The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-12-27

ing, at Vincent's.
Call at the Stone Store For boots,
shoes and dry goods.
Oysters served in all styles at the
bakery and restaurant.
Harness repairing done by LaFleicle
Satisfaction guaranteed.
A few hundred pounds Of oats for
sale. Inquire at STAR office.
Messrs Boyden & Quin have a card in
another column. Consult it.
Single and double harness. whips,
reversible lap robes at LaFleiche's
Weekly board at the bakery and
restaurant has been reduced to 81 per
week.
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
Office.
For the holiday trade Fargo's have
provided a fine line of candies, fruits
and berries.
w. w. Root has his new stock Of
goods. Call and see them at the Min
nekahta Block. MI
The time Of departure of trains so.
ing from Burton east on the b. & NJ.
is now 5;1S p. IN.
Dry or green wood delivered in any
portion of the city by II. r. Nash.
Leave orders at STAR Office.
Milligan & Mueller are now prepared
to grind feed or corn meal at their
mill on River Avenue.-34tf
j. w. Bentley has added much to the
appearance of his fine house on college
fiat by the erection of a porch.
Hot Springs nov has a Chinese
Laundry as will be seen by consulting
Sing Hangs card in another column.
The stock of drugs of Roots (Minne-
kahta Rlock) is complete-including
every thing kept i'll a first class drug
store. p2I
Buy your goods at Fargos-prices
lower than the lowest-and receive
gratis tickets for their holiday distri-
button.
Sam G. Odell is the father of a 10ft
girl. The young lady arrived last week
and enjoys the distinction Of being the
first baby born at the city Of Odell.
DIR. Stanley on Monday last received
the patent to his timber claim in east
crn Dakota, the proof for which wa:
hung up by Sparks for several years.
Ton per cent. discount on all good
purchased at Martyrs. Wool boots
$3.50. Boys caps, 355c; and ten pc
cent. off. Other goods at same rate.
l.. w. Russell, Glenwood, Iowa. rep
resenting Chas. p. Kellogg & Co., Chi
cago's Mammoth Clothing House, wa
: interviewing our merchants Christmas
A fine line Of wines and liquors cal
always be found at the down town sa
loon of Dearduff & Campbell. Ais,
cigars and bottled goods. Milwaukee
key beer always on tap.
Ner NJ. Seebold at the Headlight al
ways keeps a fine assortment of liquor
and cigars; fine old Kentucky whisky
a specially. Paul O'Burns Wine Co
celebrated wines and brandies.
The Black Hills Union is the lates
addition to our table. 1t is printed a
Rapid City, and is to be an organ of tn
prohibition and farmers alliance
May it succeed is the worst the STA
can wish for it.
Have you seen the holiday goods a
Ed. Phernetton's? Jcwelry, rings
pins and bracelets, all in the late:
{: style. Silverware and novelties, all o
the hest. Call and see them. n
trouble to show goods.
The members of the Star family wer
RECALLED last week with a choice sectiol
of 'spare ribs" DIR. j. Houghton is tn
party to whom we are indebted. TIL
DR.. and his estimable wife cvidentl
know the trend of even a newspape
t mans appetite. 1t was very toothsom
and reminded us of ''home on the farm
a retrospective view it is always pleas
ant to take.
!. Elsewhere in the STAR of .his wee
reference is made to what is being don
by the Passenger Department of til
F. E. & NJ v. Ry Tor Hot Springs. Th
$ B. & NJ. is also ticketing passenger
from stations on that road through t
i, HOT Springs. With two.great lines Q
y railroad Wafhipg for the Springs, W
can look for such a food Of visitor
next season as was never before know
at the Springs, outnumbering almos
> the dreams Of the most sanguine.