The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-20
SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT 1 HANfoRD,
rRorRrrrors.
NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES

From Fradaye Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
John Shortell left for Norfolk last
evening.
The sun was quite warm today and
melted the snow very fast.
A three weeks old child Of William
Carr died this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Stanley is p~rosttated and
was not able to be out today.
j. B. Dickover was down town today
for the first time since his recent ILL.,
ness.
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
Office.
Miss Ida Terrill,a c%ompositor on the
Herald, is confined to her bed with a
severe cold.
Frank Godfrey, Deputy County
Treasurer of Sheridan county. Neb.,
is up from Nashville.
Mrs. NJ. Schoolmaker returned from
Iowa yesterday morning, where she
has been visiting relatives and friends.
w. II. Warren, Of Ontario, Canada,
brother of E. B. Warren, u popular
boot and shoe dealer, arrived yes
terday, and will make his hone in
this western country.
The Black Hills Pioneers had Their
annual gathering in Deadwood, Tues
day, Feb. 10. About sixty of the pic.
neers were present and had q very en-
joyable time. A banquet was spread at
the Keystone hotel where the speech
making took place. Most Of the old
officers Of the association were re.
elected.
w. H. Bonham, the accomplished
editor of the Deadwood Pioneer, while
in the city paid the STAR Office pleas.
ant visit. His visit to the Springs il
one Of relaxation and pleasure com
blned with business. He is q promi,
neut member Of Knights Of Pythias,and
Of the Deadwood fire department. He ii
a welcome guest among his brethren ir
Hot Springs and it is hoped his visit
will be q pleasant and profitable one
The funeral services of the late DR.
Stanley, were held this forenoon at th,
College and were attended by {
large concourse Of people. The ser
mon was preached by President Han
cher, from the text found in Psalm
17:15--"l shall be satisfied when
awake with thy likeness" 1t was ,
thoughtful discourse, and full Of com
fort for the bereaved. The song ser
vice was beautiful and impressive. 4
quartette furnished the music. On,
Of the hymns vas selectsd by the fam
lily, as being a special favorite of tn
Doctors: depth of Mercy can thel
be-" etc. A solo, beautiful Valley o
Eden,' was sung by Mrs. Stinson, an,
a duet by Mrs. Stinson and J.. G. Dick
over. AT the close of these service
the Masons took charge and %performe'
the last sad rites at the cemetery.
From Saturdays Daily
Our candy merchant, Hugh Freeland
left Thursday evening for Chicago.
Picture moulding-an elegant line
new and fantastic designs at Marty's
G. L. Jensen arrived in the city las
evening from Rapid City and wen
back this morning.
Business Of an important natur
called Fred Gillespie, of the Gillespi,
Hotel, to Deadwood, this morning.
Chris. Messenger, of Lead City,cam
in from Omaha a few days ago, ant
has concluded to go into business ii
Hot Springs.
Tom Wells, city auditor, leaves to
morrow morning for Deadwood t
visit his brother, who was hurt in til
late ID. e. railroad accident.
If you WANT TO BUY OF. SELL REAL Es
STATE IT WILL BE To YOUR ADVANTAGE T
SEE E. j., MOORE, REAL ESTATE BROKEN
OFFICE SOUTH OF sTmE GILLESPIE"
Henry Marty. will move his stock 0
furniture into the building now oc
cupied by Fargo & Son, as soon as the,
move into their new store building.
VIM. Cars little boy who died yes
terday morning, was buried this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
have the s%ympathies Of a large mum
Der Of friends and relatives.
Mrs. L. l.. Rapp, Of Chicago is til
guest of Mrs. r. +. Conner. Mr.!
Rapp comes here to bathe and rest 70
q couple Of weeks and is delighte
with the scenery and climate.
Bishop Hare has decided to res,g,
his charge of the Episcopal diocese Q
Sonth Dakota. He has excepted til
i, charge Of the japanese missions, an
\ will leave for Japan in March.