The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-09
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

with the chicken pox.
See new advertisement of the Bank
of Oelvichs in this issue.
A. ID. Field represented Oelrichs at
the county seat Wednesday.
VIM. Sowash was guest at the Fer
guson few days this week.
G. 4. Baker of Sundance, put up
at the Ferguson House Wednesday.
E. p. Stubs arrived at the Springs
ON Tuesday from Marshalltown Iowa.
Henry Muttleberg. of Buffalo Gap
was in the city short time Tuesday.
r. A. Morey Of Sioux Falls was a
Wednesday arrival at the Ferguson
House.
New stock of dress goods. prints,
white goods, hosiery etc. just opened
at Fargo's.
Miss Anna Torson departed yes
terday for Chicago where She will re-
side in the future.
Call on MIR. Phernetton and see the
Black Hills gold rings manufactured
by the King jeweler.
The genial Pat Casey. of Dcadwood
arrived in the city Wednesday and
will remain here couple of weeks.
Fred Willor has been little under
the weather few days this week
suffering from neuralgia in the head.
Sam. Moses has been at Dcadwood
during a greater part of the past week
as witness in the Doran contempt
case.
Mrs. Hornev left on Wednesday
afternoon for Rapid City where she
will visit with friends a week or ten
days.
1t is said that the Elkhorn road will
run an excursion train to the Black
Hills every week during the month oi
Nav at half the usual fare.
We are pleased to note this week the
imgroved condition of Mrs Joe Petty
She is rapidly gaining and will be
around again in short time.
A bill was introduced in the house
Saturday to grant to the Aberdeen
Bismarck and Northwestern railroad
right-of-way through the Sioux reser-
vation in Dakota.
The Ladies Aid Society has thirty
yards of very fine, new rag carpet
which they will sell at fifty cents pc,
yard. Carpet may be seen at the res
idence of :. E. Wilson.
Gus. Miller has been very sick
during the past week with mountain
fever, but is now rapidly improving
and will soon he able to resume hi.
duties in Davidson meat market.
Single-comb Brown Leghorn chick
ems from the Philadelphia yards. Bes
strain in America. Eggs. 50 a settin.
of thirteen eggs. Old birds $5 each.
Il. L. PIERCE, Hot Springs.
j. S. Anderson who has been rus
ticating and bathing at the Spring
for the past two or three weeks depart
ed for Lead City OH Monday. He vii
return shortly to work on the colleg
building.
J. 1t is said that there is very goo
!. prospect of the Chicago and North
western Stage Express and Transport
alton company reviving their old lin
between Pierre and Deadwood earl
next Spring.
A pencil mark OH the margin {
your paper is an indication that yo
NJ are in arrears for subscription to til
: STAR and you may consider it polit
invitation to call at this office at ont
and square up.
Col. Fred Evans, superintendent {
II the Hot Springs company, will 500
erect a handsome cottage in this plat
A. aud reside at the Springs tduring I'll
: summer months in order to ::personall
superintend the affairs of the compan
The erection Of reduction works
Deadwood at cost of $4,000 is a
sured. The teaching process will
$. used, upon which r. d. Clark has
patent, by which it is claimed ore c;
nj. be reduced for less than seven dolla
nd per ton.
G. w. Walker, of Buffalo Gap, W
a arrested by Sheriff Porter Wednesd;
: charged with being implicated in Il
shooting of Potts and Arthur at til
/, place recently. He was taken to CT
: ter yesterday for preliminary e
animation.
For wounds made on horses or catt
by barbed wire fences, there is nothil
better than composition made
carbolic acid half an ounce, glyceri
eight ounces, and water eight ounc
ity A syringe is good thing to eject Il
up medicine into the wound.-EX.
Call at this Office and get copy
the American Farmer, one of the b,
agricultural paper published. viii
we will send free to all subscribers
"A. the STAR who pay up all arrearas
= and one year in advance. Cal! at on
w and take advantage Of this unrival
oGer.
~ Steve Block and wife arrived at
= Ferguson House from Lead City
Thursday of last week. Mr.. Block
turned to Lead on the following Nc
day. but his wife will remain here
: definitely to test the medicinal prop,
\ ties of the mineral waters here.
NJ N porconc oollod 1,oe&o,.l1o, q, e.