The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
NEIGNEoRHooD NOTES
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NEIGNEORHOOD NOTES
From Fridays Daily.
Clothing-Eisey's Beehive.
Blank bills of sale at this Office.
Bronze goods of all kinds ut Van
Toorhis d McNair's.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S Buck,
Proprietor.
Fall River county maps for sale by
L.. III. Bostwick abstract company ut
SO cents each.
A. Atkinson, r. }. Green and c. l..
Cushman have nearly completed their
handsome cottages in the lower town.
Write w. r.. stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. d., for prices, or other III.
formation regarding monuments or
beadstones. 4Stf
Joe Marty is putting woven wire
fence around his front yard, which
adds immensely to the already hand
some appearance Of his property.
Today the B. e. NJ. tram came into the
city for the first time. 1t pulled down
as far as the Minnekaht;. MOTEL on the
Elkhorn track, having made the con-
nection up near the plunge bath.
ID. B. Rowe left last evening for
Omaha for a visit to his daughter. MIR.
Rowe recently received Sl,3S6 back
pension from Uncle Sam, and he just
| ly believes that he is entitled to little
vacation.
The incoming passenger train on
the Elkhorn, last evening, ran into
some horses down this side of the Falls,
killing two and badly crippling "a
third. The name of the owner had
not been learned at the hour Of going
to press.
Judge Gull, yesterday, heard con-
test case beteen Sylvester Calhoun and
AL. Hora and Willis Sawyer, which
involves the question to title 10 forty
acres of land back of the Soldiers
Home. The argument is whether it
is agricultural land or subject to pla-
Ger stone claim.
j. d. Mcdonald was in the city, yes
terday, and informs STAR reporter,
that new passage has been discover
ed in the Wind Cave. This new pass
age was was explored about three
quarters of mile and the lend was not
reached. Wind cave seems destined
to be the wonder of wonders OF this
section.
Hermosa is feeling pretty good over
miles south of that town. A tunnel
has been run into the hill fifteen feet
following the vein, which has increas-
ed in thickness from two TO twenty
inches. The quality has also greatly
Improved. A company has been or-
ganized TO develope the prospect.
| Sheriff Clifford returned, yesterday,
morning from Chadron, where he has
been attending the hearing in the
Dickson extradition case. The prison
er, Dickson, was discharged on ac-
| count of defect in the complaint.
This is the end of the present Wheel
er g. Dickson Ferguson land case
which involves the Catholicon spring
1t is officially announced that the
b. & nj. Railway will open its new line
to Hot Springs for freight ard passen.
ger business on .Iuty 3. 1891. The
train from the north will arrive at
$3.50 p. m., and leave for the north at
7:20 a. i'll. by this arrangement pass.
engers from The north get here 70,
supper and do not leave until Gfte,
breakfast.
Rev. j. w. Hancher. II. s.. OF tls
class of 'S9 Of the School Of Mines, al
Rapid Cityhaving been engaged in ed
! ucational and literary work for three
years was in accordance with the l,y-
laws Of that institution elected to tl,t
degree of NJ, s. The STAR is pleased
to chronicle the above and knows thai
the degree has not been unworthily be
slowed.
The Yankton "Student," commence
ment number, published b. thu stu
dents of Yarkton college, is an ex
ccedlngly crcditable edition. The STA1
J, is not surprised for j. +. Halls name
appears therein as editor, with G. W
Nash as business manager. These
two young men have hitherto demon
strated their ability to conduct news
paper having been for sometime pub
fishers of the Canton News.
A healthy girl baby. of dark hail
and blue eyes, apparently about :
week old, was found in a basket OF
the doorstep of Mr.. Johnson, who
lives about one mile this side o
Capt. Wizards place. The dis
covery was made yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Johnson is a bachelo
and the founding was taken t.
Capt. Wizards where it is bein!
temporarily cared for.
Forecasts of the action of til,
. Iowa republicans that were in ses
sion at Cedar Rapids indicate tina
that body will reafirrn its allegi
ancc to the prohibition plank ant
demand more vigorous enforce
ment of the law as it stands ON tn
statute books. The dcmocrati
party will be arraigned for sconni
vance with the lawless classes i,
violation and notification of tn
prohibitory laws" The republical