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fNjIng BLACK HILLS. HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MAY 12. 1893. VOL, 8.-NO. 2.

WAVBLLBRS' GUIDE W. L. Judkins transacted business H. M. Sinclair, of Kearney, is stop­ The Daily Star. . Black Hills Hospital Association. T. X. * H. V. R. B. l!" ! in Rapid Wednesday. ping at the Gillespie. Beginning neit Monday evening the Such is the organization to be termed lun Hills Passikuer. that was organized by a number of WANTS. FOR SALE, ETC. ' -i«rr Hot Springs S-tSo *' to i 'rbe t)rick flont is finished in J. W. Russell of Burlington, Vt., Daily STAR, after reposing for over a AMVN* •« " Black Hills physicians, at the Evans,, ' BTKmii under this hud «U1 b* prill tad for Caioaso imm. ' the Shope-Barnes block, and it will be was here a few days this week upon year, will resume publication. Mr. one-bait cent i word each week {or all neater • ••t Springs 7:351>. ni. E. J. Moore will be associated with the last Saturday. Dr. D. K. Dickinson, •bnscribere to the 8ta*. No Item printed for lam AnC«se " " 5:35 ».m. a be-iuty. business. than ten canto. htlsavss at lU:8i)a. m. proprietor, a fact that we are sure will of Lead, was chosen president; Dr. arrives at 1:801>. n. Trio by Messrs. Dickover, Eaton Dr. B. A. Wade this wsek received A. OOD, Local Agent. be appreciated by the patrons of the Waller, of .Chadron, vice-president, T17ANTED—A lady agent In toll D. W and Frame—the three Orpheans—at the appointment of vice-president of .vv. . South Dakotato aell aaariftldi of mtrtt to paper. We hope for sufficient patron­ Dr. Jennings as second vice-president; Congregational church next Monday the board of public health for Fall ladiee. Quod potltlon and aood par for Uttte B. * It. It. R. age to warrant the publication of a Dr. brown of Fort Meade as third vice- work. Address W' J. Iam, BUI City, 8. D. East,bus departsI 5:40p. m River county. — , •• 7.:W>a. ill. night. newsy local sheet. *'' president; Dr. Hargens as secretary. OUND—A purse containing money. Owssr £*<, arrlvee R:4S0 a. m. Assessor J. A. Ball and father, T. A., Dr. Copeland and party went out to Fcan have same by paying for thia nottoa and West ..., 7:00p.m. Dr. Freeman, of Deadwood, Dr. John­ proving property. Apply at Hldey'a carioalty H. T. CATLIN, Local Agent. were STAU callers last Saturday. Mr. Wind cave Wednesday and came back —J. C. Dickover & Co. have received son of this place and Dr. Spencer of flhop. the Arlington edition of books, con­ Ball Sr., resides at Superior, Nebr., enthusiastic over the place—pronounc­ Hill City were chosen to draft articles ANTED.—Parties desiring to ptaee young ing it "out of sight"' as compared to sisting of standard work, which they Wchildren under the care and' kwplu of an JS-, LOCAL NOTES and is making his son a visit. sell at 25 cents. Tour favorite author of incorporation, to present for adop­ experienced lady, for any Ume^pleaae call upon } or address Mrs. H. C. 8f " ' UP B Genl. Dawson, of Deadwood. has Mammoth cave. for a quarter. tion at a meeeting to be held Saturday ot Springs. » The Parrott house will be opened DOARDBB8 WANTED.—Can fnrnlah pleasant i#r Jeff Askins has gone to Denver. been at the Evans for several days. The Catholieou Situation. - - evening, the 20th inst. at 9:90 o'clock. D accommodations for two boarder*. Enquire He has been quite sorely afflicted with for business on the 20th inst. with Mr. The attending physicians were Maj. at dental office, Mlnneluhta block. Mrs. A. J. John C. Lawler of Sioux City is at As anticipated in our last issue Dr. Dodds. 1—tf.