The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-13

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fist church will be dedicated there.
Jacob Wright, the architect has 10
far recovered as to he around town,
though he is ~ no means entirely we'll.
Alex. Adams, Of Hat Creek, came
over to the metropolis yesterday on
pension claim intent and departed for
home this afternoon.
E. Calhoun LETT this afternoon via
the B. & NJ. for Harrison, Neb, TO look
after some cattle. He will return to-
morrow Or next day.
Doc. Piercsis grading his lot on Min.
nekahta avenue preparatory to the
erection Of a building forty feet square
to be used for a real estate Office.
H. H. Crockett. formerly Of this city
but Of late a rancbman up on Spring
creek, is in the city and called at che
STAR Office. He intends 70 relocate
here in the course Of q month.
A.. S Fielding has relinquished his
old quarters over Roots drug store
and established his real estate agency
in the building just vacated by Norton
& Gull, on Chicago avenue.
The big hotel scheme for the erection
Of a $4,000 hotel at Deadwood has
been busted. The committee utterly
failed to procure sufficient bonus and.
Mr.. Casey refuses another compromise.
Theo Figge, Chadron, sells single
buggy harness at $500, double harness
$500, solid farm harness $1,000, best
style farm harness $500, WOOL lined
saddles $500. Satisfaction guaran.
teed or money refunded. Send for
price list.
j. B. earns, Supt. Of Black Hills
Mission Of tho N. E. church will lee.
ture in the college chapel next Friday
evening, 18th inst. This is the second
lecture in the terms course and the
proceeds are to Do applied on the pay
ment for pianos.
The STAR returns thanks to Senator
Pethgrew for . copy Of the bill to re-
duce and equalize duties on imports,
with appendix. At some future date
the tariff editor will take opportunity
to peruse the pamphlet. should the days
grow long enough.
Rev. Gregory Powell, Of Chadron,
Nebr., the Congregational Home Mis-.
sionarv for eastern Wyoming and
the Black Hills, has been called to
confer with the trustees Of the college
relative to his succeeding Senator
Kyle, as the financial agent Of that
institution.
&C. Hughes. Gent supt. and E. G.
Harris, Div. Supt. of the F. E. & n. v.
railroad are making a tour Of inspec.
ton on this section Of the road N a
special. They went up TO Deadwocd
this morning and on their return will
take in the Hot Springs branch. They
are expected to arriYe here this evening
or tomorrow.
Tho STAR is in receipt Of a letter
from G. A. Baker, agent Of the G. and
N. W. R. r. company at Glideen, Iowa,
ordering the STAR continued to his adj
dress and enclosing shining shekels to
insure the due performance Of the
pleasant duty. MI. Baker IN closing
his letter says: "Could not get along
without news from the Springs. It
certainly will be- great town in the
near future.
The Elkhorn passenger was slightly
disabled when it reached the city half
an hour late last night. The jar Of
the train going through the tunnel be-
tween Deadwood and Whitewood loos-
ened up the snow and as the train came
ont Of it the engine and cab were
struck b. asmal. sizeo avalanche. All
the windows in the cab we're broken
and it was filled full Of snow. An OK.
ira wait Of twenty minutes served "a
to repair most Of the damage DONE
Rapid City Journal.
The firm Of Norton & Gull, attor.
usys at law, have dissolved partnership
and will hereafter conduct separate Of.
fees. Mr.. Gull will, for the present
have his Office in the county court room
aud Mr.. Merton will be found in th.
Mlnnekahts Bank. AS soon Is the Far,
80 Dickovsr building is completed ana
ready for occupancy, they will both
have Offices in tho second story. Boil
} arc prosperous, successful attorney,
!! and entsrprisiag, enthusiastic citizen,
81. Hot Springs aud haSe uulimitei
faith:in her future. y. =