The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-30


To-day is Good Friday.
Sunday will he Easter.
T.. f.. l'haycr held the lucky number
that drew the watch i'll the lottery.
Go to Crane brothers for garden
seeds.
ID. Goss, of Coldwater. Mich. was a
guest at the Ferguson last Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Long has been quite ndis-
posed during the past week or ten
days.
WIN. Allen, of Buffalo Gap, put up
at the Ferguson on Friday Of last
week.
Call on MIR. Phcrnciton and see the
Black Hills gold rings manufactured
by the King icwc!er.
w. l.. llagsardand j.. NJ. Riese were
q pair of Chicago travelling men at the
Ferguson House Sunday.
Miss Fannie Stanley was quite sick
u few days this week hut ut this
| writing is much improved.
G. \. Stokes came down from Rapid
City Sunday to superintcnd the drill
ing of the we'll on the college grounds.
The Dakota edition Of the ST. Paul
Globe contains !, portrait and hiogra-
phical sketch Of Superintendent Bowcl
of Custer county.
" is reported that JAY Crane has
rented n garden patch OF 'i!li s;ermor'l
and is; now looking around for /. de.
sirable residence lot.
o. Ferguson has sold the old engine
used at the Catholican springs and will
soon put in a new one and make sever.
a! other needed improvements.
j. ID. Galcr. an old acquaintance of
III. II. Ferguson and family camc dowi
from Sturs;S last Saturday and vii
remain in the city until Tuesday.
Sanford Parker. the cnier,n'isina
and rls;ing cashier ii The Bank oi
OcIriclls. az, i. S. Marriet. cane owe,
from Oelriclls Saturday and remained
until Sunday afternoon.
j. w. Hoppe. who made many warn
friends in Hot Springs during his bricl
~oiourn in this place this winter. i.
now employed at the Tin Mountai,
mine II few miles north of Custer.
DIR. Stanley reports the arrival of ;
seven pound hoy al tile residence o
Joe Petty on Wednesday mo;.Mina,
Grandpa I.al'icil,c is ,auch cl;i,cd ovel
the psHY grandson and Joe is jubilani
w. g. Sham on Saturday moved 1,
hi, ranch a short distance west OF town
He will engage quite extensively i,
the dairy business. while Grant Robin
son will manipulate the cleaver in the
meat market.
Jake" of Coffee Flat, says III
mention was made hy any of the III!
River county papers OF the death o
Emperor William. His attention i
respectfully called to the inside page
of the STAR of March 10th.
Miss II. a. Morris has come to max
our town her home and has located
for the present. first door south of STA
Office, where she can he seen from til
$ n. M. daily prepared to do iirst-cla:
dressmaking.
James Petty living four miles sont
OF the Cheyenne, came up to the count
seat "Wednesday. He says there is
small band of Indians 'camped nca
Oelriclls but no trouble with them
\. anticipated.
The strike on the Burlington
getting ne better very fast. passcngt
trains are running along with IA
regularity but. owing to the going on
of the swltehmen last Saturday, ii
freight business is at IL stanl,till.
Crane Bros. have Oc.erichs Al
aitoir lard.
Chamberlain people were wild wit
enthusiasm OH the occasion of II
passage of the Sioux reservation bill
1t is said that nearly everybody pr
tended lie be .bilin drunk. and th
" the usual order of things was so con
= pletcly reversed that sober people we
\. locked up for disturbing the gencr
hilarity.
On Saturaa. last heavy snow stor
set in and continued until Mond;
5 afternoon during which time abo
y six inches of the beautiful was spree
!, over this portion of the Black Hi
nj country. but itllas entirely disoppcr
and farmers are industriously cnsag
4. in getting things in readiness for L
spring work.
Advices from Pierre are to the ctft
|, that party of surveyors has pass
y over TO the Sioux reservation and a
camped on Bad river. a new line w
he run from Fort Pierre to Dcadwo
as the Chicago and Northwestern, b
the line surveyed over the Sioux res,
vation is supposed 10 be ,y the Him
Central corps.
>. Look out. O. Ferguson has just 9
MP i'll q fine lot of dress goods, clothii
en- notions. hats and caps. boots and slo
yes. and groceries, and won't be und
sold. He will give premium VIC,
one dollar for every ten dollar cash |
!. and fifty cents for every five dol
a. cash bill for 80 days. Come and I
!. him. o. FERGusoN.
One of the greatest literary hits
~ the season is the story of Baby Blu
z; ing: or the Alphabet Of Love- by La,
: Jean Libbey. which is at present bel
published in the columns of The n
= York Family Story Paper. The pal
containing the opening chapters Of t
81 wonderfully popular romance appear
y on the news stands this week and
3 tremendous rrsl, for that mum