- rheumatism, but is now rapidly im­ J. T. Parrott in charge. He is furnish­ Brown, Ft. Meade; Freeman, Dead- the Evans. Copeland arrived last Monday, accom­ OR SALE OK TRADB-One No. 1 bugy proving. ing it anew, and fitting it up very wood; Spencer, Hill City; Churchill, Fhorse and one top baggy and harnees.arnees. win II. J. Nissen of Hill City registered panied by his advertising manager, Col. he sold very cheap for cash. Enquire~ at First niccly. Hermosa; Crist, Edgemont; Waller, National Bank. at the Ferguson this week. Gov. Boise, Judge Crouch, Dr. Cope- M. Whitman, Col S. W. Tanner and land, J. M. Whitman, K. F. Harris, Mr. D. B. Hill has opened up a new G. A. ttastmnn. They have been in Chadron; Carr, Rapid City; Jackson, TX7 ANTED—Tenants for two booses with gat- Mrs. S. J. Seldon, who spent tin; TV den on the Springer place, at fountain R. F. Connor, Dr. Stewart, and W. H barber shop in the building just south close consultation with the Catholicon Chadron: Sexton, Chandler, Keefer, head of Hot Brook,'nearjfc nc this city. Very healthy winter in Canada, returned Sunday. people every day.since, and have care­ location and giiodbathing. Bnanlre on* premises Parks made a pleasure drive to Cascade of the Gillespie. He will run it him­ Hargens, Jennings and Johnson. or address U.K. Hoaglana, Hot Borings, S. D. fully looked over the property and sur­ Mr. Simpler sold his ranch in the Tuesday. self, while he leaves his shop in the roundings. The only change that has The World's Fair. END twelve cents In postage stamps toSO Cor- eastern part of the county for $1,0G0. When Adam was a boy, world's fairs SO coran Building,Building; Washington, D. C., and yon We understand that Prof. C. II. lower town in care of "Corporal." thus far been announced is that Col. S. will receive four copiescopiee of Kate Field's; Washlng- Wm. Kai8ner of Lead is in the *ity, Davis of Huron, who was here attend- s /Twenty-two incandescent electric W. Tanner has assumed the manage­ were not thought of. They're a modern ton, containing natter of special Interest diva product. And-the more modern they name and address, and say where yon saw this ad­ at the Ferguson, bathing for rheuma­ ing the A. O. U. VV. grand lodge,' ^ Ijvhts have been placed along the front ment of the hotel. He is a most agree­ vertisement. tism. are, tbe better they are. handed in an application for the pnn- of the veranda at the Evans, adding able gentleman, a thorough hotel man, The Congregational choir will sing The Columbian Exposition is the A jar of beans; a guest for every cipalship of the city schools. much brilliancy and beauty tu the and Is heartily welcomed. As to the dollar you spend; resaU, a piano, an -"v: Monday night. Alone worth going to purchase of the property nothing defi­ latest and best—a long way the best. —The success of the Stewart Bath surroundings iu the evening. The whole wide world has combined to organ or a silk dress or a warrantee hear. nite can he announced at the hour of House Co. is something phenommal The ladies of the Presbyterian make it worthy of the nineteenth cen­ deed to a town lot or some other valu­ Mrs. A. 1). Wood and Mrs. E. going to press, but it is expected that able particle for absolutely nothing at The bath house is doing an excellent church will hold a strawberry and ice the matter will be settled in one way tury and no endeavor was ever more Moore visited friends at Cbadron successful. Fargo's. 49 business every day, and the cures of cream festival with angel's food at­ or another to-day, as Dr. Copeland 1: Wednesday. IThe Great Fair is dazzling in bril­ John J. Stoll, of Nelson, Wis., is- the sick are marvelous. tachments at J. A. Ryiner's confection­ leaves to-night for California. He is Guitar music, cornet playing, etc., liancy; overpowering in size; magnifi­ at tbe Hot Springs house. —Mr. 11. Crandall of Chicago, who ary on Friday evening, the 12th inst. very much pleased with the Springs and at Congregational church next Mon­ the outlook. Should he invest here Hot cent alike in conception and execution, For Rent.