The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1892-01-15
N~EIGHB0RHOoD NOTES
Fargo will furnish you oil.
Bulk Oysters at Brightman's.
Wood wanted at the STAR Office.

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Bulk Oystars at Brightman's.
Wood wanted at the STAR Office.
New stock OF location notices at this
Office.
Brand new road cart for sale, inquire
at this office.
Miss Druse is slowly recovering from
her recent severe illness.
A good second hand top buggy for
sale, inquire at this Office.
Oysters! oysters! Fresh Bulk Oys-
tiers at Brightman's market.
W. E. Benedict spent-a couple of
days in Rapid City this week.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
To all Whom it nay Concern:
You will find that prices are down
at Fargo's.
Fall River county maps for sale by
l.. H. Bostwick abstract company at
50 cents each.
The Cascade Geyser is getting in
some pretty good work in showing up
Jones and his boss.
Tho STAR has on hand several lots
of old papers that would come handy
to h~ouskeepers. They are for sale in
dots to suit purchasers.
A son tipping the beam at ten
pounds, arrived at the residence Of
Cashier Parks on Thursday evening of
last week, January 9TH.
On Monday next, DR.. and Mrs. Stew.
art start for sunny California. where
they will spend the winter. They will
return in the spring. The STAR hopes
that they will have a pleasant trip and
return much improved in health from
having escaped the rigor of a winter in
this latitude.
Through the efforts of Senator Pet
tlgrew, o. H. Parker, ex-commissioner
of school and public lands of this state,
has been appointed superintendent Of
Indian schools for the states Of South
Dakota, Montona and Wyoming. The
writer has the pleasure OF an acquain-
lance with the appointee, and knows
him to- be thoroughly we'll equipped
for the position.
With the compliments of Hulst &
Price, there was left at the STAR office
recently a considerable quantity of
Rock Springs coal, mined at Rock
Springs, Wyoming. The coal is of
fine quality and burns nicely, with
very small waste. The fuel was APP
preciated during the recent cold snap,
and Messrs. Hulst & Price will please
accept thanks.
Those of our readers who attended
the entertainment given by the Con-
gregational society, in the opera house
! last fall, will remember that among
the most pleasing pats of the pro-
gram were the soprano solos Of Miss E.
Orchard, Of Rapid City. Miss Birch.
ard will from henceforth no longer be
known; by that name, having conclud-
ed to cast her lot with Mr.. John H.
Fall, the vo-A being duly solemnized
on Tuesday, the Ste inst.
Rev. j. G. Powell, district mission
.ary for the Congregational church,
spent Sunday with the church in this
place, preaching at their services in
the, school house, morning and even
ing. The sacrament of the Lords
Supper was administered in the morn
ing, at which time three new members
were admitted into the church. For
the present, preaching services are
held only every alternate Sunday, the
pastor dividing his time between Hot
Springs and Buffalo Gap. Sunday
School will be held every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
\ II is remarkable what a great re-
gard Judge Gardner has conceived for
Judge Nowlin's judicial opinions. Ii
the judge takes the position that be.
cause Judge Nowlin has passed upon
certain questions. he will not consider
q matter that involves some Of the
same issues, he had better step down
and out. The people Of this circuit
are entitled to a judge that will i'm.
partially consider a question properly
brought before him. without reference
to what his predecessor has done.
Every practicing attorney is entitled
to as much courtesy as any other prac.
ticing attorney at the hands of q court,
Il he be respectful and honest. From
the reports received from Custer, we
are led to conclude that such was no,
tho course Of Judge Gardner in The
Injunction case,