The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-25
From saturduy,s Daily.

MIS-. ". IA. Maynard, we understand,
quite sick.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds: G.. S. Buck,
Proprietor:
Fine new stock of ladies' and child
rens' cloaks and jackets at Elsey's Bee.
hive.
w. A. Root leaves tonight for Chi
where he will take a course in
pharmacy.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Thompson, Sept. 18th, a daughter,
weighing eight pounds.
r. Nj. Lubelee, of Broken Bow, Neb.,
is looking about our beautiful city.
He is a banker of that city:
Miss Mary Moore, of Dudley, who
has been in the custody of the sheriff
on the charge Of petty larceny, is out
on bail:
Us. Noodle leaves this evening over
the Elkhorn for Chicago, on business
pertaining to building stone. He will
be GONG several days.
1. Lake is having the rooms joining
Feagle's meat market on the north
fitted up.for a barber shop. He expects
to be located in them by Monday.
d. NJ. Green, of st. Louis, a nephew
Of o. ID. Moore of the Clifton, is stop.
ping in the city. He expects to re.
main here and will ultimately embark
in some business.
W. A. Denney, of Chicago, came to
this city this morning and expects to
leave for Omaha and Salt Lake city to-
night. Mr.. Denney has been here eyer-
al times before, spending a week here
just recently.
A. D. Wood, the new agent at the
F. E. 6 Nj. v. depot here, has moved
his household effects to this city from
Sturgis. His family is here, and the
rooms yer the depot are being fixed
for their reception.
Through the courtesy of Bro. Harris
we give the Fall River delegates to the
democratic state convention. 1t is as
follows: j.. N. Moore, E. B. White,
VIM. Martin, Edmund Petty, A. w.
Odell, George Schwitzer, G. q. Sawyer,
G. S. Eastman. w. B. Dudley and
Kenneth Harris.
Sheriff Clifford went to Hcrmosa. to-
day to arrest Roland Bond and Marion
Barrett, two young men, of this city.
They r charged with taking instru-
ments belonging to the Hot Spring
band. They are both we'll known, and
Bond was connected with the Springs
band for some time.
Theodore Wheeler ct al made a coal
declaratory statement yesterday on
land situated in Fall River county,
southwest of Hot Springs. Willard
A. Wheeler, James s. Shepard, of Fall
River county; Abraham Searls, Smith
wick; Laura II. Erickson, Smithwick;
VIM. Shambaugh, Buffalo Gap, James
Mathews, of Hot Springs, made cash
enteries.
Invitations have been received by
several of our business mefi, to at
tend a reception and ball to be given
by the travelling fraternity of the Elk
horn valley, at Norfolk, Nebr., on the
25th of September, 1891. This dav is
one of special interest to the travelling
man as being a holiday, in which the
fraternity spirit can be manifested.
These are great occasions. The K. Of
z. encampment interferes with some
who would like to attend.
Geo. Campbell made complaint
against William Miner in Justice Kan
able's court this morning, and desired
his arrest for assaulting the complain.
ant On the evening of the 18th. The
two parties were engaged in a game
of cards for money and the defendant
on losing his money, grabbed it and
was about to depart when Campbell
objected. Miner t%hereupon drew a
razor and aourished it about, threaten.
ing the PLAINTIFF life. 1t is said that
the defendant has been guilty of such
demcanor on other occasions.
"The Bankers Daughter" at the
Opera house last evening, by the 5tl
Avenue Theatre Co., was largely at.
tended. 1t was the first play evel
given in this city, and is pronounced
by all to be Of a superior character
The production is a beautiful socie:y
drama in six acts, and was rendered
satisfactory in every particular. Miss
Annie Burton, as the bankers daugh.
ter, is a charming soubrette and won
high favors with her audience, while
Robt. v. Robinson, as an American
tourist, kept his hearers good natured
by his ready wit and comical situations
They left for Rapid City this morning,
where thew hold forth this evening.