The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-03

For perfect fitting shoe go to E. B.
Warren's shoe store, Chicago avenue.
Black Hills Diamonds in all sorts of
jewelry at Blakeslee's. Upper and
lower town.
The work of grading down Chicago
Avenve from 9Th street north COM
menced yesterday.
G. E. Wilson & Co. have just re-
ceived their new stock, and are open
ing it for the Fourth.
Strangers in the city will he fur
Anished with the best Of meals at the
Kenefick restaurant.
Remember when at Hot Springs you
puld have your photograph taken
y buy some beautiful views. The
Grcbill Portrait and View Co., of
Deadwood, haye the finest studio in
the state, here at Hot Springs
The contractors who furnish the
stone for the Stewart Hotel are
pushing that work vigorously. The
stone is gotten from the Petty quarry
and so many teams are hauling that
one extra team is kept busy assisting
the loaded teams up College Hill.
From parties who have just returned
from Hot Springs who attended the
commencement exercises at the college
it is learried that the graduation essay
of Miss Amla Lampert was far aboye
the average and equal to those pre-
pared by graduates in the far eastern
colleges.-Rapid City Journal.
A. w. Hora who has the contract for
the rock work on the new bath house
says that he will have the stone work
Tor the foundation and the walls of
the foundation and the walls of the
plunge completed in ten days. The
company expect to have the building
completed and ready for giving baths
in sixty days.
Custer Mail: Prof. NJ. A. Willis,
went to Hot Springs last evening for
Hot Springs last evening for the pur-
pose OF making arrangement for the
Queen Ester cantatta association, to
present the play at that place. Mr..
Willis reports this morning that the
Hot Springs people are very anxious
for the Custer combination to come
down there and open their new opera
house about July 10th. It is quite
probable'they will go.
AT the last meeting Of the trustees
of the Soldiers Home DR.. G. G. Shin
nick was re-appointed as surgeon of
the Home. The doctor is an experienced
and thoroughly educated physician
and surgeon, and no more capable man
could have been appointed to fill this
responsible position. Since the doctor
has been located at Hot Springs he has
been successful practitioner and has
built up large and remunerativc
practice, His Office is located IN the
Minnekahta Block.
The Thicks and the Thins crossed
bats on the grounds Sunday. The
grounds are at too great an altitude
and the air too light for the phats, who
got out of breath before the first
base was reached, and 1t was only ty
the aid of an ambulance that any Of
them succeeded in reaching the home
base. Rumor has it that tho game
was not played out at sundown-in
fact is not played out yet, with the
leans leading by several hundred tai.
lies on the score card.
The Children's Day exercises, post.
poned from June 10th, the regula,
day, were observed Sunday, at the
Baptist church in the morning and al
the n. e. Church in the evening
The Baptist church was nicely dec.
Grated with pine boughs and flowers
The exercises were excellent and show.
ed care in the preparation. The Rev
DIR. Allen, who was fora number oi
years missionary to Bur1nan, gave
an interesting talk on what is to bs
seen in that far away land. The exer
cises Of the M. E. church, at the col
lege chapel were held iu the evening
and consisted Of recitations, responsive
readings and songs. Rev. Smith
~'preached" short illustrated sermon
to the children.