—The Lamport cottage— two weeks ago catne in on crutches, is Everyone cordially invited. or rooms separately. day evening. Springs will have good cause for re- A visit to it is the privilege of a life­ now walking without aid. That The American express company will —Geo. Trimmer has defeated his old oiciug. , , • time, and the easiest and best way to W. W. Johnston, the B. & M. enemy, rheumatism, by a course of dreadful disease, rheumatism, kept relieve the Wells Fargo of their busi­ avail yourself of that privilege is to hustler of Deadwood, was in the cit; baths at the Stewart. him unable to walk for three years. ness on the Elkhorn line on June 1st. A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge. take the Burlington Route to Chicago. Wednesday. Charley Howe, formerly stntion The Fargo premium piano will bo The American is a very extensive This order held its regular grand The local agent will gladly give you any information you stand in need of. Wall Papeb—New designs just r< agent at Buffalo Gap, came up from used at. the musical entertainment to company, and will be able to give lodge session in this city last Tuesday, coived at Barlow & Co's. as per choice of last year, but by vote Excursion rates every day. Long Pine and spent Sunday. be given at the Congregational church bettor service than the former. Dan Cumming8 and W. W. Wood of the subordinate lodges it was ad­ next Monday night. Mrs. Warren Charley Cufhman returned this Kindergarten School. Miss Lathrop, who has been in the journed from here to Huron to save ex­ were in tbe city from Deadwood will render a choice selection. morning from his trip down the road, Mrs. L. M. Cleveland will open a Wednesday. city for some time, departed Monday pense of travelling so far around for Kindergarten school at her residence for her home at Marshall, Minn. Miss Nettie Laberteaux and little where he did some excellent work for the lodges of North and South Dakota. (Gibson residence, Seventh street) on See Connor Bros, te Co. before buy­ Mrs. S. E. Wilson has been quite Lenora Sawyer have returned from Hot Springs. He says an excursion But there was au excellent attendance May 15th. Hours from 9:15 to 12:15 ing your fishing tackle and hammocks. sick for some timo but her friends nre their visit of several months at Mar­ train will come over the Elkhorn from heie just the same, considering all a. m. John Graves, an engineer of Sionx things, and we understand that they pleased to know she is now improving. shall, Mich. Mr. 6. M. Laberteaux Fremont on June 8th, and a large The Boot and Shoe Recorder of Bos­ city, is at the Gillespie, bathing for Don't miss hearing Miss Rose Bower came with them aud has been em­ number will then come to the Springs. came pretty near proceeding to busi­ rheumatism. ness aud electing their new grand lodge ton, the leading journal of that char whistle next Monday night. She also ployed at the Evans hotel. Judge Gardner held court Tuesday acter in this country, offered two Connor Bros. & Co. have a large sup­ officers. The grand lod«e degrees were ply of artist material on hand. swings Indian clubs—an entertain­ —Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gales of Bine iu the city, and the ca*e of Martha conferred upon H. Z. Eaton, W. I. Col- prizes for first and second best articles ment of itself. Springs, Neb., left for home Tuesday McMillan vs. Fred Gillespie heard, vert, W. W. LnFleiche, and Jas. Cooper. upon the topic, "Advertising for retail Sam Odell has gone home almost Attorney Kellar did not go oast greatly improved in health. Their The jury returned a sealed verdict In the afternoon the visitors enjoyed boot and shoe stores." Competition fully recovered from his long sickness. Wednesday a« he expected, being taken la-it worJs were: "The Stewart is the which will be opened Saturday even themselves at the Stewart bathhouse was open to the United "States and Dried frnit way down at Crana quite sick on that day. He is improv­ finest bath in the city and we have en­ mg when the judge will come down and the big plunge, wher^they were Canada. Quite a number entered the Bros. 47 ing and hopes to go soon. joyed vour house better than all from Cu-ster where he is now holding tendered free baths. They were all contest, and among them was Mr. E. Chris Jensen has purchased the lot delighted with Hot Springs and re- Mrs. C. E. Bushey of Odar Bluff?, others." court. B. Wan-en of this city. The result adjoining his livery stable. Neb., an aunt of Mrs. E. B. Warren, is grMted very much that it was necessary