The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-03

ID. y. ferkinS, OF Buitalo Gap, will
open . new jewellery store IN Burke Z
Tillotson's block about April Is. The
new block on Minnelahta avenue " ex-
reeted to b ready for occupancy BY
that date.
II. E. Myers. Of Wayne, Neb., who
was brought here las, week IN a dying
condition, died yesterday afternoon
and was emhalmed and prepared for
shipment to his home at j. vincent,s
embalming house.
in. Berry. at one time . business
man Of our neighboring town Of Oel-
richs, has been spending the winter at
waukon, IL. He returned yesterday
morning and thinks Of permanently
locating in our city.
Mas. Dr.. Roor will hsve special
classes for the study Of English and
American Literature, in which the pu
pills will not DO required to memorize
dates and details. Will bs taught
how and whore to s.ndy.
State Treasurer Taylor has called in
Tor payment all South Dako a state
warrants that have been presented
for payment and endorsed "not
paid for want funds" excepting two
funding warrants dated March 5th,
1891 for $50 1900 each.
Mayor Burke, in the interest Of the
Wild wr>t Show has engaged IS
promising I'd liz " Ogallala Sioux
bucks :" make a tour If Europe. THIS
party vii! lie reinforced Ivy a dozen or
fifteen hostile Bruies from Rosebud,
and about twenty more Indians from
Fort Sheridan.
The a. lustl * railroad contract
or Of Tecumseh. Neb., W. H. Ross,
who has leen visiting the Hunt Broth
ers for the past week left via. the B. &
NJ. at noon today for his home. AS a
first-class workman and responsible
contractor Mr.. Ross is a genuine sue
cess, and puts his work through on
time and in commendable shape.
Yesterday was Easter Sunday and
though the day was stormy and dis.
agreeable, the usual services were held
in the different churches. The heavy
snow Of Saturday night and Sunday
morning Of course had ITS effect on the
church goers, and the audiences were
not so large as they would have been
had the weather been pleasant.
1t is rumored that the boundary
line between the two Dakotas is to be
marked Ivy Sioux Falls granite. The
stone monuments are 8 by 10 inches in
depth and five feet IN length. A mon
ument is to be placed for each half
mile, and as the state is $50 miles IN
length, it will require in all 700 mouu.
ments.-Lead City Daily Herald.
F. T. Evans. one of the principal
capitalists of Hot Springs, who has
been spending a few months IN Europe,
returned :his morning, he was met at
the depot by the Evans band and es-
c5rted to tue hotel Minnekahta. It is
the intention of Mr.. Evans to remain
at the Springs during the spring and
simmer and he is cordially welcomed
back to his old home IN the Hills.
DR.. A. S. Stewart, president Of the
First National Bank, and wife re.
turned this morning from the G. A. R.
encaMpment at Yankton. The doctor
was elected medical director Of the de-
partment and q more competent or
more popular appointment could not
have Geen made. The doctor is so well
and favorably known that comment is
superfuous. Hearty and sincere con.
gratulations are extended to him from
every side.
Reports from the Hot Springs are to
the effect that the Mlnnekahta. while
comfortably filled. Is capable Of accom-.
modating more. This in reply to an
inquiry If the house was full which
last week was reported. Don Porter
never allows his house to I've crowded
il he can help it-but always has room
for more with accommodations the
best.-Black Hills Daily Tunes
The hotels in Hot Springs are not ex.
actly crowded; but of late the arrivals
arc so large that the fact that new
hotels must be built has become cvi.
dent to all. Not only are our hotels
gradually filing up, but the boarding
houses and empty rooms are being filled,
while those who Tan are building tenn
porary residences to await the com
ing Of settled weather.
Are you made miserable by midi.
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss Of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Wit
alizer is a positive cure. Sold ly Root
Shall We Keen Healthy?