The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-06
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Ice INTO Tue springs from DunatO Jap.
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
office.
The bill creating the Office OF fourth
assistant postmaster general passed
the senate.
The Legislature OF Nevada, has
elected John P. Jones to the senate for
the fourth time.
j.. G. Carson, the popular hardware
man came IN from Minnekahta station
to day by stage.
H. H. Wha!ey, road supervisor OF
the Cascade district paid the STAR Of
fee . pleasant call this afternoon.
Another light snow fell last night,
but it is supposed that the early pedes.
trians found that out this morning.
The FE&M v railway company is
putting a new pump in the round
house for the purpose Of washing out
boilers.
H. G. Howe, travelling auditor of
the F E&M v railroad, came IN this
morning, accompanied by his wife,and
will spend Sunday at the Minnakahta.
Yesterday Walter Scott staked out
the lot for A. d. Fields new building,
reference to which has heretofore been
made in the STAR. The building is to
be near the plung bath.
Ed. Raymond, better known as "Red"
the stage driver, we regret to learn is
suffering from a serious attack
of pneumonia. He is confined to his
room at the Avenue House, and is
kindly watched ovcr by Mr.. Martin.
A small party Of some fifteen couple
met at the Gillespie last evening and
spent a merry evening. Music and
dancing were the principal fea.
lures Of the entertainment and q
jollier crew of merry-makeys it would
be hard to find.
News comes from down the line that
the snow pillow is at work bucking
snow. Some four miles below the
Falls the snow is reported to be eight
feet deep on the track. The "beauti-
full has been falling pretty regularly
for the past few days, and has driftcd
some down in the canyon.
The building to be erected by o.
Ferguson, where L. v. Hunts barn
now stands. Is to be 25xS0, two stories
high, and finished in a first class man.
ner. The lower floor will be occupied
by +. M. Allen, for a carriage reposl-
tory. He will carry a large and fine
stock of carriages, buggies etc. The
upper floor will be lodge rooms. The
Odd FELLOWS having rented it entire,
the other lodges will probably sub rent
from them.
Mrs. Stocks Millar, of Chadron,
while down town today, met with quite
a serious accident. She was passing
along the sidewalk, which happened To
be in a defective condition, and owing
to this and the ice and snow, she
slipped and severely strained.her an
kle. II is the first accident of the kind
that has happened, and it will be well
for the proper city officer to see that
the sidewalks are kept in a safe condi-
ton, or sooner OR later the city will be
defendant in a suit for damages.
From Mondays Daily.
The Hot Springs Lumber Company
have just sent in an order for a car
load Of sashes and doors.
Joe Marty is figuring on the con-
struction of a two story frame store
building, 24x6O, on Chicago avenue.
o. B. Manville is repapenng, re-
painting and having a general over
hauling of his confectionery establish
ment and news depot.
DR.. B. Root, whe went to New York
to the Bellevue Hospital to complete
a postgraduate course, will return
about the middle of the month.
There was no mail arrived this
morning. The trains east Of Buffalo
Gap are reported snow bound. Our
train did not so out until after noon
John Beadz rejoiceth and is made
glad by the advent of a bouncing boy
at his residence, Sunday morning be-
fore the break Of day. Everybody
well.
This is grounding day and believ-
ers in the little Mbernator will wear
long faces, for the sun rose in a clear
blue sky and shines as bright as a day
in June.
The iron columns, lintels and bases
for the magnificent stone building on
the corne of Chicago avenue and
Sixth street arrived last Saturday and
} will he placed in position as o as
the weather permits.