The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
From Wednesday, Daily
Vote for A. B; Conner.

from Wedneedave Daily
Vote for A. B.. Conner.
q. H. Nicholas Of St. Louis, il doing
the town.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
g. s. Buck, Prop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jay Crane returned
this morning from a visit with friends
at Humbolt, Iowa.
The STAR has on hand several lots
of old papers that would come handy
to houskeepers. They are for sale in
lots to suit purchasers.
"Charley Fargo, what do you mean
by getting in such a tremendous stock
of goods2' "t mean to do business and
give the people something to select
FROM"
B. N. Burress and wife, of Julian,
Neb., are spending a few days in the
Springs. Nj. Burress owns a slice Of
city property here and he has not yet
repented of his investment.
"Say jim! what was the trouble
down town yesterday?" "Uh, nothing
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loads
Of dry goods, and the ladies were rush.
ing in to see them"
The STAR Office has on hand one of
the largest and finest stocks Of letter
and note paper, bill heads and legal
documents in the county. II you want
a new supply be sure to call and see
our new stock.
w. B. Tice, one of the popular
farmers Of eastern Fall River county,
visited Hot Springs today, and in his
perambulating dropped into the STAR
Office. Calls from our friends and sub.
scribers are always welcome.
An "Olde Folks Concerto" an ever
popular attraction, will be given in the
Opera House on Friday, Nov. 9th.
The concert is under the direction of
Prot. Dora Stinson, and the proceeds
are for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church.
The Advance says that Cascade at
the end of the first five months of
her existence contains 81 families with
40 members, and 50 single people,
numbering all told 200 persons. There
have been S. buildings erected and in
course Of construction.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
have a Halloween social on Saturday
evening at the residence Of w. E. Ben.
edict. Halloween games and sports
will be indulged in and a lively time
may be anticipated. Supper will be
served for the modest sum of Is cents.
The home Of Mr.. Osmon, who lives
on Jos Martyrs ranch south Of town
was the scene Of merrymaking on Sat-
urday evening, the occasion being the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ad-
die, to Mr.. Charles WILDER. The GER
emory was performed by Judge NJ. l..
kanable.
Uncle Fred Willor's daughter Birdie
who has been an invalid for some
eight years resulting from injuries re-
ceived in being thrown from a horse,
is quite low. Tho family have been
on the ranch during the summer, but
came to Hot Springs On Monday, and
are occupying their house on Jennings
avenue.
The government of the United States
through Minister Egan, has formally
demanded rcpsration from the Chilian
government for the attack recently
made upon a number Of seamcn of the
United States cruiser Baltimore. The
Boston has sailed for the Gillian
waters to enforce the demands, though
it is highly improbable that seriou,
conflict will take place.
A we'll filed house greeted the
speakers at the Independent gathering
in the school house last evening. Rev.
McCready dilated up the evils of re.
puhlicanism and democratism and
glorified the independent party. Mr..
Boyer, chairman of the independent
county central committee, who ad.
dressed the meeting and IN course Of
his remarks electrified the audience by
stating that Jim Noodle was trading
new suits for old clothes. The ques.
ton naturally aries, what does the
prospective county commissioner want
with old clothes?
The lake bed north Of Custer, which
has been the subject Of considerable
comment by residents of that city and
others who have seen it, will now
probably be developed into a beautiful
lake by next season. The Mail an.
nounces that an agreement has been
made between the l%ocators Of the site
and Theodore Reder, of Rapid City