The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-12-13
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j. A. Boydin is around again.
Horse blankets at LaFleiche's.
Remember bargains at Martyrs.

~. "A. DOyulil IS aTOun again.
Horse blankets at LaFleicle's.
Remember bargains at Martyrs.
Crane Bros. will not I've undersold.
Fine job printing at the STAR Office.
E. Petty has returned from Omaha.
Best goods at lowest prices at Far
Cos.
The frame of Jim Cooper new house
is up.
Visiting aud calling cards at this
Office.
Work has begun on the NJ. E. par.
sonage.
All goods discounted ten per cent at
Martyrs.
Apples by the barrel or pound a,
Fargos.
Cheap goods at Martyrs. Try him
and see.
Hardware ut bed rock prices al
Vincent's.
Location notice blanks for sale at
the STAR Office.
Those elegant robes at LaFleiche's
are worth seeing.
When IN need of drugs call at Roots
Minnekahta block. NIL
Get prices ON furniture before buy
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 LaFleichc
Satisfaction guaranteed.
White bread four-Splendid, at
1910 pr cwt., at Fargos'.
A few hundred pounds of oats for
sale. Inquire at STAR office.
Single and double harness. whips,
lever IDLE lap robes at LaFleiche's
Jefferson Davis, the head of the
southern confcderacy, died last week.
w. H. Hall has commenced the cree
ton Of a house in Minnekahta adli-
ton.
Weekly board at the bakery and
restaurant has been reduced to - per
week.
An elegant line of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
Office.
Mr.. Hibbs contenplates the G, cction
of a residence in Hot Springs in the
near future.
Fargo's mammoth stock can supply
i all your needs, and all goods sold at
bedrock prices.
H. E. Mason representing the Car
penter Paper Co., was doing business in
the city on Monday.
G. B. Fox, Of the Vcrges Sandstone
Company at Odell was doing bushes in
the city on Monday.
Miss Moore will not close her restau-
rant during the winteras she formerly
had calculated to do.
Ed. Hall has been sick with noun
tain fever. We are pleased to an
nounce that he is recovering.
II. w. Sham has Sold his lumber in
~terests to Geo. A. Turner, and will
hereafter give his attention to his mar
ket.
The stock of drugs of Roots (Minne.
kahta Block) is complete-includins
every thing kept in a first class drug
store. NIL
The roof of the college building is
: now ready for the tin, and w. Col
! vert will at once begin the work of put.
ting it on.
!. Rev Tracy has moved into the house
recently vacated by J. B. Dickovel
where he remains until the parsonage
is ready for occupancy.
j. w. Pike, Of Orleans, Nebraska
has purchased the building occupied b,
W. l. Colvert, and will convert the
same into a photograph gallery.
!. Ten per cent. discount on all good.
purchased at Martyrs. Wool boots
$3.50. Boys caps. SIC: and ten pei
cent. of. Other goods at same rate.
Preparation is being made for /:
series of entertainments at the NJ. E
: church in the near future. These en-
J. tertainments will consist Of Stereopti
con views.
NJ. Melbourn, editor Of the Fall Rive
County Republican, was at the Spring
on Saturday last, and very properl,
!: gave us a fraternal call. Come oftel
Bro. Melbourn.
Arrangements are being made for
Christmas tree at the Minnekahta he
tel. The Preshyterians and Episcopa
liam people of the city unite in thj