The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-10
NEIGHBoRH0oD NOTES
W. w. LaFieiche's harness stock ha


w. w. LaFieiche's harness stock has
arrived.
The ice cream parlors will be opened
next week.
Fresh bananas, oranges and lemons
at Cranes.
An addition is being built to the
rear OF the. ice rea pariors.
N. NJ. Henton has moved into the
city from his ranch on the Cheyenne.
Hon. a. b. Clark, of Buffalo Gap.
dined at the M%innekahta on SUNDAY.
H. A. Cal!and and Sanford Parker,
OF Oelrichs, were in town on Tuesday.
Second hand furniture and other
goods bought an1 sold by Henry Mar.
ty.
Furniture repaired with dispatch
and neatness at Henry Marty's furni-
ture rooms.
J. l.. Burke recently refused $4,000
for ms ranch in this county. Fall
River dirt is worth something.
o. Ferguson has four bath tubs on
the road and soon will have accommo-
dations for those wishing to bathc.
Lieut.. Evans, U. s. A., stationed at
Fort Meade was among the visitors at
the Minnckahta over the Sabbath.
County surveyor Scott was in town
on Monday. He says he is kept busy
now with town sites and section corners
There seems 10 be no dearth of work
in town. Everybody is busy. The
building boom struck here early this
year.
j. r. Cook, Of Chaa,ou, Neb., re
turned to his home on Saturday last,
much. benefited by his visit to the
Springs.
Grading ON the venue leading from
the Minnekahta to the soldiers home
has begun. Frank Dean has the
contract.
The STAR is under obligations Il
Hon. D. $. Clifford for reports from
various branches Of the interior de
!: partment. Thanks.
=.
Sheriff Clifford has gone to New Yorl
: with w. w. Smithson who was recent
ly pronounced insane. Mr.. Smithson'
relatives live in that state.
Will Stanley has been in the city fol
. a few days. The STAR is under obi
cations to Will for the kindly assistance
he has rendered us this week.
Mr.. Chris johnson died at the home
of MIR. Calhoun Oh Saturday last. Th'
remains were taken to Custer count,
for intcrment. Cause, consumption.
The Rev. Gardner, of Hemmingford
Nebraska. was in town on Tuesday
Mi. Gardner Is on his way to Hermos;
where he expects to reside in the future
7. w. LaFlciche. son of w. W.. o.
this place. had the misfortune to hav,
= his foot smashed last week. Report!
y from him say that he is getting along
nicely.
}, Reports from Burton are 20 tn
effect that that town is booming
, Several new men are interested in tn
town site and settlers are coming i
A. rapidly.
Chauncey Wood. of Custer count,
democratic nominee for delegate TO tn
of constitutional convention was lookin
after his political fences here o
i. Wednesday.
Last Sabbath Rev. Tracy preached
". centennial sermon to an appreciate,
audience. The sermon was pointe
and, in view Of tho circumstance
81. was timely.
n' The elegant apartments as the hca,
=. light are justly very popular, to love
Of fine wines and Whistles and choi.
cigars. The finest grades of goods al
always obtainable.
II. G. Firestonc will build a fiji
Ia residence in College addition. whit
when completed will be occupied |
himself and mother who soon will tai
,.up her residence here. coming fro
= Elkhart. Ind.
DR.. ]. l.. Roberts. dentist, late {
Mitchill. Oak. is establishing a pr
tea fessional circuit in the Hills, and wi
make his second visit to the Winast
,R. House, Buffalo Gap, May sth,
remain one week.
j. B. Dickover left last Sunds
evening for st. Paul, where lie goes
representative from Minnekahta lod.
tie to attend the grand lodge for MINI
'sn sofa and Dakota Of the a. q. U. v
He will return next Tuesday
Wednesday.
Messrs. Dcarduf & Campbell a
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