The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-27

interesting and "a and
will thrill the heatI 5semblsd
veterans with we'll told. "reminiscences
Of the war. Gov. Mellette, Judge Pal
mer and others will address tho meet
ing.
Il nothing interveies and his
friends permit, w. H. Ross, the rus
ting contractor Of the B. & M. will
leave for home Sunday or Monday.
He leaves his stock, or the part Of il be
does not sell with the Hunt Bros.
Billy is tremendously down on the
Alliance as the cause Of the stoppage
Of railroad work, and will not attempt
anything until legislation is more
favorable.
Rapid City, u enterprislng neigh
Dor. has organized a railroad company
within her own borders. The name OF
the Q organization is 1.-THE RAPID
City, Missouri River and st. Paul Rail-
road Company, and the proposed line
is to run eastward 70 the Missouri river
and there unite with several eastern
roads. Surveys arc to DO made at
once and the work pushed through
during the simmer months.
The Sioux City Journal is one Of the
leading papers of the west and for
news can always be relied upon. It is
a staunch republican paper and teaches
republican doctrines in . thorough
and fearless manner. It's columns arc
filled with the very latest Associated
Press dispatches and Geographic news.
Editcrially it stands among the bright
est and crispest newspapers Of the
age. and IS . family paper is not
excelled by any.
Harvey Mosoly, associated with
other parties, purchased last year
twenty acres Of ground from Major
Eaton, which they will have plated
and laid ont into lots. In this addi-
ton they propose to build q number Of
cottages for rent, and also some that
will 10 sold on the installment plan.
This is a much needed enterprise, as
there are 9 number in the city who
would willingly buy homes, If it could
be done in this manner.
One Of the noteworthy enterprises
in u city is the planning mill Of J. W.
Pike, located on Sixth street. Mi. Pike
is an experienced and proficient wood
turner, cabinet maker and fine car
penter. AS q sample Of some of his
work, the STAR can refer you to the
finely ornamented, glass top counter Of
Fargo & Sons new store. The shelv-
ing, which is movable, is also his handi-
work. Your attention is called to his
new display ad. in another column.
Joseph v. Dory. of Warsaw, ILL.,, was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number Of different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to do him any
good; but finally he got hold Of one
that speedy cured him. He was much
pleased with 1t, and felt sure that other
similarly afflicted would like to know
what the remedy was that cured him.
He states for the benefit Of the public
that it is called Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t is for sale here at so cents
per bottle by our druggists.
Town assessors should study up the
new revenue law passed by the legis-
lature with refernce to assessments.
The law is a material change from the
old method, and provides that
on the last Saturday in April the
various assessors in the county shall
meet with the county auditor and
county commissioners to secure a
thorough understanding Of the law.
The new law requires that the assessors
bond shall be filed with the county
auditor instead Of the clerk Of courts
as heretofore.
In the article descriptive Of the
First National Bank, printed IN
another column, there appears a few
errors in regard to the kind or name
Of the marble baseboards and dealing
plates. Instead Of these being Grecian
marble as stated, the baseboards are
Of imported marble and it is called
African Jasper marble; the dealing
plates are Of Mexican onyx; the wood
work Of solid mahogany; the metal
screen Of electro copper plate; the
glass is polished plate. bevel edge,
clipped centers; the signs. the new
patent brilliantine. This is an
authentic description ofsthe furnishing
Of the bank as supplied by the Ameri-
can Desk and Seating company. The