The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-14
From rAursd.y,s Daily,

1 EEOm xoux6O1y D O8Iys
Spring chickens for sale at McCarty's.
Prof. Willis G. Bower is down from
Deadwood.
Go to G, u, Railey's for your winter
wheat -four.
Allen Marshall, Of Fremont, Ne.
braska, arrived today,
MIS-. Charles Sparks and Mrs. White
both Of Valentine, Neb., are stopping
in the city.
WANrED:-An apprentice to learn
the printing trade. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. Q. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mrs. j. l.. Denman and daughter
Lottle arrived Tuesday evening to
attend C%hautauqua,
The Hamburg cxcurs,onists have
purchased over $4,000 worth of prop.
erty since their arrival.
The second annual encambment Of
the K. of P. will beheld at Custer City,
September "a, Is and 26.
J. q. and Dave Ferguson were up
from the ranch on yesterday. The
boys are looking brown as nuts.
Mrs. Susie White and Mrs. Charles
Sparks, of Valentine, Neb., are in the
city, attending the Chaatauqua.
Miss Ella Hill, of Lead City, arrived
in the CITY yesterday and will visit
Mrs, j. Roberts for several weeks.
j, H. Craig and wife, of Hemings-
ford, Nebr.. are enjoying the pleasure
afforded at Hot Springs for few days.
A grand ball will be held at Cascade
Saturday evening at the Fargo pa
Wilton. Music by tho Cascade orches-
ira,
E. B. Hall, of the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader, arrived yesterday morning
and will %sojourn a month for his
health.
Rosa Nicholson, of Ainsworth, Neb.,
arrived yesterday morning and will
spend a few DAYS at this popular health
resort.
Mr.. Scattergood's mother and sister
arrived yesterday morning from Johns
town, Neb., and will visit friends for
some time.
DIR. Mckinney and G. L. Norton, of
Sioux Falls, arrived yesterday morn
ing and will rusticate at the Springs
for some time.
The Indians at the Rosebud agency
will receive $50 per head for their
ponies taken from them by the govern.
ment in 1876.
Sheriff Clifford and Marshal Roe re.
turned yesterday morning from Yank-
ton, where they went to take Clerke.
the crazy man.
Rapid City is to have a usw paper.
The Sioux Live Stock journal is to he
issued from the Republican Office Of
that city at present.
Dave Kosht, city marshal of Rush
vile, Neb., arrived with his camping
overland yesterday, and will remain
until Chautauqua closes,
DR.. j. Young, the electrician, has
removed his Office from the Upper town
to Fargo & Dickover's block, where he
will hereafter be found.
Cablegrams report that nearly 5000
Italisns started for this country in a
single week. It is to he hoped that
they left their s~tillettos at home.
Jesse d. Searles, of Sparta, Wis,
one of the speakers on the Ohautau-
qua programme arrived yesterday.
He is we'll known in this vicinity.
Frank P. Cory and sister, Of Rapid
City, r visiting Hot Springs a few
days. They will make a tour Of the
Hills before returning to Rapid City.
Frank Boyd, assistant cashier of the
First National Bank, Of Ainsworth,
Neb., is spending q few days in the
city. and is on a tour through the
Hills.
Mrs. M. p. Musser arrived yesterday
morning from RushMlle, Neb. Mrs.
Musser is the mother Of John Mnsser,
who attended college at this place tho
past year.
Advertise in the DAILY STAR during
C%hautauqua. Your name will reach
the eyes Of many new readers during
this session, and much good may re-
suit therefrom.
2. M. Entzminger, boot and shoe
manufacturer Of Chicago, says the
Geyser, will start a branch store at
Cascade. His son will have charge of
the business there.
James s. White, John G. Ferguson,
F. Meilinz, all Of Hot prings,h have been
called upon to make additional afida-
its to their homestead entries on the
now form, says the Rapid City Journal.
Miss Eva Bresee, of Gordon, Neb..
Miss Albright, Mrs. Hayden, the Misses
Hayden, Miss Skiles and Ben Skies,
all Of Alnsworth, Neb., are enjoying
the hospitality Of the Gillespie House.
Did you see that exquisitely dressed
young man on the street the other day2
If you did not. ySu should, for he pur.
chased that suitI of clothes of G. e.
Wilson & Co.'S. Go thou and do like.
wise.
Christ. Kreukler, who was the vic
tim Of the vicious darkies when King
| &: F%ranklin's chow WAC haro 10 u,ro,,'