The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-01
N-sieMBoRaoup NOTES
Election nest Tuesday.

Mrs. l. L. Hanford arrived ct the
Springs yesterday.
Get prices on furniture before buy.
ing, at Vincent's.
When IN need Of drugs call at Root.
Minnekahta block. n2I
Coal oil $50 test, water white oil Al
30cts. at Vincent's.
Rev. Tracy will occupy his pulpi,
next SUNDAY morHing and evening".
Work on tho new bridge across Fall
River at this place commenced to-day
". w. Root has his new stock Of
goods. Call and see them at the Min
nekahta Block. MI
Justice Of the Peace Dale and DIR
Tracy were doing business at tbs
Springs on Monday.
j. NJ. NJ. Hennedum the late editor Of
the Buffalo Cop Globe has engaged ia
teaching for the winter.
Miss Moore at the restaurant will
serve oysters on Fridays, Saturdays,
aud Sundays, hereafter.
Good table board by the day or week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant.
Today ushe:s in November. Ere loue
the turkeys must suffer in order that
mankind may BE thankful.
Rev. Tracy lost q watch chain valu-
able chiefly a. . keepsake. between the
church and his home, on Monday.
We had another rain on Tuesday.
after which it turned colder, reminding
us that November was close at hand.
Cranes store building is progressing.
The windows and doors have been put
in this week and to-day they are lay.
ing the floor.
Mrs. F.. Elsey returned iron, her visit
at Marshalltown. Iowa, last Saturday,
Mr.. Elsey also returned from q trip "a
Valentine, Neb.
w. H. Wood Couaty Jua.r elect for
Fall River county, vas a pleasant call
er at the STAR Office on Saturday last.
Come again Judge.
Welsarn that snow fell to the depth
Of about four inches at Custer last
Monday. A little furry fell At the
Springs on Thursday.
Cornell & Stewart, Of Buffalo Gap,
invite your inspection Of their fine
line of heating and cooking stoves.
Read their advertisement.
j. W. Bentley is erecting a building
on the next lot south o. Fargo & Sons
store building. When completed he
will occupy it for a loan Office.
A. j. Ball, Of Hat Greek, was a Wis.
itor at the Springs on Saturday last.
Before leaving town he dropped in on
US FOR a short call. Come again.
w. F. Benedict left on Monday Tor a
business trip to Omaha, Sioux City, and
other points in the vicinity. He will also
call at his old home at Canton this state,
before his return.
A fine line Of wines and liquors can
always be found at the down town sa.
loon Of Deardutf & Campbell. Also
cigars and bottled goods. Milwaukee
key beer always on tap.
The Minnekahta Cash Store will soon
have in stock the finest line Of work.
iugmen's clothing and underwear eve,
brought into the Hills, and at prices
that will astonish purchasers.
Ner NJ. Seebold at the Headlight al.
ways keeps a fine assortment Of liquors
and cigars; fine old Kentucky whisky.
a speciality. Paul O'Burns Wine Coz
celebrated wines and brandies.
Wyoming is taking the preliminary
steps toward statehood. She votes mex,
Tuesday OF a proposed constitution
and if adopted a petition will he pre-
scented to congress this winter ASKING
for admissions.
f. H. West went mp to Custer la.
Friday. While there he did som,
work in the interests Of the order o.
Knights Of Pythias-so good in fact
that the initial steps were taken TOWARD
organizing q lodge at that place.
Newton Hentou gave his back q Sc
we're strain the last Of the week work
ing on the college, which has incapaci
tated him for any hard work since
We bopethe injury will not prove last
ing.
j. ". Jones, the versatile editor O
the Oelrichs Advocate, was a caller OF
Saturday last. While the STAR an,
Advocate have their little tits, the edi
tors thereof never do. Come agail
Brother Jones.
II ia stated that within ten days afte
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