The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-13
Saturdays Daily.

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8. 4. Wilson il reported to be stead.
lily gaining.
The Australian voting system ~ the
lawful system Of this state.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
By the new Law tho salary Of the
county auditor Of Fall River county
is$ 800. per anuum.
John M. Henton has 30 far recovered
Is to be down town today, after his late
tussle with pneumonia.
Dr.. Stewart, president Of the First
National Bank vas down today the
first time since his recent indisposit,on.
A law has been passed and approved
by the governor compelling counties
to build all bridges that cost over $1OD.
Ir ROY WANT 10 Br'Y OR SELL REAL rs.
STATE IT WILL BIZ TO YoUR ADVANTAGE TO
SEE E. j, MooRE, REAL ESTATE BRoxER.
OFFICE SOUTH OF 1.-THE GnLEsprE."
Rey. W. f. S. Nelson, Of stugis, ar
rived this morning aud in company
with the atfable agent Of the Elkhorn,
MIR. Hawley, called at the STAR office
this afternoon.
Native and eastern lumber. lath,
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
of building material, at the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north Of
Minnekahta Block.
Rapid City is reaching out after
railroads and has organized q company
her own citizens to build a line from
Rapid to the Cheyenne river. One
hundred thousand dollars is to be SUBJ
scribed to start the enterprise.
While working on w. D. Dudley's
house this morning. John Smith, one
of the carpenters, fell from the scaf-
olding aud sustained several minor in
juries. His nose was broken and he
was otherwise bruised and scratched.
He was taken to the Avenue House
and DIR. Howell was called to attend
him. While not dangerously hurt his
injuries are very painful.
The Rapid City Journal publishes a
letter from F. l.. Jacoby, Of Quincy, Ills,
who writes for o. l.. Martin, Of that
city, requesting a specimen of the
building stone Of that locality, to be
placed in the front Of Mr.. Martins res
idence. Mr.. Martin proposes to have a
part of the front Of his mansion built
of blocks Of stone from every state and
territory in the Union, with the name
of the state and city engraved upon it.
1t is a sample Of Black Hills stone he
requests, and Hot Springs might send
on a specimen to vie with any that Ra-
pid City can produce.
From Thursdays Daily.
Downtown go the prices at Elsey's.
Major Eaton is reported as rapidly
improving.
J.B. Dickover is intending to leave
for Chicago on a business tour.
John NJ. Henton is once more on
deck and is attending to business.
Picture moulding-aa elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Marty 5.
United States court is in session at
Deadwcod, Judge Edgerton presiding.
Rheumatism has confined Mrs. C. S.
Buck to her room for thespast ten days.
Mrs. DR.. Root will open her Kinder.
garten and Primary school on Mach
Is, for a term of IL weeks.
The Fargo-Dickover building is being
further embellished by having the
joints pointed with black mortar.
Sam Moses, of Oelrichs the late can.
didate for sheriff. on the democratic
ticket, is registered at the Ferguson
House.
The Parrot Hotel, near the Sulphur
spring is under way. The wood work
is on the ground and the building will
be framed this week.
Alden and Titus, -four and feed deal.
ers, have employed Will. Gilpin as de.
livery clerk aud he now holds the reins
over a spanking team.
The total precipitation at Yankton
for February was 1.47 inches. Well
venture that it was more than that in
and around Hot Springs.
The foundation for A. D. Fields new
two-sto'y building. 25xS5 feet, located
near plunge bath house, is completed
and is stout ready for the carpenters.
Jacob Lampert is building q neat
cottage in Minnekahta addition. The
cellar has been dug and the lumber is
being delivered for the superstructure.
Jesse Wolfe, night clerk at the Gil.
lesnie hotel, was taken sick with the
prevailing complaint on Saturday az.