The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-31
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For cheap day board 90 to the res.
taurant and bakery.
The report OF the exercises, here on
Memorial Day will appear next week.
Second hand furniture and other
goods bought ane sold by Henry Mar.
IT,.
Meal tickets sold at restaurant and
bakery, cheapest boarding place in the
town.
Petty Bros are laying wall for an
extensive addition to each Of their liv.
cry barns.
Furniture repaired with dispatch
and neatness at Henry Marty's furni.
ture rooms.
The commencement exercises. Of
the Spearfsh Normal, takes place the
third week Of June.
VIM. A. Germond has been appoint
ed policeman of the grounds owned by
the Hot Springs Co.
Geo. c. Read and bride from Craw.
ford, Neb., made their wedding trip to
Hot Springs. They remained several
days.
The "boys" have arranged for "a
dance tonight at Dudley's hall. Messrs.
Rich bros. and Feigel furnish the mu-
sic.
r. Gillespie now drives OH the bath
wagon a fine team recently shipped
from Sioux City. H. Fuller is reins.
man.
Mr.. Ner NJ. Seebold accompanied an
old time friend of his, Mr.. John Halter
of Rapid City, over to Burton the first
of the week.
Ye editor took dinner at the Mime
kahta last Sunday. The spread as is
ALWAYS the case at that h~ostclrv, was
excellent.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart and Miss Blanche,
returned on Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit in Nebraska. They report
a pleasant time.
An interesting letter from Dick Moon
and other matters from Spring Canyon
are unavoidably crowded ont this week.
They will appear next week.
Last Saturday Messrs. Dudley. Stew
art. Eaton and La Fleiche. wen. over
to the Gap and assisted in organizing
a post Of the G. A. r. at that place.
An educational meeting will be held
at Buffalo Gap on next Monday even.
ing. Rev. Hancher Of Rapid City and
S. E. Wilson Of this place will speak.
At the Headlight the genial Mr..
Ner NJ. Seebold holds sway as over,
treating his customers to the best Of
goods bnth in wet goods" and cigars.
The Rev. Hancher will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. E. church next Sun
day morning and evening. At the
same time Rev. Tracy goes to RAPID
City to fill the pulpit there.
The Buffalo Gap Globe, with Will H
Stanley's name at the mast head came
duly. 1t is neat and newsy,and is q
credit to Mr.. Stanley, Buffalo Gap. and
the fraternity. Success to it.
James HALEY and wife of Rapid CT
ty were sojourning at the Springs dur
ing the past week. HALEY is of the
firm Of Lake & HALEY who are inter
ested in the Minnekahta bank of thi
place.
The patronage Of Deardu6 e. Camp
bell still continues. In their ad you
discover a change. They now hav,
Milwaukee key beer on sale. The Low
ers of thi, beverage can supply theil
wants at the downtown saloon.
DR.. HoIghton discovered that mag.
(. pies were destroying his young chick
ems, so he sent the boys on llttl.
hunting expedition. They returned
with forty-two birds, and it wasn'1
much of a day for magpies either.
Mr.. E. s. Ames was visiting with Dl
Stewart the first of the week. Until
recently MIR. Ames was mail agent OF
the +. E. & Mo. ", from Long Pine t
} Whitewood, when the remorseles
political scythe cut of his official head
1t is unnecessary to say that Mr.. Anne
is not a republican.
The STAR job rooms recently turne
out for O. Ferguson 5000 advertiser
s. cards. That our readers may kno,
how many that is, we will say this
when piled one above another, the
made a pile fifty-four inches high. NJ
Ferguson understands the value Of a,
vertising.
- Chas. Breun Of Sioux City, and fan
lily. are among the permanent arriva
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