The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-11-30
SHORT STOPS.


Deadwood is about to be united with
a railroad.
A common thing at Hot Springs
Italian weather.
Mrs. E. G. Dudley is slowly recover.
ing from her late illness.
Mr. Milligan has the frame of his new
J residence up and partially enclosed.
=! DIR. Stewart and family are enjoying
the comforts of their new mansion on
College Hill.
MIR. Adams, treasurer elect, is over
from Ducs Greek, on business. The
STAR received a cali Friday.
An impromptu social hop at the
school house closed the ,omemmoration
Of thanksgiving day last evening.
Mr.. Redpath gave the STAR a brief
call on Friday morning, after a pro-
longed tour canvassing for the Rapid
City nursery,
Best line of Mems, Women's and
Children's Rubber goods at FARGO'S.
There are some things we hold the edge
on at Hot Springs, fine weather, hot
water and don Observation-Disclosures.
A good deal Of space in our adver-
Using columns denotes that a e.
column paper is too large for u two
column town.
Winter Apples by the barrel at
FARGO'S.
We hope the Touring mill question
will not fall through. A bonanza
awaits the enterprising mar that &C
cepts the chance.
The STAR has been requested to agi-
tate the proposition to convene again
the literary association. Something
should be done to break the ~listless
condition of social affairs at HotSpnngs
Space will be open in the advertising
columns for the next three weeks for 6
story block cuts, railroad maps, real
estate plats, tunnel surveys, or anything
thing that will tend to fill up space.
Walter Scott, surveyor elect, gave
the STAR office a pleasant call on Tues
day and among other things which he
enlightened us upon. was, that he said.
he had some grind-stones he wanted to
sell but the cranks were at Oelrichs.
Maj. Woods and wife, of Cascade.
We're in town on tuesday with Il nice
lot of fat turkeys for Thanksgiving.
The Maj. is not enjoying the best of
health and like a great many other old
vets of the rebellion, the effects of four
years of incessant hardships and pri-
walton is wearing out the machinery.
Several of Fall River county's farm
ers We're visitors at the Springs on
Tuesday and wednesday, among whom
were Mr.. Adams of Cheyenne Falls, Mr..
Henton of Cheyenne River, Mr.. Brad.
ley and Bishop of Bradley Flat.
The gobblsr in his saddest day. ncr
took consideration, that Cleveland after
his defeat. would send out proclama-
ton, that 6lest with health and plenty
wealth, nonation could act nobler, than
to give God praise for His kind ways
and feast on turkey gobbler.
Look out for Christmas Goods to ar
rive at FARGO'S
BED Rock prices in Choice Groceries
at CRANE BROS.
We are now working off an edition
twice the size of our paid-up patronage.
and paying the postage upon papers
!. we never expect to realize even a thank
i. You. We propose, afterthe next issue.
t" strike off every name on the sub
scription list that is in arrears. VIC
have notified delinquents time and
again, until ~forbearance ceases to be a
virtue. if our patrons cannot afford to
pay us for II labor. the STAR cannot
afford to battle for and advertise the
interest of those that will not support
it.
Goods of all kinds. Cheaper than ever
at FARGO'S.
There seems to be some news that
outstrips lightning in its passage from
east to west. and that is the advance or
goods. A while ago a little corner wa.
taken on coffee in New York which
reached the far west the same day, II
lasted about three days east, but out
west that corner hung on over three
months. We presume the flour sincl
will remain all winter. Why is this
thus.
We are in receipt of the 5th series OF
the Dakota Agricultural College Bulle
tin. for October 1855. 1t contains :
numerous collection os valuable infor
nation upon agriculture. seeds, meteor