The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-06
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Curtain poles, At Harty's.

1000Ns
Best "white Satin" and .G. A. r.
dour asC. D. Bailey's.
Judd Grant, q proud citizen Of oma.
be, is visiting the Springs.
Everything in season got up in Del.
monioo style ct The Kene6ck restaurant.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Bucx,
Proprietor.
Mrs. W.R. Castle, wife Of the Chicago
avenue druggist, lies at. her home verv
sick.
Gideon Dickover, wife and mother
left on Tuesday evenings train FOR
Denver.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Don Porter and son
Samuel took the Elkhorn for Omaha
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Stanley is a very sick man,
though strong hopes are entertained
OF his early recovery.
Homer Moore went to Chadron YES.
terday evening on q business trip and
will lie gone for some days.
Board at the KeneSck restaurant, If
Won wish to avoid tim dyspepsia. Ev.
erything served in first-class style.
Tom Kennedy, the man who was Sc
vere!y frozen last Saturday night, died
at the Avenue house this afternoon
about 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Andrew Head is resting easier
and appears somewhat better. She is
under the care OF Dr.. Adams who Is as
siduously attending her.
Mrs. j. w. Jones came up from Del.
r,chs to attend her husband who is suf.
fering from the prevailing complaint,
bad cold, sore th-oat and influenza.
Both the teachers of the Public
schools who teach in the College build
ing are under the weather today, and
Prof. White has been rustling for sub
stltutes.
Charlie Evans. at one time a rust.
ling real estate agent Of Hot Springs,
now Of Rushville, Neb., is spending
the day in the city and will return
home this evening.
Geo. Benedict is a philanthropist
He devoted his noon hour today in
chopping the ice from the posotfice
steps. With very little persuasion
visitors at the postofice could have
been induced to sit down on the lev
steps. They are safe now.
A little fsticuf occurred shortly af.
ter noon at the Fargo & Dickover build.
ing. between Mathers and shops. Ma
one was seriously hurt. At the trial in
Justice K%anable's court Mathers plead
guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
The Elkhorn road has under con.
struction a number of reclining chair
cars for use on their trains between
Hot Springs and Omaha. When re.
ceived they will run daily and no extra
charge will be made for them.
Several Of the Black Hills papers are
publishing a notice of the death Of
Lieut.. Schwatka, as the result Of biz
fall in the Park Hotel, at Mason
City, Iowa. The latest news is to the
effect that he is improving, and will
snstain no serious injury from the
fall.
In Council Bluffs a company ha,
been formed for the purpose Of milking
soap out Of corn. The soap is of an
excellant quality, it is said, and cat
be put on the market for about on,
cent a pound. It is made wholly o.
corn and alkali. One bushel OF corr
will make 400 pounds Of first-clas.
soap.-Bafalo Gap Republicans.
The lecture delivered last evening a
the College by Mrs. Henrietta Shelton
Natl Supt. German department w. c
7. o., on Husbands and Wives" wa.
received by a fair sized audience, ant
duly appreciated. The lecture it
self was we'll worth hearing and som,
excellent points were made. Mrs
Shelton is a plain blunt speaker and i
easily understood. The inclemen
weather no doubt prevented a larg'
number from attending.
The Minnesota Star gives a couple o
instances to prove that the tropical eli
mate Of the Black Hills this winter u,
to date, beats the record Of the world
One is that a Hay Greek rancher th
other day captured after a long chas
a full grown snake four feet long, o
, the blue racer variety. The other i
that a resident Of Minnesota the othe
morning, while out duck hunting, wa
. Chocod a s,ax, epown <hn ,roko. H., Ln.l.