather has beer
very dry in the east, though crops lool
well and will make large returns.
J. d. Campbell was instrumental il
in preventing what might have beer
q serious runaway yesterday. The team
attached to the wagon Of the Hermoss
Ice company had started to run when
ave ran out and after being dragged
9 half a block succeeded in stopping
them,
Work on the Stewart bath hous,
and sanitarium has stopped for awhile
on account Of the non-arrival Of tn,
big pump. As soon as the pumping
machinery arrives the work will be be
gun with renewed vigor and the build
Ing completed, If possible, before colo
weather.
One feature Of the g. A. r. Day a
the Chautauqua, which was out Of th'
regular program, was an after dinner
reading given to the old soldiers b,
Mrs. Root, in the grove where thu
"vets" spread their table. The boy
enjoyed the treat and expressed theil
pleasure in a hearty vote Of thanks II
= Mra. ROot.