The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-28
From Tharsd.y's Daily.

Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chattel
loans.
Inquire at G. D. Bailey's for flour
and prices or feed.
Col. w. H. Parker was conducting a
law suit IN the city yesterday.
Write w. R. Stannard G. Bro, Rapid
City, S. d., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments or
headstones. 4Stf
A Peach thirteen inches in circum
ference and with a weight of eighteen
ounces was gathered at Sylvania, Va,
last week.
D. w. Swazey, Mrs. NJ. E. Swazey
and Miss Swazey, all Of st. Louis, are
in the city, enjoying the mountain air
and resting up.
A Farmer near Garden City, Kan,
attacked a column Of grasshoppers
with seventy turkeys, and was soon
master of the situation.
It is given unoficially that Gov.
Mellette will call a special election of
a congressman at the time of the fall
election for county commissioner.
The value of farm lands in South
Dakota will reach at least $50, 1000, 900
and with all lines Of property the
grand total will reach $l40,000,O00.
Gilbert NJ. Fay, of Deadwood, who
is we'll known hereabouts, is in the city.
He accompanied his father, who is on
his return from a visit to Deadwood.
Mrs. G. Stone, of Deadwood, returned
to her home yesterday, after a very
pleasant visit Of two weeks at Hot
Springs with her friend, Mrs. John
Boyer.
Mrs. Worden and son. of Ypsilanti,
Mich, arrived in the city Monday.
She has been visiting friends at Dead
wood and desired to see this city ere re-
turning home.
The Inter Ocean says: "Some of
the young Western cities overdid 1.-The
booM," and are feeling the reaction.
But they will come out Of the dumps,
diO W stronger Luau CScT.
The Rapid City Republican says:
"Jack Ryan, a former resident Of Rapid
now of Hot Springs, is in town. He
is thinking of leaving the Springs and
may locate here in the barber business"
Frances Willard, the great pro.
hibition apostle, says that the corset
has filled more graves than whisky.
Here is a chance for one Of the chronic
%rcformers of the age to start a new
party.
Lieut.. Gray H. Preston, accompanied
by three Indians, Baptiste Garneau,
Red Shirt and Yellow Dog, of Fl. Rob
,nson, Neb., are stopping in the city
for a short time. They are enjoying a
short furlough and came to take in the
beauties of nature as seen about this
city.
The Lead City Tribune since its alb
sorption of the Herald business has i'm
proved, an evidence that while a town
can support one paper we'll it may not
be able to give but Indifferent support
to more. The Tribune has always
suited us and in its improved condition
it suits us better. We wish Bro. Ed
wards success.
The regular opening exercises of the
college will he held from the 3rd to
the 9th week inclusive, of September.
Rev. ID. Lewis Curtis, of Chicago, and
Rev. DR.. d. H. RAIDER, of Cheyenne,
will be in attendance in addition to the
resident pastors. A more complete
program will appear in due time in
tie columns of the DAILY STAR.
Auditor Moore, Of Fall River county,
is here preparing a correct list of all
lands therefore entered in Fall River
county. 1t has been found that much
land entered in this country has never
been placed upon the tax books and so
has escaped taxation. The same state
Of affairs may exist in other counties.
MIR. Moore is not yet through. He has
been assisted by lily John Ainley.-
Rapid Republican
The following mention Of a whilom
citizen of this city. taken from the
Lead Tribune, will be Of interest:
"Rev. ID. w. Tracy of the M. E. church
Of this city, yesterday preached his
farewell sermon to a large congrega-
ton. He leaves tomorrow for Rapid
to attend the NJ. E. Mission Conference
which convenes on Wednesday, and
while there will receive an appoint
ment to another CHARGE.
Another pleasant dancing party was
added to the list Of social events on
Tuesday evening, pronounced to be
one in which there was unusual joility
and good humor. A large number Of
guests, visitors to the Springs, were
present at the Gillespie that evening
and enjoyed few hours tripping the
light fantastic toe to excellent music.
The party broke up at the wee sma'
hours, all being pleased with the even
ing's entertainment.
A new restaurant will soon be in OPP
GRAFTON in the building just south Of
White Bros meat market. j. r.
Mower, who is proprietor of the North
! western restaurant at Buffalo Gap, is
in the city and will look after its inter
ests. MIR. Mowers family will not re.
move here until about the first of o..
! tober, as the lease of their restaurant
Z at the Gap does not expire until that
. time. His family will continue to run
: the one at the Gap, while he will over.
a see the one here. He expects to get
. started as soon as the building is put
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