The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-13
From Saturdays Daily
New stock of location notices at this

From Saturdays Daily
New stock OF location notices at this
Office.
Commissioner j. H. White came up
from Oelrichs yesterday.
A new Winchester rifle, model 1886,
for sale. Inquire at this Office.
Night before last the Ole Olson
C%omepany PLAYED in Salem, s. D.
A. Clark is down from Deadwood
trying the waters of the Hot Springs.
Capt. T. FL. Russell came down from
Deadwood last night to spend a few
days.
Stakes are being set FOR the new
hotel that is to cover the site of the old
Minnekahta.
Mr.. Mrs. John. Gillespie returned
last evening from their tour through
the upper Hills.
MIR .& Mrs. Maloney, of Deadwood,
are stopping at the Ferguson House
for a few days.
Doc. Gilbert and Harvey Moseley
have gone overland to join the Nebras-
la hunting party at Hay Springs.
President Hancher departed last
evening over the B & NJ. for Alliance
> Nebr. He returns tomorrow morning.
Hot Springs experienced a thunder
storm today-an unusual thing at this
> time of year. 1t rained nearly all the
} afternoon.
Miss Carrie Cook, of David City, is
, enjoying a few weeks in the mountains
, visiting the family Of G.. A. Lancaster,
who she knew in former days.
1 Rev.H .D.Smith has been conducting
: revival services at the Gold Brook
y school house this week. Considerable
interest has been manifested and the
4 meetings will probably be continued
!, next week.
5 Will Sccor who has been confined to
his he'd the past month with noun
+ tain fever has so much improved that
he will return to his home tonight ac.
Y companicd by his mother. He is yet
in rather a critical condition.
Mrs. Capron, of Durand, ILL.,, sister
!, of Mrs Bear, arrived here this morn
ing, when she heard of Mrs. Bears sad
bereavement for the first time. Wher
she lad started from her home she
- knew of Mr.. Bears sickness but no
y until she arrived did she know the sac
u news of his death.
Pioneer: John Gillespie was mar
ried at Hot Springs last night to Mis-
'' Barrier. The groom lsa brother to thu
'' proprietor of the Gillespie Hotel, AM
% is engaged III the plumbing business
a The bride is the prettiest and mos
popular young lady of the Springs.
's The Edgemont Kicker says that ey
county commissioner Phillips skippe
n with $4,000 county money. A STA
81 representative happening to meet NJ,
Of Phillips inquired if it was tru
at that he had skipped with count.
at funds: to which he replied "Of course
re with all my property interest in an
and around Hot Springs any foi
y, knows that 1 could affort to skip wit
OF $1,000"
Eli James Wrigley' an extensive owne
ne of Hot Springs realty, and who hi
been engaged in Tie mercantile bps
ness at Minnekahta has sold his bus
y ness at that place to BENZ. Cas-
II and Chas. M. Bourne and leaves lie,
N. week for Broken Bow, Nehr., whic
NV place will hereafter be his home. H
ID. will engage in The business of buyin
and selling stock. The STAR regret
IT, the departure of Mr.. Wrigley as he
ITS a citizen we can lily afford to lose.
The funeral of Mr.. Bear which toe
ng place to-day, was we'll attended, nc
ct: withstanaing the almost incessant RAJ
i'll which fell nearly all the afte,noo
ne Townspeonle, not a few. and his o
er- friends and neighbors Of Beaver tow
en- ship, where he resided for several yeal
we were in attendance to show their la
dy token of respect for the departed. II
oe funeral services were held at the hon
ri. WIN heV. onhttn o'lic'a'ihs Oh" ne
Frame assisting, from whence Il
:, remains were taken to their last lol
~ resting place in Evergreen Cemeter
re- A Rare Bargain.
100 Forty acres OF land suitable I
lev plating as an addition to Hot Spring
for sale. For full particulars call
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