The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

Shoe Store.
Bet awhile satsa-a and 70. a. r.
Aour asC. D. Bailsy's.
A little snow fell this moraing, bat
perhars you all know that.
Auditor J. N. Moore il on duty q
tbs commissioners meeting.
Trya sack Of 9. D. Bailsy's bsss
dour. Il will give satisfaetion.
Orders left at Aldsnis store will b
delivered to any part Of the city.
The fnest line Of mems footwear 10
the city ~ Warren's Shoe Store.
Al. Highley who belongs At the
Cheyenne crossing attends court to.
day.
D. K. snively Of Phillips and snive.
lly, Of Dudley is in the city. He left
today for home.
Congressman Picker addressed a
temperance meeting in Washington on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Judd Grant. Of Omaha, was in
the city yesterday in the interest Of
the d. NJ. Steel grocery house.
The Corcoran vs. Dale suit is on
today in the county court. The case
will probably take all day tomorrow.
Mr.. L. v. Hunt, formerly Of Hunt
Head & Co., is contemplating putting
in a large livery and feed stable in the
spring.
The new steam apparatus in the
Fargo & Dickover block was given 4
trial Yesterday and everything worked
to perfection.
Judge Fred Dale, Of Dudley came
over yesterday to do some Counting
The judge Is the same Fred Of ancient
days,and is one Of the best boys aboard
the boat.
The remains Of the late Captain
George d. Wallace,of the seventh Uni
ted States Cavalry, were taken to his
native home at Yorkville, South Caro-,
lima, for interment.
Capt. Mathsy, in charge Of the re-
cruit,ng Office, in Chicago says that since
the fighting in the Sioux country began,
the number Of applicants for enlist
ment in the army has doubled.
Don't forget that the Stewart and
Springdale additions are the most ecu.
trally located and the choicest residence
property-also remember you get ! Of
IN acre when you get one Of these lots.
CosxoR BRos., Agents.
Judge Sowlln expects TO leave for
Florida about the middle Of the month
to remain there during the greater por.
tion Of the winter. His health is not
the best, and many friends will be glad
to know that he is about to enjoy a
season OF rest and recuperation.-
Rapid Republican.
The college is now in full working
order again, under very favorable aus
pices and bright prospects FOR the fu.
ture. The total enrolment for las,
term was 46. A few Of the old stu.
dents have not yet returned this term,
but enough new ones are enrolled to
make the total register 49 ut the ont.
set, and President Hanchcr fully OK.
poets the number to increase to 20.
The management has reason to feel
proud Of the record the school Is max.
ing in this the first year of its history
Emma Abbott, the great American
prima donna, died in Salt Lake City
Monday morning Of pneumonia. She
was taken i'll Wednesday night, but in
spite Of her physicians protes,
persisted in going on the stage and
singing. Since then she has been rap,
idly failing until she died. A singlua,
coincidence connected with the aRai,
that abe died on the anniversary Of
OF her husbands. The body will b.
embalmed and taken to Gloucester
Mas, where her husband was buried
Miss Abbott was one Of the wealthy
women Of the United States, her es,at.
being estimated at $4,OO0,OOO. priuci
pally in real estate.
For some time past work has beer
in progress on a we'll which DR.. Stew
art is having sunk in the western par
Of his addition on College Flat. Th,
well was commenced some time ago,hu
considerable delay has been occasione,
BY the necessity for putting in piping
This work having been accomplished
the drilling has been resumed and YER,
satisfactory r the results which hav
been developed. The well is no,
down to . depth Of Isl feet. with s
feet Of water. But this is not oil
The temperature Of the water is th
most remarkable feature Of this nev
we'll. # has been steadily CROWN,
warmer from the time water ~