The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-06

SIIuIS IOuuU IIOt OUIlIXSs
DR.. Stewart is having the picket
fence rround his home property
painted. j.. A. CLARK is spreading the
color.
SIT will pay a Teller to 60 fifty miles
to trade at Fargo's. Why? Because
you kin git what you want, and git it
reasonable"
j. F. Rioraan, was Cor some yours
has been miller at 1T. Meade, came
down last evening and will spend sew
eral days looking over this metropolis.
"say Jim! what was the trouble
down town yesterday?" "Uh, nothing
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loads
of dry goods, and the ladies were rush
ing in to see them:"
The ladies aid society, of the NJ. E.
Church will give G box social at the
residence of President Hancher, Friday
evening, Nov. 18th. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
The STAR Office has on hand one Of
the largest and finest stocks of letter
and note paper, bill heads and legal
documents in the county. II you want
a new supply be SUR to call and see
our new stock.
The program for the "Oide Folkes
Concert appears in this evenings pa
per. The entertainment promises to
he n that will please 1t is a worthy
cause. The "Concerte" will DO given
at the Opera house on Friday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Secov arrived this morn.
ing to look after her son, Will. Secor,
who has been suffering FOR some time.
with mountain fever. Will is consid-
erably improved and will as soon as he
can be moved, be taken to his home at
Nashville, Neb.
Mr.. O'Leary Of the Hotel Fargo has
rented his hotel to Mr.. Whaley. who
takes charge the 5th of next month.
MIR. O'Leary has accepted the position
of head cock in tho Keystone at Dead.
wood and goes there as soon as MIR
Whaley takes charge. Mr.. OILeary
is a good citizen and we are sorry tic
see him leave the town, but we wish
him success in his new 6ela and will
be happy to welcome him back.-Cas.
cade AdYancc.
The argument upon the constitution.
atty Of the banking law was very ably
conducted by Judge Bartlett Trip and
Hugh j. Campbell for the bankers, and
Acknowledgement Doilara for the state
After hearing the matter exhaustively
argued by these brilliant lawyers, il
seemed to be the general opinion that
the part of the law restricting tht
business to corporations would be hello
to be unconstitutional Pierre journal
A statue of Rev. Henry Weston
Smith has been erected in Deadwooo
by the Society Of Black Hills Pioneers
and was unveiled on Sunday last. The
exercises were largely attended anc
very impressive Prof. G. E. Hawley
the orator of the occasion, conducted
the services where Rev. Smith wa.
buried in Mount Moriah cemtery ii
1876. His Grafton is spoken of as az
affecting effort. Short addresses were
also made by z. W. Martin, L. W
stlllwell and Rev. E. E. Clough of tb.
Methodist Episcopal church. Tht
inscription read: "Connecticut, 1927
Dakota, 1876. Rev. Henry Weston
Smith, pioneer preacher of the Blacl
Hills. Killed by Indians while on tn,
road from Deadwood to Crook CITY
August 20, 1876. Faithful unit,
DEATH"
The Rapid Journal, published at tn,
home of the new judge of the seventh
circuit has this to say of the ap
p%ointee. civilian Gardner is a sol
of Scotch parents, both of whom wer,
born in Glasgow, Scotland. He wa!
born in Ontario, Canada, about thirty
years ago, and while quite young
moved with his parents to Central
Iowa, where he grew to manhood. Ii
1880 he graduated from the Mitchell
Iowa, seminary, and from there wen
to Jacksonville, Illinois, college wher,
he took a classical course and grad
uated in 1884. He then took q pos
graduate course in Johns Hopkins
university at Baltimore during tn,
years 1884 and 1885. His parents be
ing limited IN worldly goods he earned
his way through the different college,
he attended. Returning from til,
east he took up the study Of law as hi
chosen profession and read in the Office
Of e. D. Russell, city attorney of MIN
neapolis, and was admitted to practic'
by the supreme court Of Minnesota i,
November, 1886. He located in Rapi,
city during the month of December th,
same year. and has since followed th,