The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-09-27
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Goa. q. 10 :ss:, .aser white oil at
Scots. at Vincent's.
n. {. Ca.es Of Mitchell. is ~rccreating
at the Springs
N. II. Merrill and j.. A. Colcorc Of
Huron ere IN the Springs Monday.
Chester Martin has accepted a posi-.
ton With the Advocate ut Oclrivhs.
Cl,es. is a good printer.
j. W. Caldwell of Butte County is
visiting with Judge Dudley, of whom
he is an old acquaintance.
j. H. GORDON had the m;sfort are to
lose over twenty tons of hay by tire
on Saturday last. THIS is a considera.
BILE loss as hay is hay this year.
Good table board by the day or week
can be obtained at reasonable price at
the bakery and restaurant. Ice cream
served on Saturdays and Sundays.
A fine line of wines and liquors can
always he found at tho down town sa-
loon Of nearduf & Campbell. Also
cigars and bottled goods. Milwaukee
keg beer always on tap.
The Canton News with commcnda-
BILE enterprise came out daily during
tho fair at that place. The daily was
neat and newsey and undoubtedly
was appreciated BY the:peorlc.
Ner NJ. Sec,oll at the Headlight AL
ways keeps a fine assortment OF liquors
and cigars, fine old Kentucky whiskvs
q speciality. Paul O'Burns Wine Cos.
celebrated wines and brandies.
u. i. Connor representing the Yves.
tern Mfg. Co. was at home last Satur.
day and Sunday with his family. He
also took in" the democratic conven.
ton on Saturday.
Last Sunday evening the NJ. +.
Church was crowded. Rev. TRACY
preached from the text Behold a
sower went forth to SOW" found in the
fourth chapter of Mark 3rd. verse.
Orlando Ferguson was renewing nc
quaintanccs at the Springs on We'd
nesday. Although Orlando is in sigh
Of the city he has bsen so busy at til,
Catholmon that he had not been u,
town for two weeks.
In giving a list Of the members q
the county central committee Duel
Greek was omitted entirely from tn
count. The central committeeman il
that precinct is Geo. Brady who's
post office address is Collins.
Tho Ladies aid society of the Presby
terrain church will serve an oyster sur
per at the home of Mrs E. r. Pe,rce O
Saturday (to-morrow evening. Suppe
: served from 6untll 100 clock. a ger
cral invitation is extended. to ever
!. body to come.
o. Ferguson is putting up a ne,
and commoaious hotel tocompete wit
the Minnckahta. 1t is located farthe
down the creek, at private springs tina
while not $ hot are equally as goot
as those heretofore in use. Its bat
house is already open.--Deaauuo
Times.
DR.: Maxwell departed on Wednes
day for Omaha, where he will put i
tho winter. He expects to return agai
!" next spring. The DIR. has made man
friends by his genial name and ge,
tleltianly courtesy who regret his d.
parture, but are consoled by the pro
pect of his return.
For the corn palace at Sioux CITY a.
ents Of the Fremont ElkhorM and Nj
souri, Valley Ry. will sell excursion t,c1
cts at fare for the round tri
n This will afford our readers an exec
lent opportunity to visit Sioux CIT
Tickets will be good until Oct 10th. i
quire OF any agent or write j. v. Ma
oney Secy. of Sioux City Corn Pa!ac
. Sioux City Iowa.
y Mr.. VIM. F. Hyatt and Miss Sad
Henton were married on Wednesd,
last, at the farm of MIR. John NJ. He
ton on the Cheyenne River, the Re
Tracy officiating, After the ceremo,
Of the guests sat down to q bounsiful 7,
past. For the winter the happy cou
lie will make their home with MIR. He
a. ton. The STAR wishes the hap
couple all the JOY and felicity of M;
N. ried life.
Beaver Civil Township.