The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-18
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ana eoutos IL. Il. CATlIN, Agent.
NEIGHBoRHOOD NOTES
From Mondays Daily.
Carpets, Elsey's Beehive
A. A. Noodle is again on deck at G.
E. Wilson & Co.'S. store after q short
sickness.
j. w. Bentley is Building q new
barn back Of the hotel occupied BY J.
w. Rucker.
Charles Parsons, foreman Of the
Highland mine at Rapid City, is enjoy
ing a short recreation here.
H. O. Chamberlain, a prominent citi.
zen Of Nebraska aud banker at Rush
vile. is r~usticatin9 in the city.
j. N. Hentou returned home Satur.
day evening, after a business trip of
eight days in the Upper Hills.
Jas. Bradley is going to build a new
house on tho lot adjoining the Judge
Aiken's property on College Hill.
E. NJ. Canton Of Buffalo, wyo., is in
the city. Heis afflicted with rheuma-
tism, and came here to try the baths.
A. S. Mollring, of Nebraska City, is
in the city, the guest of his son, E. d.
Mol'ring. He expects to remain about
a week or so.
]. w. Martin, Miss May Martin and
Mrs. James Cooper expect to leave to-
day for lost Nation, Iowa, on a visit
to friends.
NJ. V. B. Osmer's children accom-
panied BY their uncle, A E. Osmer,
left for Hot Springs on Saturday where
they go to join their parents, says the
Pierre Capital.
E. Elsie,f proprietor Of tho Beehive
dry goods store, left last evening on a
business trip to Omaha, Chicag o and
New York, to buy new goods.
Mr.. G. A. Springer and son, Frank,
arrived from Chicago yesterday morn
ing and wall remain with us a week or
20. Dir. Springer has many friendd
here who are always glad to --welcome
him.
The machinery Of the electric. light
plant was out Of repair Saturday and
Sunday evening, accounting for the
absence Of the light, most Of those
evenings. Everything. will be all
right this evening.
President Hancher and wife left this
morning to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Sarah E. French, which occurs today.
Mr.. Hapchcr drove down from Custer
last night, arriving just a short time
before the departure Of the morning
train.
The open air concert given by the
IT. Robinson Regiment Band, Satur.
day evening, was largely attended and
everyone enjoyed the excellent music
furnished. They are thorough mrsi.
clans and can render a program worth
hearing. Remember the concert this
evening at the Opera house.
A running race TODD place yesterday
afternoon across the river from tho b
& NJ. freight depot, between Frank
Gray and a man named, Lambertson.
for q purse of $50. The distance run
was fifty yards, Gray giving Lambert,
son five feet the start. Lambertson
won easily and carried off the "tin."
DR.. Howell arrived home last even.
ing accompanied by his son, Lindsey
who was badly injured recently BY
falling from a horse. The doctor and
son drove overland from Pierre tc
Rapid City, and from there came BY
rail. His Oldest son, Frank, rode on
horseback across the country, stopping
yer at Rapid last evening. He is ex'
pected this evening.
The STAR is in receipt of tie Rimel.
man musical Journal, and a sheet oil
musi: entitled "Leonora" from j. M
Himelman, of Chicago. manager Of the
Chicago branch of White-Smith Music
Publishing Company. The Journal il
devoted to music. art, and literature
and the subscription price is but rs
cents per year. 1t also contains some
new music and would undoubtedly be
a valuable Journal for any and all
musicians.
Rev. H. D. Smith leaves tomorrow
morning with a party from Custer 70,
Yellowstone Park. He leaves here on
the B. & NJ. tram for Custe-, and then
the party will -oceed overland to the
poiat mentioned hove. Mr.. Smith
goes at the request Of some Of hi,
friends here, for q pleasure. trio and
for his health. The party from Custe,
consists Of Messrs. Parks, and agentle,
man from Iowa and one from New
York. They expect to stay about q
month, and will take their guns. fish.
ing tackle. etc. They anticipate a very
pleasant trip. The college faculty
have agreed to take charge Of his wori
during his absence.
DR.. Adams was called to Smithwicl
last evening to attend a man named
Richard Schotz, q farmer who had be-
come engaged in a neigborly squabbl.
yesterday morning. It. seems thai
scholz and . neighbor named Charlie.
Algrin had q dispute about some stock
and yesterday morning the latter
came over to settle II, bringing q clut
with him to make tho settlement . lit
tie more impressive. Aigrin found hi,
victim in the pasture, and proceeded
TO show him a thing or two. Scho;s
krannlei with Elm and kept his as
sailant from hitting him With it, bu'