The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-03

ing from Chicago aud ether eastern
points. He reports . great deal Of
sickness in the east; many deaths from
pneumonia. He brings the charming
intelligence that many investors con-
template visiting the springs this
season for the purpose Of securing q
slice Of Hot Springs property.
The Sioux City Journal is one Of the
leading papers Of the west and for
news can always be relied upon. It is
a staunch republican paper and teaches
republican doctrines in q thorough
and fearless manner. Its columns are
filled with the very latest Associated
Press dispatches and telegraphic news.
Editcrially it stands among the bright.
est and crispest newspapers Of the
age, and as q family paper is not
excelled by any.
Most Of our citizens were most agre.
ably surprised and a bright smile and
a glad welcome was extended to Major
Eaton, cashier OF the Minnekahta bank,
when he came down town this after.
noon. The Major i. so we'll known,
and so universally liked. that his friends
greeted him enthusiastically on all side.
Everybody is glad to see the genial
Major out again after his very severe
illness, and hearty congratulations are
extended to him with the best wishes
and may his days number a thousand
years.
The NJ. E. college mid.term concert
was a grand success all through. A
large audience, and a critica! one it
was, assembled at the chapel to see and
and criticize to what extent the stu
dents had performed their share Of the
duties pertaining to the college term.
AS a musical entertainment and a COL
lege examination til. exhibition would
be bard to surpass. 1t is an evident
fact that the thorough and salts.
tic training of the musical class is wor.
thy Of the highest commentator and
the competency of the department head
may not be disputed. The program
was efficiently carried out, and
as the applause was heartily Civ.
en-. it evidenced the fact that not
only was the audience numerous, but
it vas critical. The college course is,
without doubt a superior one, and judi
ges of music are quite enthusiastic in
their praises of the dic;pline and thor
ongh teaching of this department.. The
program was carried out in a most ca
pahle manner The prevailing COM
plants caused a little changing of the
program, but altogether the mid term
concert was a decided success and the
college is to he congratulated on this
one of the first exhibitions of its thor.
ough training.
From Saturdays Daily.
kenetick Restaurant is noted a. the
Delmonico Of the town.
Ed. Handlin has accepted a position
IN Fargo & Sons store as clerk.
Picture moulding--an elegant line,
new and fantastic designs Mt Marty. 5.
f. Eisey is preparing for summer as
goods are arriving daily for his store.
Geo. NJ. Farnsworth, Of Omaha, in.
surance agent, is stopping at the Gil
lespie.
An elegant line of wedding station.
cry and fancy programs at tie SrAr
office.
r. ". Sham has put up a small
frame addition to the rear Of his meat
market,
j. +. Sidey went tn Hermosa this
morning on q skirmishing expedition
for specimens.
John Beadz's family haa gone back ia
Nebraska to hold down their claim,
for a short time.
Charlie Slyfield has the lumber on
the ground for a small cottage near his
present residence.
Merton Tillotson IS clerking in Gil.
bert & Wilcox's drugstore during the
absence Of Mr.. Gilbert.
A team and scraper are at work grad.
ing on Jennings avenue in front oil
Walter SCOTS residence.
Willis E. Sawyer and Clarence d
Bailey have made homestead entries al
the Rapid City land office.
ID. G. Wright has nearly completed
lis house OH Fourth street and will
move his family next week.
F. A. Harmon, of Deadwood, travel.
ing freight agent for the F. E. & NJ. v
railway, is in the city and: stops at the
Gillespie.
Mrs. C. NJ. Seaman, Of st. Louis, ar.
rived this morning and Joined her hus
hand w,I.o hoe haon IN <ha C,rrco "a,