The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-03

rSsSS fEsSSssssOO NOEES
parted for Sioux City
s." sdnesday morning.
asccnd baud furniture and other
so0as bought and sold by Henry Mar
Sharon Evans leaves next Monday
Q Pierre. Ne takes the overland
Aaron Brown aud son o Sioux CITY
are among the arrivals at the Minne-
kahta.
Furniture repaired with dispatch
and neatness at Henry Marty 5 furni-
tutsarooms.
Thelschool has been closed. The term
was cut somewhat short on account OF
sickness among the children.
Messrs. Wilson and Stanley went to
the Gap on Wednesday to watch the
proceedings Of the convention.
All odd fellows desiring to form a
lodge at Hot Springs arc requested to
meet at the STAR office tomorrow eve
ming.
The Ferguson House is getting a lib
eral share Of the patronage. The ex-
eellent service and reasonable rates cx-
plain the why.
Col. Fred Evans cottages are APP
proaching completion. They are beau
tifully located and wa understand will
be occupied as soon as finished.
AT. Catlcare and John Boyenton,
both prominent citizens Of Parker, Da-
kota, arrived at the Minnekahta Tor a
months sol ourn at the Springs.
Mrs. N. N. Wade, who has ircM for
the last two months visiting with her
parents of ills city, rcturnrd to her
home in Gary, OAK, on Wednesday.
Services will lie held at the church
next Sunday. morning and evening. In
the evening Rev. Tracy will preach.a
Centennial sermon. All are invited.
DIR. Stewart and ". T. Phillips went
to Oelriclis on Tuesday to be present at
the mass convention. They report ths
convention nearly unanimous. Strange,
Col. Evans has laid out q plot Of
ground south Of the Minnekchta into
residence blocks. The location is fine
and will he one Of the choicest in the
city.
Miss Lizzie Moore will reopen hel
restaurant and ice cream p%arlors o,
. Monday the 18th inst. The public ma.
he assured that the best of service viii
!. he received at her hands.
Nav list is known among the Ger
mans as Book day. In honor Of the da.
Mr.. Ner.M. sse6oid put on tap Boo
grttef ana that same beverage is now t.
be. obtained at sne head light.
Dock PIERCE is building an additio,
to his house that will materially i'm
prove its utility and appearance. Wbe,
completed Dock aud his wife will b
comfortably circumstanced.
To the curious be it known that tn
name Ner NJ. Seebold all belongs Il
, one man who is sole proprietor of tina
popular resort under the Head lish
where the best Of liquors are to be OBJ
tanned.
The Rev. Ware conducted Episcopa
services at the NJ. E. church last Sab
bath both morning and evening. Tn
af people of the Servings will be please
if Mr.. Ware could arrange to NEE
A. them oftener.
. Mr.. b. Colder. OF Clear Water. Neb
y. is in the city. For some time Mrs. I
has been here taking treatment at til
Spaings. Mr.. Colder says his wife j
much improved and lie will keep he
la here until cured.
a. Mrs. DR.. Stewart and dsushte
Blanche departed on Wednesday for
months visit with friends at Paunc
City, Ncb. During their absence tn
Orwell, the doctor will be compclle
Ia. TO endure his bereavement.
- The Improvements on Fargcs' stor
will soon be completed. This additio
% consists of a sixty feet stone e~xtensio
to the rear Of the building now occr
pied. The additional room is needle
to accommodate their immnnse stool
to-, ,s. The lad" of Henry Marty appears j
this issue. Mr.. Marty has put in a goo
". stock of furniture and has more on tn
road. This business departure will |
a great convenience to the people her
about, and the STAR hopes a protitab
venture for Mr.. Marty.
to Messrs. Burt, Genl. Manager Of Il
n. w. Ry., and johnson. Chief Eng