The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-11
From, Sundays Duly.

From Sundays Duly.
Congressman Pickler is expected to
visit the Hills on business soon.
Crane Bros. arc having the incan-
descent lights put into their store.
Fall River county maps for sale by
Il. Fl. Bostwick abstract company at
SO cents each.
Benjamin Lapp, of Cascade, has filed
a homestead at the United States Land
Office at Rapid.
Prof. j. G. Mckee. who has been
principal of the Oelrichs school for
some time, has been engaged as princl-
pal of the Whitcwood schools.
The weather bureau has given notice
that Rapid City and Sturgls will be
placed on the list of South Dakota
cities to receive the daily prognosti-
cations.
The Blaine divorce case is to be tried
in Deadwood, whereupon the Pioneer
rises aud exclaims that Deadwood is
the Chicago of South Dakota in more
ways than one.
The Bently building at tho corner Of
Chicago avenue and 9TH street is to be
remodeled and adapted to hotel pur-
poses. When completed it will be oc-
cupied by j. w. Rucker who for some
time has been so successfully operat-
ing the Catholicon.
Report has 1T that Senator Kyle, by
his utterances at Whitewood, located
himself among the democrats, rather
than with the independents and repub-
llcans. Among other things he de-
clared in favor Of FREQ trade and free
coinage of silver. In the latter declar-
alton he is in sympathy with western
democracy, but Grover does not APP
prove it.
The Oclrichs Times with O. b. Ches-
ley at the helm, is on III table. 1t has
a liberal advertising patr, mage which
would seem to indicate that Oelrichs is
not dead, tho three papers have died
there. The Times is we'll filled with
local news and is clean mechanically.
The STAR copgratulates Bro. Chesley
on his successful debut into journalistic
company and he hopes he may grow
rich in the business.
There is every reason to believe that
The Milwaukee road will build to the
Hills at once. 1t is now considering n
proposition to build into Charles Mix
county and it Isl we'll known fact that
President Miller has always been dis
posed to extend the line to the Hills, So
that in all probability lie will try to
carry his favorite scheme into cxecu-
ton at tine approaching annual meet
ipg.-Raria Republican.
Henry Marty, who for more than two
years has been conducting a furniture
business at Hot Springs has sold his
business to Messrs. w. l. Colvert and
w. w. La Fleiche. The invoice is be-
ing taken and the new firm take pos
session on Monday. The STAR regrets
to lose Mr.. Marty. from among
business Men, but is pleased to well
come in his place men who are not
strangers to Hot Springs business
circles.
Train robbery is becoming a matter
OF quite common o%ccurrance. Only a
day or two ago, a company of men
held up a train on the Rio Grande rail-
road and secured about $4,000 from
the express car. On the evening Of
Sept. list a train on the Southern
Pacific was riled. The passengers
we're not molcstcd and only the money
of the express company and il The mail
was taken. The robbers fed to
Mexico.
A peculiar circumstance is related
of E. NJ. johnson, of ST. Paul who is in
the city crying the medicinal qualities
Of the springs. He arose yesterday
morning suffering considerably with
rheumatism, and during tile day went
out riding. On his return he al,ghted
from the carriage and slapped to the
ground quite heavily SO that the .t4.ns
went darting through the rheumatic
members, which lasted but fog a
momsnt, then suddenly relief came.
lie spent the remainder Of the day
quite comfortably.
Habeas Corpus proceedings were be-
gun Il few days ago for the liberation
of Eugene Little who has been incar-
cerated upon a conviction Ill county
court upon the crime of selling ,ntoxi-
eating liquor. The grounds upon
winch the writ was asked is the un-
constitutionality of what is known as
the %prohibitory law. The matter was
to have been heard yesterday at Custer
before Jndpa Thomas A~itornav