The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-29

kahta Rlock) is complete-includimg
every thing kept in a first class lug
store. n2I
Geo, A. Turnar goes cast next week
to purchase additional stock for his
new lumber yard. Mr. Turner is put
ting in a large supply cf native lum-
her and when his consign ment from
the east arrives, will have a complete
stock.
Rev. j. S. Tutty, of Collins. was in
the city on Saturday last, en- route
from Rapid City to his home. Mr..
Tutty had been to Hapid to assist his
family in getting ready to move to
Collins, which removal will take place
next week.
The county bastile is being erected
on the quarter block, corner of 9th
street and Jennings Avenue. This
structure will be of stone with steel
cages on the inside, and it is calculated
will pretty effcctually prevent a man
on the inside being successfully at
tackled by outside parties.
Mr.. c. Slyield has occupied with a
confectionery stock the building recent
lv vacated by Crane Bros. Mr.. Sly
field has put in a line of fine candies,
nuts, cigars, etc. He will also run a
lunch counter in connection, where a
person can "get a bite" at any time of
day. Look for his lad" next week.
The stage from this place failed to
connect with the train at Buffalo Gap
yesterday. AS a sequence a number
of passengers were somewhat rufled
in temper. Such is life. We might
add that during the four years that
Petty Bros. we're running this line,
they did not once miss connections.
Quite a delegation of Hot Springs
Knights went to Custer on Monday To
assist in organizing a lodge of knights
of Pythias at that place on that even.
ing. The following are the names of
those that went: A. S. Stewart, E. H.
West, j. H. Gillespie, Jay Crane, Will
Ii. Stanley, Willis E. Sawyer, d. w
Tracy.
Thanksgiving was duly observed by
our citizens. A number Of pleasant din.
ner parties assembled i'll various parts
of the city. Business was generally
suspended in tho afternoon, thus af.
fording to business men & brief respite
and an opportunity for social enjoy.
ment 50 much rel;shed by men upon
whom the demands of business make
severe exactions.
Geo. Turner's new lumber yard is
beginning to show up in good shape
the posts are in the ground for the
fence which encloses it, and already
several large piles of lumber are on the
ground. The Office will front on Chi.
cago Ave, and the sheds will be at the
rear Of the Office. George expects tc
run a first-class yard and carry a full
stock of articles in his line.
Rev. Mr.. Curran, a former acquaint.
~
ance of the editor in eastern Dakota
was a welcome caller at the STAR office
OH Wednesday. Mr.. Curran is a Pres
bvterial missionary who has been en-.
gagged in work along the stations OF the
I. new extension of the b. e NJ. R'y. II,
5 came over on Wednesday for rest anc
recupcration, his eyes having beer
!, troubling him somewhat lately.
Mr.. w. H. Lancaster, of Sturgis, ha.
been in Hot Springs for some time
MIR l.. is looking for a location; he i
highly pleased with Hot Springs ant
4 its prospects. and if satisfactory ar
engagements can he made, will settl,
here. The STAR will say that if he ha
S any notion Of embarking in buslnes
here, now is the time. Get onto TIN
food tide of the boom that will com,
before long.
Work on the soldiers home is pro
S crossing very satisfactorily. Betwee,
fifty and sixty men are employed there
on. Dan Tillotson is time and book
4 keeper for the contractors, Messrs
II Wright & Oleson, a place he is emf
nently qualified to fill. Mr.. Tillotso,
was, for several years, agent for tn
G. NJ. & ST. p. Ry Co. at IN importan
station in Iowa. 1t may not be out o
n place to remark that. when completed
the soldiers home will be one of the fin
est structures in the state.
n The Newcastle News, Vol. /, No.
came duly. As a newspaper it was
novelty, containing not one line Of ad
y vertising. The %proprietors, Messr.
:. Jones & Martin, announced that the
:, wanted to show the people of Newcastl
what kind Of a paper they would &c
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