The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-15
N-EiGhBORnOGD NOTES
Big deals at Crane Ercs.
CASH talks at Game Bros.

w. r. Benedict will be home to-
night.
Apples by the barrel or pound at
Faryos'.
Tomorrow niglt--postponed enter
tainment.
l.. Petty was a visitor at Deadwood
last Thursday.
Remember that Fargo's will not lie
undersold y!
Get prices on furniture before buy
ing, at Vinccnt's.
Coal oil $50 test, water white oil at
30cts. at Vincent's.
White bread Aour-splendid, at
1910 pr cwt., at Fargos'.
Mr.. Chambers, of Cascade, is quite
sick with typhoid malaria.
W. w. Root has his new stock of
goods. Call and see them at the Min
nekahta Block. n2I
Fargo's mammoth stock can supply
all your needs, and all goods sold at
bedrock prices.
Miss Moore at the restaurant will
serve oysters on Fridays, Saturdays,
aud Sundays, hereafter.
Good table board by the day or week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant.
The stock of drugs Of Roots (Minnc-
kahta Block) is complete--includime
every thing kept in a first class drug
store. nal
Mr.. Geo. v. Ayers of Dcadwood. has
been appointed receiver of the land
Office at Rapid City in place of John
LaFabre.
Two social evening parties were helt
last evening. one at the Minnekaht;
Hotel and the other at Major Eaton.
residence.
AS has been remarked. this snov
storm stopped the haying. 1t is a fac
that farmers have been gathering il
hay mp to this week.
John A. Stanley, editor Of the Her
mosa Pilot, has been spending severe
days the past week visiting his friend
here. OF course he called on THE SrAI,
II. &. Lake, Of Rapid City, presiden
Of the Minnekahta hank of Hot Spring
has been here several days this weel
looking after his business interests
! VIM. Atkinson shot q deer Wedncs
day morning--a fine buck weighing
about 200 pounds. He captured hi:
prize on the hills back Of the Ferguson
bath house.
Our Post master, Frank Callahan
has been quite sick the past week, hu
was on the gain until last Saturday h,
took a little too much exercise whiel
caused a relapse.
The entertainment which was t
have been held on Wednesday evenin
at the church, WAS postponed on az
count Of bad weather, until tomorrow
Saturday evening.
A fine line of wines and liquors ca
always be found at the down town S;
" loon of Dearduff & Campbell. M,
4. cigars and bottled goods. Milwauk,
kcg beer always on tap.
y. James Gordon Bennett. the emine,
journalist. is running three separa
papers, all name ! alike. the New Yol
ri. Herald, in the three cities Of Ne
~ York, London and paris.
a. Ncr NJ. Seebold at the Headlight
- ways keeps a fine assortment of liquo
and cigars; fine old Kentucky wh;sk
a speciality. Paul O'Burns Vine &,
celebrated wines and branlics.
A dancing party was held at TIE Mi
az, sn nekahta Hotel on Monday evenin
which was participated in by many
OR the visitors at the Springs on that ia
The Custer band furnished music p;
Of the evening.
VI Our informant was evidently a !
tie doubled up last week when he i
parted to us the news that twins Ii
= arrived at +. d. Gillespic's. Inste
:. Of two boys it 4. one-Floyd a. Gill
w. pie. born Nov. z, 1889; weight 10 lbs
Beavers are making sad work W
the elm trees along tho river at Casca
They r Strengthening them by gna
ing them. 1t seems a pity that wi
thcre are so few trees OF that species
this country that they should be IL
destroyed.
~ The County Commissioners on W
a'' nesday appointed VIM. L. Judkins
Clerk Of Circuit Court, the new of
provided for under the state law,
place Of that Of Clerk If the Distl
Court, which Office was filled by y
H. Stanley.