Messrs. Burt, Hughes, Buchanan, Mayor Dickover departed last Mon­ for t.bem to leave that evening. A was announced the other day and the Spring stock of men and boys cloth­ visiting willi the latter and will prob­ vote of the judges published. It stood ing at Crane Bros. 47 ably spend tl:r> summer here. Harris and Berry, prominent officials day for Minneapolis. He expects to party of ten of the A. O. U. W. mem­ of the Elkliorn line, were in the city be away from Hot Springs most of the bers enjoyed a trip to Wind cave on first choice, "Sarah E. W." of New The guests at the Evans enjoyed a L. W. Russell, of Glenwood, Iowa, Wednesday looking after the interests time this summer, and some time next Monday and were enraptured with the Bedford, N. J., 126; E. B. Warren,118; social dance last night. I:. who carries the largest line of samples 1^ of their company. Mr. Buchanan re' month he will return for his family, wonders and beauties of the cave. second choice, E. B. Warren, 98, and Joyce—Comforts way down below 1 brought into the Hills and represents mained until evening, the other gen­ who will also spend the summer else' The following persons werein attend­ next highest 78. Thus Mr. Warren cost to clear out stock. Chas. P. Kellog Co., Chicago's largest 1$ tlemen going on to the northern Hills. where. The STAR regrets very much ance: W. S. Chase, G. O,, Sturgis; C. L. nearly captured first prize, and easily clothing house, is at the Evans. Oelson, G. Uecv., Howard; J. D. Lavin, Duncan Patrick left Wednesday Connor Bros, are disposing of quite that they are to be absent even tem got second. The lady probably got after spending a very pleasant winter -i^ABKiEn—At the pastovs study in G. It., and W. Lawrence, Columbia; Ed. an amount of property in their newly porarily. ;; first price because she was a lady and here. /the Congrepational church, by Rev. E. Randall, accompanied by wife and f platted Westside addition, through Governor Horace Boise, accompanied lived so near the home of that paper, Connor Bros. & Co. have just received £. Frame, on Thursday, Mr. Carl child, Aberdeen; Hugh Smith, Howard; by Judge C. F. Crouch, arrived from Karl Gerner, Iroquois; C. A. Davis, Hu­ as Mr. Warren's article seems far su a large supply of the latest novelties. Schleve of Evans quarry, to Miss Emma Messrs. C. It. Cushman and A. E Blunck, at Fremont, Omaha, Lincoln Iowa several days ago and they have ron; .1. Ciirrol and E. L. Dow, DeSmet; perior in every respect. in toilet articles. Frederich of Buffalo Gap. They will and other Nebraska towns. Specula' been enjoying themselves greatly ever II. W. Ellefson, Lake Benton; A. M. "Bill" Watson, the first porter Hotel make their home on Mr. Scbleve's On the World's fair grounds the tors seem anxious to invest a little in since. They went, out to Wind cave Aspinwall, Manchester; Sol Star, Dead- famous Chase & Sanborn coffee will Evans had, is back again after an ab­ ranch on the Cheyenne river. s Hot Springs property. Wednesday and were inexpressably de wood; Ole Mattson and A. II. Smith have exclusive sale, which is proof con sence of a few months. Worshipful Master E. H. Lewis an­ Lead City;G. II. Lowry, Buffalo, N.D.; lighted with the sights. The governor elusive that it is regarded as the best. nounces that there will be work in the The Ladies' Union of the Congraga Wm. Hansen, Fargo, N. Dak.; W. B. C. D. Bailey, sole salesman in Hot Wall Paper—Largest stock in the expects to remain a few days longer. Masonic lodge tonight in the F. 0. de­ tional church will give a musical en' Howland, Oakes, N. Dak.; F. Thomp­ Springs. 47 city to select at Barlow & Co's. tertainment. at their church next Mon gree, after which a lodge of Perfec­ .