The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09
From Monday. Daily.

u Hat Geek are in the city.
County Court meets tomorrow.
Judge W. H. Wood presiding.
The srAa office is in receipt q some
:ype, call and see the new font.
THE SrAn would like to welcome the
students to the college.
Al. Bryant is circulating among his
numerous Hot Syringe friends today.
j. N. Moore, the newly elected
auditor reports 10 the county
commissioners today.
]. W. Hall, one Of Hat Creeks
merchants is in the city
up on bis claim.
Dr.. Briggs has been under the
weather FOR the past few days and
scarcely able to get around.
Geo. W. Wil!or drove Milt sowash
into the city today to tarn ove the
constableship Of that precinct.
J, A Letter Of the mercantile firm
Of Field Lietct & Co., Of Omaha, reg
istered at the Gillespie Sunday.
E. VanDevort, the newly elected
Justice Of the peace, Of Burton, appears
before the commissioners today.
Fashionable dress making one door
west Of Gillespie, hotel Minnekata Av.
Give me a calls MRs. D. d. CURTIS.
The W. G. T. U. will have their reg
ular meeting next Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock a full attendance is request
ed.
F. NJ. vroman, Dudley's enterprise
ing and pushing lawyer is in the city
attending TO business before the COM
missioners.
Capt. Nj. l.. Kenable arrived in town
Sunday and appeared before the board.
to qualify. He goes back about the
end OF the week.
Mr.. and Miss Walton, brother and
sister, who have been spending the
holiday vacation at Sturgis, returned
Saturday evening.
DIR. Stewards second addition to the
city of Hot Springs,'has been surveyed
and plated and will be on the mar
ket in q few days.
N. Atcheson, of Oelrichs, who has
been up in the Hills, along with VIM.
Wilson passed through the Springs on
his way home this morning.
Jno. Mosscr, Of Rushv,lle reported
this morning at the Ferguson. for at
tendence at the college. He is in no
hurry to return to the Bad Lands.
The womens' Relief Corps meet
next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
and as this is the first meeting in the
new year, a full attendance is desired.
y. A. Jarvis, Of the Hot Springs
House, returned Saturday morning
from his recent tour to st. Louis
Kansas Citv, Denver and other points
c. Whitehead, of Norfolk, Nebr., il
circling through the Hills. Charlie,
has sold out his interest IN the Craw.
ford Clipper, and is now looking for j.
new location.
The public schools opened this morn
ing with a good attendance. Mis-!
Connor takes charge Of the lower
school, in the absence o. Prof. White
who is busy at the ~co}lece.
Minnekahta avenue will be in first
class condition from River avenue tt
Soldiers Home by the last of the week
Walter Scott, city engineer has beer
pushing the work along as rapidly a
possible. aud will soon have a splendid
drive wasy up the canyon.
Ed Medary, one of the most compe
tent prints in the west, lately frou
Waukon, Iowa, afterspending a few
months in Hot Springs, leaves toda,
east bound. Ed needs no recommend.
alton. he carries the "rule' and is .
neat, tasty and clean job printer.
Permanent arrangements have been
made, by which services will be held
every Sunday afternoon at the Soldiers
Home at the 8 o'clock. The Presby.
terian and Methodist pastors will alter.
nate in holding the services. Rev. S
Andrews will preach next Sunday at.
ternoon at the regular hour.
Isaac Miller, better known among
the ranchman, cowboys. Plain and
Hill men, as "Club-foot Miller" who
was killed IN the late skirmish will
the Indians is carried in sorrowful re.
membrance by his associates. The
cowboys and ranchman have requested
that his body be dillveeed to them to,
ceremonial burial. The request will
without doubt be granted, and "Club
foot Miller" will be laid to rest, witt
cypress, spruce and myrtle, to awak,
among those, who have been good ant