The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-02
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NeOr., are registered at the hot
Springs.
Mr.. Z. Calhoun will act a. police
judge, during the absence Of Mr.. Bene.
dict.
Nj. Ryan proposes to build himself
a nice new cottage on his lately &c.
quired city lot.
The walls Of the Fargo and Dickover
building E almost up to the top Of
the third story.
2 Loudenbeck, the real estate agentup
town put up new sign the legend Of
which is "house for rent"
A. l.. Baumgartner, editor Of the
Hat Creek Frontier, spent q pleasant
half hour at The STAR Office Christmas
day.
These beautiful, bright moonlight
nights are highly enjoyed by the
promenaders who are to be seen take
ing long walks in almost every direc-
tion.
According to the latest news from
Pierre, senatorial ducks are plenty.
What's the matter with having a
Pickle, Oh something that the granger
grows?
The SrAr man stopped q minute the
other day to see ID. B. Rowe, who he
found busy making window frames
for q Of the many new buildings that
are now being erected.
President HaMchcr, Of the Black Hills
College. will conduct the Second Quar-.
tsrly meeting services Of the NJ. E.
church in this place on January 10th
and llth.-Hermosa Pilot.
The Associated Press dispatches
brings the news this morning Of an.
other terrific snow storm back east.
Our turn will come one Of these days
and it is we'll to be prepared.
The K. Of p. band was out again
last evening practlcine. The boys are
thoroughly in earnest and are steadily
improving. By spring they will he
second to no band in the state.
Glorious news comes from Missour,
and Kansas. A welcome snow and co.
pious rains are reported as extinguish.
ers OF the threatened Hessian fly.
The snow and rain were badly needed.
1. II. Hunt, the l~iycryman Of Chi.
cago avenue, leaves on Monday to visit
among relatives and friends in eastern
Nebraska. He will be away thirty
days or more, and his brother will ct,
tend to the barn business during hi.
absence.
AZ a meeting Of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid society held at Mrs. Brad.
ley's on Friday evening, Dec. 26, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing terms: Mrs. G. D. Bailey. pres.
ident; Mrs. Cleveland, vice-president,
Mrs. Hawley, secretary; Mrs. Sharon
Evans, treasurer.
Walter Scott, tue city edgineer, has
been employed during the past week
IN laying out some business lots 70,
Dr.. Stewart. Real estate in Hot
Springs is picking up, and as we car
afford to laugh at the Indian war We
are bound to have real solid advance:
ment in our prosperity as a city.
We are sorry to learn this morning
that DIR. shinnick is not any better.an
that the accident he unfortunately
met with Christmas eve proves t.
have been much more serious thar
was at first supposed. The doctor i.
one Of our most popular and eminent
physicians and his many friends vii
be sorry to hear that be is confined t
his room.
Rev. S. Andrews will preach Sunda,
afternoon at the Soldiers Home
Hereafter there will be services regu
larly every Sabbath. The STAR at tn,
suggestion Of Capt. Lucas, has called til,
attention Of the ministers Of the city
to the prominence that these services
should have aud advanced the ids:
that they shoald make some pcrma
nent arrangements so that the service
could be depended upon.
The STAR learns that our rustlin,
feed and produce friend, Link Youn,
was the victim Of a disastrous ru,
away Christmas day. He took his bss
girl down to view the falls, and Will
viewing the beauties Of the dashing
flashing, splashing Of the waters q
they came down at LAHORE the team
broke loose and started for home OF
their own account. Though there wa
, no one hurt-the buggy makes . TAI
. sample Of kindling wood.
The Ferguson House was tho seen,
of as pleasant . Christmas party .
was held in the city. The guests wer,
few but tho pleasure was none tho less
Miss Arlie Douglas lent her accom-
plished musical attaiuments 70 th,