-The college bell gave the citizens son, Crandon; \V. A. Mitchell, Central 'Ho for Wind Cave. Mrs. F. T. Evans Jr. and Mrs. Dr. tion, 14th degree, will lie organized day evening under the direction of. a scare on Wednesday night, City; Harry Snyder, Pierre; J. Rush. The Wind cave proprietors Have ex­ Jennings visited with friends at Dead- - 2nd all master Masons are requested Miss Rose Bower. There will be a The faculty decided upon a new plan Spearflsh; O. Kerchival, Rapid City; tended nn invitation to all newspaper wood yesterday. Jas. Cooper and J. G. Richer, Hot to attend and unite. variety of music, upon various instru that day and decided to ring the bell men of the Black Hills, and elsewhere You can get bottom prices on painta ments, singing, whistling, etc. Ad­ Springs. —S. W. Williams finished painting at 10 p. in. as an order for the students for that matter, to visit the cave next and oils at J. C. Dickoter Ss Co's Drag mission 35 and 25 cents. 8 o'clock. to retire. The people about the city Dig Batch of work by City Council. Monday. The editors will be conveyed Store. 47 Chambers Kellar's house the fore part to the cave from this city, and return, of the week, and the artistic manner Rev. Geo. M. Gates and wife and didn't know of the new order of thing At the city council meeting on Mon­ Call at Crane Bros for tbe nobby free of charge. Dinner will also be Fredora hats—latest style and cheap. in which he decorated the place inside Mrs. E. Roderick of Blue Springs, and when in the still silent night, at day a large amount of business was transacted. They resolved to wains- served free at the cave, and all will be 47 and out should place him in the front Neb., took in the Wind cave Monday. the almost unholy hour of ten, that coat the fire department of the city escorted into the cave by experienced O. S. Raymond, the well known raok as a skilled artist in bis profes­ M r. Gates has so far recovered from noisy old bell commenced to ring every guides. There will be no expense to hall; a city board of health was ap­ Omaha jeweler, came in Tuesday with sion. He is certainly a painter of rare the nervous prostration which brought body was aroused and out to see a fire. pointed, consisting of Drs. Wade, the editors who go along, and it will be •' taste. . ' him here that be has returned home, This bell has always been rung in case Cheney and Howell; the salary of the a grand opportunity for them to see the railroad officials. of tire, and naturally enough no one city engineer was fixed at $93 per this great attraction. The cave will be We sell Chase is Sanborn's famous r11, Several families about the city—in- but Mrs. Roderick will test the merits supposed any thing else. The hose month, ordinance passed first reading lighted up brilliantly—bettei than ever Boston coffees. C. D. BAXLKT. eluding the STAB * editor—were.-vary of our water some weeks longer. fixiug salaries of city assessor at $600, carts got out in a hurry. The up-town before. The cave proprietors" Inform A. W Erwin, of the dry goods house v agreeably serenaded last Monday even- Mr. G. D. Bruce Tudor of the Tudor hose team started down town, and the auditor $500, attorney $400, a petition was received asking council to provide the STAR that upon this occasion they of Jandt & Co., Sionx City, i« enjoying ing by Miss Rose Bower, Prof. Maud Optical Co. of Oinaha paid a visit to down-town hose team started up town will make a half rate to everybody out­ They met, stopped, listened to the for lighting the streets, which was re­ a weeks recreation at the Evans. |fc Wilson, Russell Thorp and Guy Brad- our city on Sat urday and appointed W. ferred to committee consisting of side of the newspaper fraternity—mak­ jC- ley; the ladies with guitars and the W. Root, acent for the sale of their ringing bell, heard people talking of ing the trip into the cave only 60 cents. Fine line of books and stationery at fire, Sit down on the sidewalk and Councilmen Connor, Mollring and J. C. Dickover & Co's drug atom. 47 Jpf _ gentlejnen with banjos. The music Adamantine Lenses. We understand looked hold and fearless—like these Ellsworth; ordinance presented asking A number of editors and their wives I ; "l^ .they rendered was delightful, and we graduate refractionists from this es­ that certain rights and privileges be have signified their intention of being If yon want a first-class pair of boots noble boys are; talked of attaching the granted to the Light & Power Co., or shoes made to order call on J. M. r are thankful to them for their enter­ tablishment will visit Mr." Root regu­ hose to the hydrant and squirtting on hand next Monday to enjoy this trip, which was referred to committee and the occasion promises to be an in­ Entsminger, Chase block. 