The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-05
NJ. T. Holmes. late Of Newcastlc. has

M. i. Holmes, late OF Newcastle, has
put in a tailor shop on Chicago avenue,
near the corner of Eighth street. His
outfit will be on next week, when he
will be glad to show his goods to all
who wish to see them,
Chris Jensen took a large party Of
sight seers and tourists down to
Cascade yesterday. The new springs
aye quite an attraction to visitors and
there are large or small parties visit
ing the new watering place daily.
Mr.ED1roR PLEASE allow mo through
the columns of your paper, to sincerely
thank the ladies of hot Springs, and
all others, who have helped me so much
during Mr.. Whites sickness and since.
1 pray Gods blessing on you all.
T4ErT1E b. WHITE.
Final homestead entry was made
Tuesday, in the Rapid City land office
by William Riley Gibson, and cash
entries were made by Geo. Harvey,
Jesse E. Schrack, Geo. Moore, Grace
Moore, Francis Caldwell, Henry E.
Brown and Jas. Wrigley, all of Fall
River county.
The Cascade Springs company have
issued a neat little pamphlet descriptive
the Ct the mammoth spring and new
town. The new bath houss is under
way and the new hotel will be built as
rapidly as possible. 'Onr sister Cas-
cade' is booming and has bccome cutie
q popular resort.
Charley Bentley, who has been clerk
ing at the Hotel Minnekahta for the
past year. is now head clerk at the
Hotel Clifton. Messrs. Moore & Holmes,
rroprletors, are to be congratulated on
securing the services of SO competent
a man, and the guests will be glad to
recognize IN HIM an efficient and
able clerk.
The Junior nine tackled the College
nine yesterday afternoon and played a
lively game Of base ball. The College
boys undertook to do the Juniors vi, in
scientific style, but got left badly.
The score at the end of the game was
IA for the college boys and ii for the
Juniors. The Juniors are a young,
but ambitious nine, and to keep their
laurels tie College boys will have to
keep in practice.
There came very near being rum
away up town yesterday afternoon,
in which y. Z. Evans, came near being
seriously injured. HIS team became
unm anageable and run away. MIR.
Evens jumped out without sustaining
any serious injury, but the horses run
against the sidewalk and posts in front
of Vincents hardware store, where
they We're caught. Buggy damaged
somewhat, and the horses probably
slightly injured.
A special to the Sioux City Journal
from ONeill, Neb., dated May rs, has
this to say concerning our sheriff.
-"Sheritf Clifford and Attorney Frye,
of Hot Springs, came down yesterday
after r. r. Dickron. They tried to
ignore the habeas corpus writ, but
finally agreed to try the case before
Judge Rinkaid today. However, they
afterwards undertook to take Dickson
up last night, but We're foiled. Today
Dickson swore out warrant for the
arrest of the Dakota sheriff on the
charge of attempted kidnapping. The
case came up before the county judge
this afternoon, but on proper showing
10y the complaining witness, was ad
journed until Monday. Owing to the
phase of tho case and the absence of
Judge Kinkaid today, the habeas cor.
pus case was postponed until to-
| morrow"