The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-20
From Fridays Daily.

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The stone is being put on the ground
for the foundation Of the new Episcopal
Church.
Fall liver county maps for sale by
L. H. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
Write w. r. Stannard & BRO, Rapid
City, S. H., for prices, OR other IN
formation regarding monuments or
headstones. 4Stf
Ed. Bond came over from the Gap
to-day with q load of wheat and while
near the Fall River Falls had the mis-
fortune to have a break down.
JEFF Askin came over from Cascade
yesterday, and thinks of winterng in
the Springs. JEFF reports everything
lively at that young, but popular
resort.
NJ. 4. Holmes has moved into
the building he recently purchased Of
Joray. He will partition it off and
use the front part for a shop and the
real for a residence this winter.
A. NJ. Mcvarty is up from Oelrichs
to-day. Mr.. McCarty is in the mercan-
tile business at that ~place,and Is one of
Fall River county's old stand-hys, and
says Oelrichs is the garden spot Of the
Northwest.
Marion Fort, who for some time past
has been head cook at the Hotel Parrot,
will start Monday night for the east.
Sir. Fort has not been in tho Hills
but a few months but has made many
friends, in Hot Springs.
"Hank" Fircstone was down from
his sawlniil, near Custer, today, and
says that the cold weather don't
stop the mill from running, aud they
arc turning out more lumber than
anybody. Mr.. Firestone is a hustler
and will make things move if any body
does.
II. q. Skinner has been absent from
Hot Springs for about three weeks,
being in Iowa, where he has packed
and loaded two car loads of apples for
S, G. Fargo & Son. MIR. Skinner re-
turned home this morning. The APP
Piles are expected tomorrow.
Mrs. q. G. Fargo received word to-
day Of the death Of her mother, Mrs.
Emel,ne Douglas, at Moberly, Mo.
Her remains will DO brought to Buff
falo Gap, where the funeral services
will be held. Mrs. Douglas is we'll
known in the Springs, and her many
friends will learn with sorrow the
news of her sad death.
Among the tourists from abroad
who r seeking health and pleasure
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cleveland, who
arrived this morning from Chicago.
They are much delighted with what
little mountain scenery they have thus
far seen, and the air is so pure and rec
reating and so much different from
the condensed and more damp air Of
lower lying lands and especially that of
Chicago, that they may spend some
weeks rusticating through our noun
tains.
Pioneer. Grading has begun on the
Spearish- Englewood line in earnest.
One gang of graders, numbering prob
ably 500 men, are camped two miles
from Spcarfish, in the canyon, and an
other equally as large a gang, are
working at Carbonate Camp, and mid
way between another force are at worl;
getting ready to lay a winters siege to
the almost impossible roadway. The
Elkforn folks are not idle either.
Their engineers are busy on a feasible
route and their graders are at their
%ileels, ready for business wherever aud
whenever the officials get ready. The
race for spearfish, and the ore section
surrounding it is nip and tuck, with
the chances favorable to the B.& NJ.
Danny Daley, the light weight
pugilist, arrived in our city this morn
ing. Dannie will probably he remem'
bered by Our people here, especially the
sporting part Of the community
as the little fellow who knocked out
with a grace and ease that was the
admiration of all, the Big Black
smith, Jack Quin, in the short space o.
time occupied by six rounds, Daley i
the champion light weight of the New
England states, and has also knocked
out many redoutable champions iu TIN
west, and is next January t,
put on the gloves with Cal. McCarth!
at New Orleans for $500. As for hi
last fight, which by the way he wol
with his ugual ease, he came to Ho
Springs to tram, he finds our bracin.
air and healthy climate aids yer,
considerably in training. He seem
to be in better health this visit tina,
on his last, which portends om;n