The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-25
N~El0nBoRAOOD NOTES
Furniture is arriving at::vincent's.
Willis Sawyer is in Indiana visiting

Willis Sawyer is in Indiana visiting,
Work on the sanitarium is progress
ing.
Get prices on furniture before buy
ing, at Vincent's.
When IN need Of drugs call at Roots
| Minnekahta block. nal
Coal oil $50 test, water white oil at
Scots. ut Vinccnt's.
Sharon Evans left for the capital to
dispose Of his real estate at that place.
W. w. Root has his new stock Of
goods. Call and sec them ut the Min
nekahta Block. MI
Watch for the boots & shoes to be
displayed at tho Minnekahta Block
about Oct 18th. MI
Look out for the new stock of grocer
les too, for sale at Minnekahta Block
about Oct. 18th. NIL
Miss Moore at the restaurant will
serve oysters on Fridays, Saturdays.
aud Sundays, hereafter.
Messrs. Hall & son & Hora have se-
cured the contract for building the rock
work on the sanitarium.
Wait for the elegant line Of clothing
to lie opened out at the M~innekahta
Block on or about Oct Is. NIL
Col. John Cornell, proprietor Of the
Wentworth House in Deadwcod, was
at the Springs last week.
Our exchanges report that oil has
been discovered a short distance from
Newcastle in this county.
Good table board by the day OF week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant.
The stock Of drugs Of Roots (Minne-
kahta Block) is complete-includimg
every thing kept in a first class drug
store. MI
The pastor Of the NJ. E. church appre-
ciates and thanks the ladies who so
kindly assisted in the social last Satur-
day night.
u. p. Christensen, manager OF the
Chadron branch of the Western Farm
Mtg. Co, was in the Springs on Mon
day looking after business.
The Black Hills College Is the owner
of a fine carriage, through the courte-
sy Of MIR. j. s. Denman, Of White
wood. The carriage is valued at $l75.
E. A. Bishop has something to say to
lovers of "wet goods Mr.. Bishop is
located at Burton and his place is q
great resort for the boys of that sec
ton.
A fine line Of wines and liquors can
always be found at the down town sa-
loon Of Dearduf & Campbell. Also
cigars and bottled goods. Milwaukee
key beer always on tap.
Ner NJ. Seebold at the Headlight al
ways keeps a fine assortment of liquors
and cigars; fine old Kentucky whiskys
a speciality. Paul O'Burns Wine Cos
celebrated wines and brandies.
Work on the Soldiers Home is pro-
crossing, and while the walls are not
rising very rapidly, some very good
work is being done. Remember the
date Of the corner stone laying, Nov.
18th.
We did not set mention made last
week of the fine rain which visited this
country the first of the week, e6ectuallv
laying the dust. Another slight shower
visited US on Monday evening of this
week. Thursday It rained again.
Desire La Chapelle, Of Deadwood,
has been re~creating at the Springs for
several days. Mr.. La Chapelle, has
j been at the Springs before, and is an.
other testimonial to the curative quail.
tiles of the waters. On Tuesday be
visited with the X. OF P. lodge Of this
place.
The oyster supper given last satur.
day evening in the school house was
we'll patronized The object Of the sup.
per was to raise money to pay the in.
d~ebtedness on the church bell, and we
are happy to state that their expecta.
lions were more. Ethan realized. The
total receipts were S40.75 and the neat
little balance Of $28.15 was left afte,
paying all expenses.
W. received pleasant call Wednes.
bay morning from Mr. n. Mel.
bourne, who as noticed last week, has
assumed control Of the Oel,1ichs Times
He will this week change the name Of
his paper to the Fall Rirer County Re.
publican. Me- Melbourne was renew.
ing old acquaintance and making new
ones at the Springs. He returned
home that afternoon.
Rev. j. w. Hancher, President Of the
Black Hills College, will deliver a lee.
ture at the high school building in
Rapid City. this afternoon. His snb