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

From Fridays Daily.
Wood Craven was In today from the
ranch IN upper Red Canyon.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. G.. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
r. w. Rhodda left this morning for
Lead to take IN the City Of Mills for a
few days.
Miss Emma Murphy is living i'll with
mountain fever as her residence on
Cold Brook.
w. E. Benedict, Of the STAR, is hav-
ing his house painted and otherwise
beauti6ed for the coming winter.
Charlie Styled will return tomor-
row from his visit to the coal mines,
where he has been looking over his
prospects.
The funeral of young Lessard, who
has been suffering with paralysis for
sometime, took place today from the
Catholic church.
A new and handsome foot bridge
has been placed across the river con-
Meeting the cottage with the new
Union depot.
Chicago avenue is being brought up
the grade between Sixth and Seventh
streets and the hill north Of Eighth
street is being taken down.
Bert Roberts, representing r. l..
Polk g. Co., State Gazeteers, is IN the
city interviewing our business men IN
the interests of a state directory Of
South Dakota.
Bank Examiner Blanchard, OF
Mitchell believes the constitutionality
of the new banking law will be sus.
tanned by the supreme court, which
will consider it in a few days.
Good progress is being made on the
hospital building at the Soldiers Home
The roof has been put on and the
building will soon be ready for oc.
cupancy.
Don Fl. Porter, Of the M~innekahta
hotel came down from Deadwood last
evening on the Elkhorn, to view the
remains of his once beautiful hotel and
pick up what he can Of the scattered
r~emnenants.
st. Patrick's Pills are carefully pre-.
pared from the best material and &C.
cording to the most approved formula:
and are the most perfect cathartic and
liver pill that can be produced. All
druggists sell them. tt
Hon. John A. Picker, our congress
man, who so eloquently delineated the
republican ideas Of the protective tariff
to our citizens on Wednesday evening
and who so gallantly and ably assisted
at the Minnekahta fire early Thursday
morning, left last evening for the east
ern part of the state.
The window frames have been pu'
in the new Baptist church and tn
siding which is Of shingles and up
right weather boarding is nearly com
pleted. This edifice will be one o
the finest church buildings in the cit.
when it is finished and it is an orna
ment to the College Flat.
Suit has been brought in the circui
court by County Treasurer Bradley
against the Minnekahta State Ban
for the payment of a protested draf
issued by him on the county funds
which they refused to pay. veril.
when the circuit court meets there will
} be lively times in this bailiwicl{nlo,s
County Treasurer Bradley has re
, ceived a writ of mandamus iron
Judge Nowlin commanding tn
commissioners to pay over al
MONIES received by them as proceed
of the sale of the court house and jai
t bonds into the country treasury forth
: with, or appear before the circuit cour
on November 9Th and show cause VIII,
they should not pay said money owe
/. to the proper officers.
. Mrs. Sarah II. Fargo, the estimabl
mother Of Charles g., junior membe
!. of the mercantile firm Of s. q. Farg
& Son arrived this morning on a visi
to her son. Mrs. Fargo resides in Ola
! county, South Dakota and is an enter
y prising and enthusiastic South Dakc
tan. Every year she takes a car loa
. Of produce and visits the various cou1
ty fairs and Invariably wins a prem:
; UNI or two, and sometimes more. Mr.
Fargo will be heartily welcomed b
: our citizens who will endeavor to max
q her visit 4 pleasant one.
Judge David Davis, Of Illinois, We
not a man of sentiment. He was er
dowed with hard practical sense an
the fact that he died several times