The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-13
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Lemons ut Crane Bros.
Choice fresh butter at Crane Bros.
C.raen maL,n, ;s tho ortler of tl,p

Lemons at Crane Bros.
Choice fresh butter at Crane Bros.
Garden making is the order Of the
day.
Seed wheat, sweet corr; pop corn
and potatoes at Crane Brcs.
Don't forget to observe Arbor Day,
April 25th in an appropriate manner.
Oh! no, no; Crane Bros. are not
getting to the front, they are getting
boots and shoes.
The Oelrichs Advocate promises to
give its reaaers write-up of Hot
Springs and surrounding country this
week.
Another Star has commenced to
twinkle in the Dakota constellation.
It is published at White Lake and is
quite brilliant.
JEFF Askins has rented one of the
rooms in the Ferguson block and will
open up restaurant therein about the
first Of next month.
An exchange observess. Ten mills
make cent but if the Mills tariff bill
becomes law there are no ten mills in
the country that will make a cent.
Mrs. Susan B. Mckinney went to
Deadwood last Friday to deliver the
books for which she has been canvas
sing of late. She will return sometime
next week.
The B. & NJ. company are actively
engaged in developing the coal mines
at .Ienneys Stockaie. They have
added fifty men to their force within
the past six weeks.
Doc Pierce offers to beta sixty dollar
suit nf clothes that Hot Springs will
have population of 1900 within one
year. Here is a chance TO: the chronic
croaker to get satisfaction and lose a
suit of clothes.
Miss Moore is now prepared to supply
customers with fresh bread, pies, cakes
and everything usually kept in first
class bakery. During the warn,
season she will open her ice cream par
lor to the public.
The building occupied by Miss Moove
as a bakery and ice cream parlor was
moved this week a short distance north
Of the old site. Al. Powell. who
owns il,e lot on which the building
stood will build thereon this season.
Bill Germond has discovered what
appears to be an excellent coal prospect
1 He says there is Il six foot blossom and
the mine is within four miles of Hot
Springs. He promises some interest
ing developments next week.
Eastern people who are contemplating
comirg to Hot Springs on u health
seeking tour need have no fear that tllt
weather or other conditions are at all
unfavorable. The weather is warm
and bright and hotel accommodations
| tirst-clas.
Hon. II. NJ. Day. the acknowledge
leader of the territorial democracy. j.
looking after his mining property !,
the northern Hills and while there vii
probably cast sly glance at his politi
cal fcnces-but this is simply side
issue.
The boys in the employ of the Shield
ley Cattle Company passed tlrongl
this place on Tuesday on the sp,.in,
roundup. The result is very salts
factory. no loss wllatever having beel
sustained during the past winter. Th'
spring crop Of calves is above til
average.
Mocha and Java coffee at Gran
Bros.
All members of the c. L. S.
should endeavor to he present at tn
meeting Of the circle OH Shakespher
evening the Goth inst. A very ihtel
esting program has been arranged an
it promiecs to be the most entertaining
and instructive of the series.
The conference committee on the bill
to divide tie great Sioux reservation
and open the greater part of it t
i. settlement, met on Friday morning @
last week and adjusted the ditferenc
between the house and tic sehats o.
the measure. The bill will be Hportc
back for final action at once and seu
to the executive for his approval carl
: next week.
j. B. Weston. w. H. Fitzpatrick an
Isaac Thompson, all D. i NJ. me,
came into town Sunday last. This
the party spoken of last week as havin
= arrived at Buffalo Gap and from theme
started toward Custer. Their destini
tion, it seems, was the Jenny Stcckad
country, at which place they al
drilling for coal.-Sundancc Gazette.
sc. Fargo & Son are having thei
i handsome store building on Chicag
avenue nicely painted and calcimine
and otherwise fitted up preparatory
moving in their stock Of dry goods an
groceeies. This move on the part til
firm will doubtless result in a marke
. increase in trade. The stock of har,
ware will remain at the old stand o
River avenue.
The genial w. j. Thornby. Of He
mosa. than whom no one througho,
the Black Hills is better or more favo
: ably known. has been appointed g
!. Gov. Church's staff with the rank
Colonel. The Col. richly deserves ii
honors now being thrust upon hin
having hoen an enthusiastic and infl
entail leader in the democratic rank
" and an able defender of the fait
> Col. Judge Thornby, NJ. ID. has our co
. gratulations.
U E. ID. Merton left on Tuesday +,
Atkison. Neb., to look up witness
and evidence in contest case in viii,