The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
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From Mond.y.s Daily.

today.
New Home sewing machines for
$50 at Van voorhis & McNair's.
Rev. Warren,of Rapid City preached
at the M. E. services last evening.
Board and lodging for $3.50 per
week at the Kenefck Restaurant.
For iron spokcs, felloes, and other
wood stock, 90 to VanVoorhis & Nc
Nair.
E. N. Fitch, one Of Dudley's promi-
nent citizens, spent Sunday in this the
Gem City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Damdson, Of
Edgemont, spent Saturday and Sunday
at the hub.
MI. Ham, the former landlord at
the Ferguson House, was in from his
ranch yesterday.
Anderson's graders are making a
good and substantial showing on MIN.
mekahta avenue.
Ed Handlin took the stage for Cas-
cade today, we understand to accept a
position on the Geyser.
w. z. Reads, of David City, Neb.,
who is making a tour Of the Hills is in
the city for a few days.
r.. r. Wood, general agent Of the
Burlington Route at Buffalo, Wyo.,
came in on this mornings train.
The walls of the court house have
reached the top of the second story and
the basement is IN the hands Of the
k,lasterers.
Dirt is being packed in around the
cross walks on Chicago avenue, maxi
ing the street much more pleasant to
drive across.
General Superintendent Calvert, Of
the 3. & N. arrived on a special car
Saturday evening and will leave for
the east tonight.
The stone masons aud slate roofers
have completed their work on the
G1nion depot, and 1t is now in the
hands Of the carpenters.
Perry f. Thompson. passed through
the city yesterday en- route for Rush
vile, Neb. He has been spending the
summer %rusticating through the Big
Horn Mountains.
The excavation work has seen CON-
menced on the east Of the Minnekahta
hath house for a large extension. The
bath house and Hot Springs House
will be connected.
Messrs. VIM. Pascoe, contractor for
the stone work ON the sanltarium at
Cascade, and Frank Zedbe, contractor
Ser the carpenter work on the same
building, were taking in the county
seat yesterday.
Judge Gull is over to dudley today
issuing deeds to the holders of town
site property who have proved up on
their claims. He was loaded down
with thirty-eight deeds to be distrib-
uted to the property holders in that
burg.
The pl~astering has been completed
throughout the new dwelling house
being built by Silas Coleman, and the
plasterers r putting the "inishing
touches" to the woodwork on the in.
side. When completed it will be oc.
cup,ed by Rev. H. d. Smith.
Ike B.E II. has put in a temporary
water tank at the switch leading to the
round house. Tue water is supplied
through a two inch pipe taking water
from the creek nearly a mile from the
tank. The location of the permanent
tank will be at or near the engine
house.
Fred Helms, ST., manager Of Van
Devort's hardware aud implement
house at Buffalo Gap. aud G. G. Smita
cashier Of the Buffalo Gap Bank, Sun.
dsyed at this place, enjoying a plunge
and seeing the ruin of the Mlnaekahta,
They came over Battle Mountain on
hortsback.
Gilbert e. Wilcox have in their show
window a specimen Of coal from the
mine Of Lampert & Wheeler, nsa,
Edgemont. THIS coal is .of good quail
ity and promises to turn out in album
dance. It is the intention Of Messrs
Lampert & Wheeler to organize q com
pany, and develop these mines. ani
shonld there prove to b IN eatsnsiv.
bed Of coal in that vicinity. IL would
10 : great thing Tor Ed9emont ant
Fall River county.