The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-29
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Choice lemons at Crane Bros:


yesterday.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at Miss
Moorc's.
Crane Bros. have more eggs than
anybody has hay.
iIot Springs will he we'll represented
at the Oelrcls celebration.
Kennett Harris has greatly improved
his Office at the court house.
Highest market price in trade paid
for butter and eggs at Davisons meat
market.
Fire crackers, flags. torpcdocs. rock
cts. etc, can be procured at L.. Il.
'iilaysr's.
Mrs. Stephen Virtue and daughter,
Of Cotfey Flat, wcre callers at this Office
Wednesday.
Major and Mrs. Eaton will attend the
sol,icis,' reunion at Stnrgis on July
:}rd and iih.
Go 10 Miss MooYc's ice cream parlor
for a delicious dish of rich, finely flavor
ed ice cream.
Hcrmosa and Sundancc among otncr
attractions will have grand barbecue
OH the Fourth.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
will, Mrs. Stanley Wednesday, July III.
at , o clock p. m.
Native new potatoes and green peas
are in the llo, Springs market. Straw
berries are ripening.
Thomas Bundev and wife returned
totheir home near Souix City. Iowa to-
day. They have been stopping with
Mrs. Jennings.
John Wells is slowly improving and
now drives to town from his ranch
almost daily. Mrs. Wells is also inn
proving. but moi as rapidly as her
friends had hopcd.shc would.
Deaawood is Offering many induce
mcnts and maaing slenuons efforts to
draw Il crowd Ia that place on the
Fourth Hot Springs has been billed
with saud.v. thlee-sheet posters.
Carpenters and painters have been
al work during the past week getting
tin quarters 20 be occupied by the Bark
OF Hot Springs in readiness 10 COM
mcnce business on the LIST proN.
When You want bottom prices Oh
| flour 80 10 Crane Bros.
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart will leave on
lie morning Of July :'rd for Stnreis
where they will attend the soldiers
rcnnion and celebration. They will
visit friends in Dcadwood before re-
turning.
The base ball grounds have been laid
ont and a back stop erected. The boys
will try and have everything in fine
shape. and make ii as pleasant as possi-
HE Tor the Hot Springs boys ON The
Fourth OF July. Oerichs Advocate.
Mrs. L. VI. Gibson has rented the City
Hotel and will opena boarding hous,
at once. This house has recently heen
newly la,hc,l and plaslcrcl. is CON
veniently located, Will be conducted il
ir.t-class shape, and rates will b.
reasonable.
A gentleman who had teams al
work on the b. 4 NJ. south of Alianc,
last fall called at this Office on Monday
aud stated that it was reported thai
ii contract has been let to Crawford
!. and that work would lie commenced IA
= at once.
Mrs u. u. Crane has been quite sic!
during the past week with an aiimen
resembling measles but ut this wliIin.
u is much improved. Others i'll llo
Spring have been afflicted with lin
same disease within the past month.
e. u. King. The we'll known jewele
of neadmooe. has been stopping in III
city few DAYS this week. MIR. hin
has attaineda a vile reputation for hi
rnstling propcnsi;ics and has cs,ablisl
" n Ell one of the largest jewelly facsolic
west of Chicago.
\. y carload of Star and Crescent tlou
just received at Crane Bros.
). Mr. George Green and his step-sol
drovc down from Gu ter Tuesday an
will remain i'll Hot Springs and viciI
;. lily for q week or more. MIR. Gree
has about 100 acres in crops thi
il year and lie says they promise an in
I'D mense yield.
a. Late reports from eastern marle
indicate marked improvement
prices. good choice cattle selling at s;5.-l
uNs;.5o. range sl.225W 800 ami Texas ),
assoc. There has been Il steady Il,
> vance within the last month and
still further advance is expected.
nr. Stanley and w. G Eaktns d
nd parted fo. He.mcsa Wednesday NOR
ri! inr where they will remain until aft
arl .i the Fourth. Mr.. EakinS was much i,
proved by his stay at the Springs al
il he remains in the Hills a few wee
ia. longer he will return to his home c
- joy y,ns robust health.
J The general Offices of the Fremo,
F.lkhorn & Missouri Valley railro
were moved to Omaha Oh the 18th III
All communications pertaining 10 t
freight or passenger departmer
!. should be addressed to X. G. More'iou
no 10 general freight agent. and j.
Buchanan. general passenger agent,
>. Omaha. Neb.
- The following item of local inter-
n is taken from the Sundance Gazette
III the 222nd inst: Harry Wilhelm.
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