The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-07

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
From Tuesdsy's Daily.
Carpets, Elsey's Beehive.
Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chattel
loans.
Inquire at G. D. Bailey's for -four
and prices on feed.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. Buck, Prop.
DR.. Cheney went to Cascade yester-
day to visit his patients in that local
,ty.
Fred G. Willor is reported to be on
the sick list. Nothing serious, how
ever.
Jacob Wright, the Cascade archi.
tect, has been spending a few days in
the city.
Eighty.four dollers were raised by
the veterans G. A. R. day at the Lake
Madison Chautauqua for the Soldiers
Home hospital.
A union Sunday School has been
organized at Cold Brook. Rev. H. D.
Smith also held services in Mrs. Whites
house at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Ed. King, Deadaood's popular jew
eler, is in the city. He took in the
sights near Odell quarries yesterday
and will spend a few more days here
Capt. Willard was in from his big
horse ranch near Wind Cave on Satur.
day. He was completing arrangements
to make Hot Springs his market here.
after.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs
Shortridge, aced six months. died last
Saturday. The funeral occurred Sun
day afternoon, Rev. H. D. Smith Off
eating.
1t is understood that Mr.. OLeary
proprietor of the Fargo House, Cas-.
cade, has leased some lots in that town
and will soon erect a large and com
modious hotel.
A large party, composed principally
OF Sioux City visitors to this health
resort, spent yesterday very pleasantly
at the Odell quarries, situated between
this city and Buffalo Gap.
Did you see that exquisitely dressed
young man on the street the other day:
II you did not. you should, for he pur,
chased that suit of clothes Of G. E
Wilson & Co.'S. Go thou and do like,
wise.
Rev. Rhoderick, of Missouri Valley
- visitor to the Springs, preached
to a good audience in the NJ. E. church
on Sunday morning last. Rev. E. G
Warren preached in the evening t.
the profit of all.
Col. w. H. Parker Of Deadwood, LEFT
business cares behind and hied himself
away to Hot Springs Saturday. Hi.
sons, Lou and Ralph, arrived here
Sunday evening. They expect to re-
main here two or three days.
Gov. Mellette is getting a record as q
farmer. Recently, while waiting 70,
a train at Villas, he gave a farmer ar
exhibition of hrs ability to guide g
pillow through an exceedingly weedy
piece Of summer fallow.-Er.
Senator Frank Pettigrew and Judge
Tate have rendered the board of agri
culture their twenty head of wilc
buffalo and seven head Of wild moose
and they will he on exhibition at the
state fair.-Lead City Tribune.
G. G. Fargo has sold his interest in
Cascade to a Chicago syndicate which
proposes to push the improvements
now under way and will add quite
number of new buildings and other
wise advance the interest Of that popu,
lar resort.
Visitors to this beautiful resort arr
becoming numerous as is evidenced by
the fact that the hotels are enjoying ,
full quota Of patronage. This makes
the propric,ors happy. The more tb'
growing city.
Rev. Sam Small. the evangelist, ha'
decided tn RETURN to journalism. A
fund has been raised for the establish
ment of a daily evening paper at At
lanta. Ga. to lie known as the Atlant,
Herall. Of which, Small has accepte,
the managing e!itorship.
II railroads k"en ", their presen
lick, it is possible that old soldiers from
the west may be enabled to get to De
troit and the big encampment at rate
Of fare so low as will make walking a
expensive as . ~ of plumbing o
teeth 6lling.-LMcoln Call.
The following is a statement show
ing the business transacted at tn
Rapid City land Office during the fsca
year ending June so, 1891: Pre-
emption filings, 400; homestead entries
406; timber culture entries, 80; home
stead proofs, 204; timber culture proofs
IA; cash proofs, 902; number entries
1924. The number of acres newl,
fled on, is 130,499; number Of acre
acquired by final proof, 32,O94.
Asa gentle reminder, we woul'
again state that the annual encamp
ment OF the Black Hills Chautauou