The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-24


School will be out one week from to-
day.
Fresh eggs at fifteen cents per dozen
at Fargos.
Chauta,,uua Circle meets at DIR. Sta,i=
ley $ tonight.
Work has been commenced OH DIR.
new residence.
Dried beef Clipped to order at twenty
five cents per pound at Fargos.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
Mrs. Stanlcy's Wednesday afternoon.
New stock of dress goods, prints,
white goods, hosiery etc. just opened
ut Fargos.
WANTED good price will be paid
for IL magpie If brought to this office
at once.
Call on Mr.. Phernetton and see the
Black Hills gold rings manufactured
by the King ieweler.
A. ID. Mckay is building COM
modious barn in the rear Of his resi-
lence lots on River avenue.
1t is reported that a flowing oil we'll
has been struck recently near Jenny's
Stockadc near the Wyoming line.
Chas. Il. Mccoy has our thanks for a
copy of the proceedings of the one
state convention recently held at Aber-
deem.
The Custer Chronicle hopes for the
early extension of the Northwestern
railroad from the marble quarries to
that place.
The people of Custer county are agi-
tating the question of county division
to separate the agricultural from the
mineral portion.
Several transfers of residence lots on
College Hill are reported this week to
parties who will erect commoaIous resi-
dcnces thereon in the early spring.
Crane brothers have just received
from the celebrated Pierce (Ncb.)
Roller Mills Il carload Of flour and feed
which they are selling at prices neter
before heard of in this market. Every
sack warranted.
The Oelrichs Times commenting on
the sudden death of Jake Grosenbccll
says: "Iie has often remarked that
should he ever Get bis leg broken
again, he having had it broken once
before. WOuld kill l,imsalf.'
A daily mail service has been order
ed upon the mail route between Buffalo
Gap and Custer. commencing on the
Doth inst. An effort should be made
to have Sunday mail service establish
ed between here and the Gap.
Frank Jackson of Hot Springs and
| Miss Nellie pogson, residing near
Custer were married on the 18th inst.
The SrAE extends congratulations and
wishes the newly married pair Il long
life OF happiness and prosperity.
The Oelricls Times appeared las
week in an enlarged form and muc}
improved in appearance. The Time:
is a good paper and is keeping pac,
with the growth and prosperity of the
enterprising Town in which it is pub
lished.
John L.. burke has finished the ardu.
Gus task of looking over the treas,lr
eTs hooks from the organization of tn
county to date, and his report. which j
an exhaustive one, will probably. u
given through the columns of the SrAl
after tile next meeting of the board
We have received from an admirins
friend a gorgeous caricature Of oursel
done IN ink. to which was attached
strikingly original ''pome'' telling IL
of our vices and virtues, not for publ
cation but probably as guarantee o
good faith. We shall keep it on ic
until colder weather.
Attention is called to the new ad. O
A. L. vanDevort. Our farmer friend
will learn something to their ai
vantage by reading it. Van is boun
to close out everything between no,
and April 1st if he has to make sa,
rifce. He slso recognizes the value {
printers ink lavishly and judiciousl
applied.
E. w. spoffard and Geo.. searle
have been engaged III sketching in til
vicinity during the past week gather
ing material for the Sioux City Illu
trated News, shortly to be issued b
The Sioux City Engraving and Prin
ing Co.. for the C. & n. w. railroa,
An immense edition will be issued an
scattered broadcast and large influ
of health and pleasure seekers to tn
modern Bethesda is sure to result ther
from.
Bro. Ronald, of the Gary Inter Stat
! is greatly disturbed by the incessal
grunt of the "biind pig in prohibitio
Deuel. county. The "blind pig" is eel
tainly filthy, unprincipled, cowardl.
and vicious animal and is justly d
serving of censure, but the wide avail
hog who never misses paper nor pa,
a cent toward the support Of his hon
paper Is far worse and attention shou
be given occasionally to this breed
swine.
Delegate Clifford again bobs i
serenely and introduces bills in tt
house appropriating 100000 for
= public building at Yankton, Oak; f
the appropriation of $4,000 for the {
tablishment of an Indian industri
school at Bislnark: and bill grantil
:: the Aberdeen, Bismark & Northwestel
I railroad right to build bridge aero
: the Missouri river at any point with
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