The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-29

OlianauuOaU. iowa. MIS-. 0klnuer was
suddenly called homo to attend the
funeral Of her father, 3. G. freeman.
The HEARTFELT sympathies of the many
friends in Hot Springs so with Mrs.
Skinner.
The sowing society Of the NJ. E.
church, at their last meeting decided
to meet alternately upon the mesa and
down town. 1t has frequently occurred
that the members living on the pla.
teau could not get down town, and
again the members down town were
unable TO get up The hill. The present
arrangement seems to suit all parties.
DIR. A. Howell's family arrived from
eastern Dakota yesterday morning.
His new story and half cottage is not
finished yet, but the doctor is crowding
the workmen along as fast as possible.
The doctor has won Cor himself an en-
viable reputation since locating at Hot
Springs and the STAR joins a host Of
citizens in heartily welcoming the doe
tors family.
A. B. Connor's family arrived yes
terday morning from Waukon, Iowa.
and will occupy the residence lately va
Gated by Rev. S. Andrews up on the
plateau. A. B. is largely interested in
Hot Springs property and is one of
the members of Connor Bros. real es-
tate firm. Mrs. Connor and children
make quite an important acquisition
to the social circles of our city, and the
STAR bespeaks for them hearty well
come.
The festival for the benefit of Mrs.
White in the Syndicate block, Wednes-
day evening, though the weather was
cold and damp proved quite success
Inspite of the cold large number en-
joyed the ice cream and Strawberries
and the ladies netted the neat sum of
$40. IT. was decided to continue the
festival over yesterday, and number
enjoyed the plate of cream and the
luscious berries during the afternoon
and evening.
The real estate man has done more
to build up this vast country than
any other individual, and as a usual
thing he is lively go-ahead person
who puts more life and energy into his
business. and does more work for his
own town or locality for less compensa-
tion than does score of ordinary bus.
ness men-Where the real estate man
rrospers, there you will find all per-
suits active and lively. Long
life and prosperity to the real estate
man. we say, and may he never grow
less Observation-Disclosures, ILL.,, Reoi
Lsiate Record.
From Saturdays Daily
Shoes, Elsey's Beehive.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Bathing snits. Elsey's Beehive.
W'ilon 6 Co.'S. for bathing suits.
Seed miliet for sale at Denman's.
Del. Ring and family moved into
: town from the lime kiln.
+. NJ. Vroman, the Dudley attorney
came over yesterday afternoon.
Col. Parker and son Ralph are dowr
j, from Deadwood for day or two.
For harness of all kinds go to Val
3 Voorhis & McNair's Hardware store.
Picture moulding-an elegant line
new and fantastic designs at Marty's.
y Warren Weaver, of San Francisco
Cal. arrived in the city yesterda,
morning.
j. II. White, county commissioner
has arrived in the city to attend thu
meeting Of The board.
r j. Fl. Boomer, of Waukou, Iowa
has returned to Hot Springs and will
remain for the summer.
t Capt. Perry returned fiom Custer
Thursday evening and spent Yesterday
in the Springs. He left last night fo1
Rapid City.
). NJ. (Daisy) Freelin, the Chicago
i avenue confectionery man, returned
+ yesterday from Cascade where he ha.
j been spending the past few days.
DR.. A. S. Stewart has had his house
painted very pretty shade of yellow
The familiar mansion now shows of
Q to advantage on the top of the hill.
G Geo Miller, the Dudley liveryma,
!. brought load of Nebraska tourist
S and pleasure seekers to Hot Spring
: by way Of Cascade yesterday afternoon
}. It might be little late, but to thos
l. who do not know it, the STAR announ
:. ces that John G. Richer has returne,
t from his eastern trip and can be foun,
J, IN his accustomed place with Fargo
S Son.
Thenews that the pueilistic bull,
Sullivan mas been bounced from th
Benevolent Order of Elks, will be re
: ceived with qualification by the who'll
;, order as we'll as by all respectable
4 citizens. ~
!. Two inches Of snow fell in Deadwoot
L May 90, and on the morning Of th
21st. everything was frozen up. Thi
q is the only city in the Hills so far tina
j. claims the honor of a snow storm OF
! May 20, 1891.
+ Frank Roberts and family have ar
e rived in the city and will temporaril,
occupy his small house on Lincoli
!, avenne, while Mr.. Roberts is buildin,
: a more extensive cottage on the from
4 of his lot.
h Between Hot Snr;nos and N;nne