The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
Observation-Disclosures

NElGHBoRHoob NOTES
= : .sson rsseda,'s Daily.
:. Oats and corn.at .Magowan's.
Bicycles for sale by Marty.
Go to g. u; f,ailey's for your winter
wheat flour. :. :.
Top Buggis. at Van voorhis & Nc
Eair FOR $500. =.
5000 Rolls Of Wall paper in the la
test patterns at Martyrs.
NJ. J. Kepler and Meyers spent .he
Fourth in the metropolis.
The county dads convened in regu.
lar quarterly session yesterday.
The Alexandria journal came out
last week With National colofs.
: Go to the City Hotel for good meals
: and comfortable beds.
- g. s. Buck, Prop.
d. X. Sniveley, Mrs. Snively and
Master Lawrence Hedrick spent a
glorious Fourth in the Springs.
g. w. Churchill went to Ft. Robin
son last night to do job of carving
for tho government at that place.
-. Minneapolis wants the next .Repnb.
lican National convention. Already
S25, 600 have been raised to secure it.
Mrs.. G. j. somarlndyck and baby
left Sunday evening by the Elkhorn
for Sioux City, and Mitchell to visit
relatives.
1t is nowin order for Powell and
White to adopt plans and advertise
for bids upon which to let the contract
for the building Of the court house,
The Dudley Reporter under ITS pres
ent management, Miss M. 4. r. Spen-
Ger has been reduced to six column
folio and comes out bright and newsy.
w. p. Moore, who was so seriously
injured ON the Fourth by being run
down by a wild rider suffered a great
deal Sunday but was somewhat better
yesterday.
; Will. Donayan. late OF Seattle ar
F: rived in the. city last week, and being
an experienced hand in the tobacco
business was added to the force Ill Emo
& Cos cigar factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ). stswitts, of Rush
vile, Neb., have tss..: visiting the FAM
fly of Charlie Evsrs: at Hot Springs,
for several days. M.s. Stowitts and
Mrs. Evans are sisters.
Dave Rorick, Carl Smith and Ed.
Lyons, three young men from Miller.
S. D.. are in the city having come
west to grow up with the country.
They have teams and are ready and
willing workers.
Tho Sheridan cornet band of Rush
vile, Neb., after speuding the Fourth
at Chadron, came up to the Springs to
spend Sunday. They were very hos
pitably entertained by the Hot Springs
band and citizens generally.
H. T. Catlin, agent for the B. e. NJ.
at this city, called at the STAR Office
to leave tho time table for his road
and get acquainted. Mr.. Catlln is a
pleasant gentleman and will undoubt.
edly become a popular agent Of that
popular road, the B. & NJ. Mr.. G. was
accompanied by W. w. johnson, agent
ut Deadwood, who is here for few
days.
The following numbered warrants
Of the city of Hot SPRINGS will be
: paid upon presentations: Nos. SO, 20
~, 73, 7S, 80, 81, 38, n, 79, 80, III, 49
50, IS, 6S. 86, SO, IS, 81, So, iO1, lO2
107, 1O8, SO, 90, 81. 81, IS, 1O9, lis.
4, Dated July 2, 1891.
Us. MooD1E, City Treasurer.
Present warrants for payment atss the
Hinnekahta State Bank.
James Devose,, Of Rushville, Neb.
died Of palpitation of the heart last
Thursday evening. He and his fam
lily had started overland from their Ne
braska home some four weeks ago fol
Washington, and the day before reach
Ing Hot Springs he was taken dowr
with mountain fever. They travelled OF
to q point about six miles west of tn,
city, where Mr.. Devose died. His fam
lily returned to Rushville Friday even
ing.
The following from the Harne,
Peak Mining News relates to a Ho
Springs citizen who is we'll known ant
his many friends will be glad to heal
Of his success in the mining ;ield.-"W
:. 8. Bacon will be tho second man t,
ship ore from the nAw silver district
:. Mr.. Bacon is located about midway be
tween Spokane and Hayward. He ha
sunk q shaft about fifteen feet. H,
has carbonates rich enough to pay
neat profit after defraying all ex
penses Of mining and shipping. HI
will begin hauling next week.
The cascade Springs Geyser" vii
make its appearance next Thursda,
and thereafter every Wednesday, /. d
=. Crow will be the guiding influence
The proprietor announces that th
mission Of the "Geyser will be to Civ
the news and set forth the wonderful
/; curative powers Of the new health re
sort OF South Dakota, as we'll as CIV
ing special attention to all other natu
raj. resources Of this section Of th
: Black Hills region" The Daily Sra
welcomes the "Geyaer. and hopes ths
Its editor may grow rich in its publi
cation and that the "Geyser" will nc
fail in its mission.