83tf. taining visit. _ larly for the purpose of adjusting water at Chicago avenue embankment, of Marty, Vincent, Mollring, • v.'-1-'"- . or a box car to *how people that they teresting and enjoyable one. We hope Greatest variety of detigns in Wall 1 Mrs. Palmer, national 'evangelist lenses for the most difficult optical were ready and could do business if Connor and Milligan; peti­ many townspeople will go along with Paper at Barlow k Co's. for the Womans' Christian Temper­ defects. necessary. But they cooled off, took tion received asking for improve­ ment of Minnekahta ave.; also one ask­ the visiting editora. S. C. Fargo ft Son now carry , a fan ance onion, is now in the Hills hold­ Editor Knowles, of the Deadwood the hose carts back, and went to bed. ing for fire bell and storage room for There will be an open meeting of line of the celebrated Diamond 8. Bak­ ing evangelistic services. The ladies Independent, has been in the city since Quite a commotion to get the college students to bed. Minnekahta Hose Co.; also petition tbe K. of L. at their hall in - Fargo's ing Powder. .. ." of our local nnion have secured her Sunday, stopping at the Soldiers borne. asking that the limits for conducting block on Saturday night, Mav 13th, bawdv bouses be extended to on« mile Joyce, tb% furniture man 'and fur* :for two evenings and she will be here He has just passed through a pretty World's Fair Rates when Hon. Freeman Knowles of Dead- nisher, is giving great bargains in IPS!,, outside the city luftits; city attorney wood will address the meeting. comforts. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, severe siege of pneumonia, and is in The Elkhorn has established rates of was instructed to draft an ordinance j^May 23d-and 24th. She is engaged in 144.00 for the round trip to Chicago on Everybody invited. fi. T. Clark has been . appoi*te4 the city to ftcuperate. The STAR ac­ to that effect. Reports of eity auditor ^ : J. M. BOOKKB-, M. W. . good work and we hope our Hot knowledges a very agreeable call, and account of the World's fair. Tickets and treasurer were received, accepted deputy a8»«K6r for the soatbern por- now on sale with a limit for returning 'Sml •;Springs people will remember the is pleased to state that the sojourn of and filed. A special meeting will Amongthe Uknekw tion of tbe countyl. ; dates and tb*t there will be a large at- on or before November 15. Please re­ probably be held tomorrow evening. « Bro. Knowles in the-city is h«ying the Hay ball. , ConiK>r::Broi.. 4 Co. • tendance at these meetings member that the Northwestern line is At .the Presbyterkn church next desired effect and bo is rapidly regain- ] tbe shortest, makes two hours the best •kHyoutbedaii^Mttt, . """ ! ' jf ypa would )>ke to see an elegant Fon Rent—Two sic y frame house, Sunday morning Pretident J« !W> Han­ _ V e.VwatSgsSgffr5»NPS«Bf ® ing his health. time and has strictly first class ac- opposite court house, For terms en- dier will preach. Paper your bona, -. ui • get : display of trash 'fish and vegetables , comodatious; has palace sleeping cars cheaply by Barlow 4 €o.. -yjW should drop in at the Pioneer meat j C. D. Bailey has just received a car and reclining chair cars. The.latter -uire of Chambers Kellar, Fargo* : Scandinavian Lutheran services on market. Bob has them neatly arrang- load of Belle Fourche flour—BlackJ free the entire trip. For farther in- lickover block. Sunday May 14, &t 3 o'clock p. in. in G* A. Mead, 8W©ity „ ilk the winaows and can supply all j Hills Best and Standard- Finest inl formation call upon or wjite-A. D. -Fresh lime at Buffalo Gap Lumber the Congregational church. All am «an, was here iba :fomputof w-# the market, ' Wop^ Agent, welcome* G* L Bsswst Pastor*

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