The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-06

Must be well broke. Apply to
r.. +. CoNxoR.
II you contemplate purchasing d
buggy, wagon, gasoline stove or any
thing in the hardware line call on
Campbell.
Parties desiring to occupy the school
house will please ask for the key from
Jos. Damon, janitor. DO not force the
door. w. w. LAFLEcnE,
Pres. School Board.
Mr.. G. g. Fargo aud family, Of Dead.
wood; arrived on Tuesday. They ex-
pect to remain for some time and will
occupy the Fargo cottage on College
Flat.
The number Of sales Of real estate
made BY Stewart & Conner, is pretty
good indication that they hold desirable
property and that their prices are
right.
The advertisement Of H. s. Bell &
Co. appears in this issue. These gen.
tlemen are prepared to furnish lime IN
quantities desired and ut reasonable
prices.
Hon. Ole Helvig, member Of the
house from Lincoln county, in the
state legislature, is at the Springs: He
comes to try the virtues Of our famous
spring water.
s. G. Fargo & Son have the largest
and best assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes ever before offered In Hot
Springs, and they arc selling them at
bed rock prices.
A. s. Fielding, of Lincoln, Nebraska,
will soon locate at Hot Springs and
engage in the real estate business with
Mr.: Moore, who is already following
that business here.
G. D. Bailey, of Odell, is erecting a
building on Chicago Aventte. which
when completed he will occupy with a
stock of goods. The building is south
of Thayer's confectionery.
The White Sewing Machine is sold
on the installment plan, and a guaran-
tee for five years with each machine,
together with a privilege Of trial test,
which will satisfy the most critical.
Don't forget The Hot Springs Cloth
ing Emporium 4th Room in the Min
nekahta Block. Cheapest and best line
of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
Hats, Caps, Boots. & Sizes iii the Hills.
(! Wnsos 6 Co.
Will Felber, forme.\ with Seeber-
ling, Miller & Co., manufacturers Of
the Empire binders and mowers, now
with the Piqua. Ohio, Odd Fellows
Insurance Co., has been in the city for
q few days.
A game of base ball was played last
Friday at the Springs between the
Hot Springs nine and a picked up
nine. Our consideration for the feel
irgs of some of the players restrains
US from publishing the score.
Two new p%ostofices have recently
i, been established in Fall River county
. One on Bradley Flat, ty the name Of
Stewart, with S. y. w. Boirne DIS post
master, and one near Odell, named
Sandstown, with Clarence ID. Bailey as
postmaster.
, Capt. w. v. Lucas, of Chamberlain
Gen'l s. +. Hammond, of Ashton; Mai.
I. A. Bones, of Webster and Col. j.. j.
Kleincr, of Pietre, have been at the
y Springs this ..weck attending a meet.
. ing of the board Of trustees of the sol
diers' home.
J "Uncle jack Robinson is dead. He
has been a character familiar to Hot
Springs people for a number Of years
His demise took place at the residence
t OF G. G. Chambers at Cascade on Wed.
nesday the 4th. INST. The interment
t took place Thursday.
4 One Albert Dunn was brought be.
fore Justice Stanley on Monday to an.
| swer to the charge Of stealing a horst
from an Indian. The accused pleaded
guilty and was held to await the action
E ofthe grand jury. Failing TO get bond,
h he now languishes in the county bastile
Milt. Sowash, driver on the stage be
, tween here and Dudley, met with ar
unfortunate accident on Tuesday Of
= last week. The lead horses became
. manageable, and in the fracas the
stage was overturned, resulting in I
broken arm for MI. Sowash. He vii
be laid up several weeks.
If Hot Springs shall observe tn,
Fourth Of July with appropriate eere
monies, it is time a move was made i,
the direction Of arrangements. VIII,
not call a meeting to consider the mat
ter? Only about four weeks now in