The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-18
: NOTES

> VA &A~o0oy.
Goa! oil l5U test, water white oil at
Wcts. al Vinycni's.
Cook and heating stoves--an elegant
inr--arriving at Vinccnt's.
Chas. W. Flukc and {. u. Bailey Of
0dell were doing the city on Tuesday.
The knights of pythiasY lodge OF
Hot Springs is in y Furnishing condi-
ton.
". w. Root has his new stock Of
goods. Call and scc them at the Min
nekahta Block. n2I
Watch for the boots g. shoes to be
displayed at the Minnckahta Block
about Oct 18th. n2I
Look out for the e stock Of grocer
les too, for sale at Minnckahta Block
about Oct. 18th. MI
Miss Moore at the restaurant will
serve oysters on Fridays, Saturdays,
aud sundays, hereafter.
WAIT for The elegant line of clothing
to he opened out at the Minnekahta
Block ON oy about Oct Il. n2I
Good table board by the day or week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant.
The Ferguson House maintains its
popularity with the travelling people,
| having a houseful most Of the time.
DIR. F. W. Tracy. Of Burton, and
republican nominee for coroner. made
u flying trip 10 the Springs on Tuesday.
The stock of drugs of Roots (Minne-
kahta B!ock) is ccmple.c-includimg
every thing kept in & first class drug
store. r2I
On Friday night Mrs. John Reynard
presented her husband with a girl.
Weight nine pounds. John is reported
Us doing well.
Judge G. G. Bennett. Of Deadwcod,
was a visitor at the Springs on Monday
We are grateful for q ca!l and half
hours chat with the judge.
A fine line of wines and liquors can
always lie found at the down town sa-
loon Of Dearduff & Campbell. Also
cigars and bottled goods. Milwaukee
key beer always OF tap.
The Methodist society will give a
supper at the school house on Saturday
evening, from half past five to ten
O'Clock. Oysters will be served in con
n%ection with the supper.
Ner NJ. Seehold at the Headlight al
ways keeps a fine assortment of liquors
and cigars. fne old kentucky whiskys
a speciality. Paul OBurns Wine Cos
celebrated wines and brandies.
Mcssrs. Hall & San Il Hora have
nearly completed the stone work OH
tue Black Hills College. No can
sec this structure and examine the
stone work except 10 pronounce it
first class.
ii. II, Bentley evidently did not come
10 Hot Springs wholly for his health,
as he has already purchased several
lots in Hot Springs. On Monday lie
secured four fine lots on Chicago Ave-
nue., and is negotiating for MORE.
Hon. John r. Gamble, of Yankton
Dakota, was in the Springs the first Of
the week. Mr.. Gamble informed the
STAR that he proposed buying some lots
here and erecting q house thereon that
he might have a place to so and spend
;. a vacation each year.
T. B. Dings with several ASSISTANT
is pushing the work on w. I. Colvert':
new house, and the same will soon L,
ready for tile masons Mr.. lDings wa
\. contractor on j. Is. Dickover's new
> house, and that house is a monMmen
to his skill as a workman.
John A. Shortcll departed this wecl
for his home in New York State. TIL
ultimatum Of his departure is to &C
n cept a position in the st. Nichola
hotel in New York city, a position h
formerly occupied. Mr shortell ba
made many friends during his sojour,
at the Springs both among u citizen
4 and among the travelling public VIII
: regret Ills departure.
. 1t will be a surprise to the friends o
Mr.. Ira L. Hanfnrd, formerly ccnnccte'
. with tho Citizen, that he has decided I
Is. remove to Dakota, having severed hi
2 connection with the Sharon Rcporte,
lie has been acting as editor on til
Sharon Reporter for some months past
The Reporter. explains their plans a
y follows: mir. l. L. Nanford, who 10
several months has been one of til
staff of the Reporter office, has mad
mp his mind to try his fortune in Da
kota. He has purchased an interest i
u q Furnishing newspaper establishmer