The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-20
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Go to Thayer's for fresh oranges,

The county commissioners proceed.
ing .nonopolize greater portion of our
space this week.
U. Ferguson wishes to sell his furni-
ture and cotiins to some one who would
like TO go in business.
The RAND City Journal is authority
for The statement thai NJ. II. Day will
soon return to Rapid City with his
family aud locate permanently i'll that
place.
have Just received a fine assortment
of gents and ladies' hats which will
sell cheap for cash, also boots and shoes.
Call aud see them before buying.
o. FERGusoN.
Fago & Son are building an addition
to their store on Chicago avenue.
They expect to have the building
ready to move into the middle of next
week.
Ex-senator Roscoe Conkling died at
his rooms in the Hoffman Honse, New
York, on the morning of the 18th inst.
by his family and few Of
his most intimate friends.
Will Enochs has resigned the city
marshallsiin of Oelrichs, and will re-
turn to Hot Springs to locate perma-
nently. Little Willie has many warm
friends here who would he pleased to
have him come back.
Owing to the illness Of Miss Fannie
Stanley, who was employed to teach
school in the Padden district, six miles
south of Buffalo Gap. school was COM
menccd in that district on Monday last
under the instruction of her sister
Ella.
o Ferguson has some wagons for
sale.
TEAMS WANrED-H. c. Firestone
wants to hire a few men and teams To
haul lumber from his mill ten miles
north of .town. Good wages will be
paid il work is commenced i,nme-
diatcly.
The Oelr;chs Advocate in quoting an
item from the STAR relative to the
opening of the Minnekahta, makes us
say with a corpse of assistants etc.
They are, to say the least. a very lively
corpse, considering the immense
amount of work they have performed
since the house opened.
O. Ferguson wishes to sell his lumber
yard.
Messrs. Phillips & Snively this week
moved their stock of dry goods and
hardware from this place to their store
at Oelrichs. The bmilaing vacated will
be occupied by w. w. Laf'lcichc with
a new stock of harness and saddlcly.
This is an excellent location and the
Capt. will now have an opportunity to
spread himself Call and see him.
New stock of choice candies just
received at Thaycr's.
Several important real estate trans
fcrs are reported this week, notable
among which is The sale of the Dennis
farm. one mile south Of town to O
Ferguson at $50 per acre: twelve lot:
on Chicago avenue to john l.. Bnrk,
and numerous residence and bushes
let's in different parts of the city L.
parties who will build thereon thi
season.
Now is the time to buy dress good
while You can get them cheap for cash
White dress goods for 10 cents a yard
q. FERGusoN.
Mr.. II. W. Slann, brother of on
townsman. w. G. Shann. accompanied
| by his wife, arrived at Hot Springs o.
Sunday from Asburv Park. n. j.. an
will take up his permanent residencei
this place. He has recently travele
extensively i'll California but says til
climate of the Southern Black Hills
far preferable to that of the pacifi
coast states.
Arbor Day will I've appropriately oil
Grants birthday, Friday. April 81. b
the planting of trees aud beautifyin
the school grounds. Addresses, acclf
nations and songs will he given con
memorative of the life and services q
the hero of AppomattoX. All a,
cordially invited to attend at 2 o'cloc
In. >. u. WILSON.
The report of the conference con
mittee on the Sioux reservation hi
has been agreed to by the senate an
it is probably now a law as the pres
dent has signiiied his willingness
sign the bill. A large majority Of til
Indians have already agreed to II
cession and the work of railroad buil'
ing will now begin III earnest and
direct connection with the outsi'
world obtained.
Oranges and lemons at o. Ferguson,
!; at 50 cents pei dozen.
Ed Phernetton has employed NJ
'Henry Pomeroy. IL competent and e
periencca barber, TO manage the to
sorial department Of his business al
Mr.. Phcrnctton will hereafter devo
. his entire time and attention to clca
ing and repairing watches, and gathc
ing ard selling native jewelry. N
Pomeroy is said to be thorough art
in his line, having had many yeal
experience in Chicago and other cas
= ern cities.
j will sell clothing for less than "
can buy it in Chicago.
O. FERGUSON.
That unlimited quantities of exc
u lent bituminous coal exists i'll ~
> River county, is undisputed by all W
have thoroughly prospected this p,
n tion of the Southern Hills. New d
u coveries are of almost daily occurren
the latest beng within twelve miles
Oelrichs. The Times Of that p!a
says: Mr.. Bullion reports the discove
near the ranch of two well defir