The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-04-27
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

Fresh eggs 12a cents dozen at
Fargos.
DIR. Stewards new residence is ready
for the plasterers.
Doors. windows, glass and building
paper at Buffalo Gap prices at Fargo's
Doc Pierce has moved his barber
shop into the basement Of the Mime.
kallta.
The new restaurant in the Fergr-
son block will be open 70. business in
a few days.
Sam Moses is placing lumber on the
ground for u new residence on Lincoln
avenue.
Crane Bros. will soon commence the
ferection of a commodious store build
ing ON Chicago avenue.
Citizens, plant a tree: observe this
Arbor Morn. In age it will shelter
thee, and yards and streets adorn.
Word was received yesterday by tele-
phone that Central City had been .en-
tirely destroyedby fire. No particulars.
VIM. White will run o. Ferguson's
hack between here and the Gap as soon
as the buggy receives the necessary re.
pairs.
II. j. Connor departed on Wednesday
for Chadron and other points down the
road. He will probably return to-
morrow.
+. T. Evans has taken up q water
right Just below Minnekahta Falls and
has men engaged in ditching and
building fumes.
Aylmcr Wilcox has received a
deserved promotion from chief typo in
the STAR Office to dish-washer at the
Hotel Minnekalta.
Observe Arbor Day by planting a
few shade and ornamental trees about
your residences. They will pay good
return i'll future years.
When you pay for the best you
should get the hest. The Fremont
-four meets this requirement. A car.
load just received at Targo's.
jim Lassard is the happy father OF
an cislt-pound girl which arrived at
his house on the morning Of the 23rd
inst. All doing well.
Plum trees arc in blossom and the
aroma waited from the numerous wild
plum groves up the valley is eagerly
shifted and dcvourcd by visitors at the
Springs.
John l.. Burke has opened q real
estate Office at the Hotel M,nnekahta.
His acquaintance with visitors will
enable him tohandle property to good
advantage.
kennctt Harris. being duly sworn
deposes and says that he has already
had green onions andradishcs from his
garden on warm brook and that other
vegetables are we'll advanced.
Letter heads, note heads, bill heads
statements, circulars, dodgers and all
other kinds Of job work neatly and
and cheaply executed at the STAR Office
Call and see samples and get prices.
Messrs. Stokes & Varney are drilling
a well for the Hot Springs company
at the upper springs. 1t is an expert
mental we'll as it is thought tina
antesian water Of much higher temper
aturc can he found there.
The smoky condition of the atmos
pherc during the past week indicate
extensive forest fires in the timbe
north and west of here. II has now
however, assumed its accustomed clear
ness and purity.
Bids for the stone work on th
college building were opened by th
building committee on Tuesday bu
action thereon was deferred until TIL
next meeting of the committee o,
Tuesday, the LIST prox.
C. E. Sawyer is making preparation
to move to his ranch. four miles soutl,
west of town. He has made severa
improvements in the way of build,n,
a cistern, plastcring and fencing an,
will soon have well drilled by Stoke
f & Varney.
The Baker bill for the division o
Dakota and the admission of the south
ern half as a state passed the senate o.
the 10th inst. by a strict party vot,
I. but it is almost certain to be killed i
the house. although there are son,
who confidently hope for it's passage i
the house.
; A force of men and teams are a
work scraDinr embaukmeflts for
!; miniature lake Just north of the Hots
Minnekakta. Water will he supple
from the tiume and the lake will b
J stocked with German carp. It
thought this species Of fish will flouris
in the warm water.
J One of the most important transfe,
of town lots during the past week
that of twelve lots on the west side {
River avenue by Judge Dudley to S.
Fargo & Son for $l,5OO. These al
among the choicest lots in the city an
!. Messrs. Fargo & Son have reason
i be pleased with their bargain.
The citizens of Oelrichs are takin
steps looking To the erection of churc
\. building at that place 24x4O feet, viii
lecture room 14x24, havingl Ran est
mated seating capacity of 500.
n considerable fund has already bee
U raised and work ON the building wi
be commenced at once.
H. H. Ferguson anticipated Arb,
Day and on yesterday planted q ro
of good size cottonwood trees in fro,