The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-25
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From Mondays Daily.
Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chattel
loans.
George Roach, of Oslrichs, is IN the
city today.
Carload of Bon Ton Flour at Ma
Rowan's.
Some artesian wells will be put
down on the reservation west. of Fort
Pierre.
60 to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. q. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
For Abstracts Of title call on the L.
H. Bostwick Abstract 20. Office over
State Bank.
= Stone is on the ground for the erect
ion Of Attorney Appleget's. new resi-
dence on College Flat.
The Catholicon IS undergoing a thor
!. ouch cleaning, papering and calsomin-
ing this week. II is also being painted
on the interior.
J.E. Baking, agent Of the B. & Nj.
railroad at Custer, was in the City
YER Sunday. He is on his way to
Newcastle, Wyo.
Miss. Baldwin, head of the millinery
department Of ". E. Lowe &.Co's Bee
Hive, of Deadwood, came in over the
B.. & NJ. Saturday, on a visit to Hot
Springs.
I. ]. Gr,er, of Deadwood, has shipped
. 500 pounds of ore from the Homestake
mine to Fred 7. Evans, which will be
placed on exhibition at the Sioux City
corn palace which opens October /.
The remains of Valentine Branch
were inferred in the Hot Springs ceme-
terry, no word being received from his
friends instructing tho undertaken or
any money sent to defray expenses.
Ira L. Hanford and his cousin, Or
vile Benedict of Darlington, Wis, left
this morning 4or a few days visit in
the Upper Hills. They will stop a
short time at Deadwood, Lead City and
Rapid City.
Six troops Of the 9Th Cavealry, with
ten wagons, who have been on a pleas
ure trip around the Hills, camped at
Chase's ranch six miles from Lead
Friday on their return home from Fl.
Meade, says the Tribune.
Paul Ruman, general superlntend-
ent Of the electric light plant at
Deadwood, and also Of the telephone
exchange Of South Dakota aud Wyom-
ing, is in the city. He will take his
departure tomorrow morning.
Neat invitations have been sent out
by the citizens Of Minneapolis ire
questing the "honor of your presence
at the Harvest Festival and Industrial
Parade" to occur Sept. %, 1891, in
that CITY. A number. have been re-
celved here.
The president has signed the proc
lamation opening to settlement and
homestead entry the new coded lands
of the Sac and Fox, Kiowa and Pot
towattomi Indians in the eastern
part Of Oklahoma. These lands may
be entered epon next Tuesday, the
22d inst. at IL o'clock, noon, central
standard time.
There is en- old adage: "What
everybody SAGE must he true" Henry
'Cook. OF Ncc Knoxville, Ohio, in a
recent letter says: "Chamberlain's
Cough remedy las taken we'll here
Evaryl,dJ likes il on account of the
im%msaiate relief it gives" There is
nothing like it to Loosen and relieve q
severe cold. For sale by all druggists
Louise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Antoine Zurich, died last Thursday al
the home of her parents at Deadwood
after a lingering illness. She was af'
ficted with dropsy and was in this city
for several weeks for treatment, bu,
no human aid could save her. Hel
case vas a-kepeless one. She wa!
taken to her home Thursday forenoon
in a very critical condition and dice
that evening.
The following from the Buffalo Gar
Republican, Sept. 10, shows what {
plucky woman can do: IAN unknown
person, evidently with burglary il
view, entered the restaurant Of j. r
Mower, Thursday night, through a
window upstairs that opened onto
Kitchen roof. From the chamber h
made his way down stairs, when h
a up against a double barrel sho
gun in the hands Of M.s Mower, MI
Mower being at the Springs. This I'm
expected reception changed the inten
of the midnight prowler, and he mad
a hastY retreat, not even waiting to sa,
good eyen'.'" Mrs. Mower is now
resident Of this city.