The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-23
BOZ NOTES
From rhursdsy's Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
See the windows-Elsey's Beehive.
Assorted apples $500 per barrel at
Fargo's.
w. T. Overly, of Rapid City, is visit
ing the city on business and pleasure
full intent.
L. G. Taylor, state auditor, arrived
from Pierre this morning on a bust
ness tour through the Hills.
F, II. Harmon, w. H. Lyon and F.
G. Carter, all of Deadwood are passing
a few leisure days in this metropolis Of
the Black Hills.
j. G. McAulay, who has been stay
ing over at Cascade for sometime,
stopped over a few days in the city
while on his way to Sturgis.
Will Thomas and wife, Of Sturgis,
are visiting in the city and will remain
several days taking in the sights.
"Slap-jacks," Elsey's Beehive.
The Springfield, S. D., artesian we'll
is spouting chunks of coal. A hun.
bred pounds or more, in pieces weigh.
ing from two to seven pounds have
been thrown out.
The first public school house in the
Dakotas was a log building in Clay
county. In this school house Col. John
l.. JolIey spent his first winter in the
territory, teaching.
Dannie Daily, Gallagh 3 partner
will arrive in the CITY in a few days
and will be open for a challenge. He
is anxious to try a glove contest with
the "Moresight Kid" of Lead.
l. L. Hanford, one of the proprietors
Of the DAILY STAR accompanied by
Mrs. Hanford and baby, left this even.
ing via the Elkhorn for Long Pine
Neb., on a short visit to relatives a
that place.
Don H. Porter and wife, Of the Min
nekahta hotel, returned from his east
ern trip. He visited the corr palace
and pronounces it the grandest on,
ever built. The Black Hills ex
. hibit ELECTS universal admiration.
From Fridays Daily.
E. Mollnesson, of Deadwood is takin,
in the sights of the metropolis.
f. q. Frary, of Sioux Falls is visit
ing the Gem of the Hills for a few
days.
The p~lasterers went to work thi
morning on the two story addition t
Treasurer Bradley's house.
John Berry, the Elkhorn scou
spent the day in the city and was heart
lily welcomed by his many friends an
and acquaintences.
j. B. Dickover is expected HON
on Monday from his trip cas-
in the interest of the new electric sig
nal lately invented by j. G. Dickove
and Walter Scott.
"Say Jim! what was the troubl
down town yesterday?' "uh, nothin
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loac
Of dry goods, and the ladies were rusl
. ing i'll to see them
DR.. Cheney is not as we'll as usu,
today on account of being called out S
much and exposing himself wit
fatiguing night journeys to the cou1
try. He will recuperate in a day o
two and be himself again.
The Pioneer says that work on til
= new big hotel in Deadwood will ste
for a season. The work done in Sci
tender and October will be paid for
once and the big enterprise will wa
for a new supply of funds before bcin
pushed forward.
Sheriff Clifford, who has been
I Iowa and to the Corn Palace r
. turned this morning and found b
!. hoarders all safe and sound, though
- little DISCONNECTED by their new an
lets. The sheriff reports having u goc
time and his trip apparently agre,
with him.
The eve popular Charley Larso
VI so long connected with Henry Marty
. furniture emporium is packing Il
collar box, trading off his old clothe
and shining up his shoes prior to ia
ing a trip east. He will leave Satu
day or Monday and his many frien'
. will regret his departure. He ":
probably return in the spring when
will be heartily welcomed.
S. The Elkhorn brought in seven ca
of freight today among which we
two cars Of stone for the court hous
, l car Of flour for G. G. Fargo & So
4. l car Of ice for the Hernlosa Ice Co,