The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-25
Wall paper 1t Martys.

Wall paper at Martys.
Elsey will save you money ON boots
and shoes.
An immense new stock Of Dry Goods
at Fargo's.
Mr.. G.. A Springer arriued in town
yesterday.
Rev. j. w. Hancher will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. E. Church next Sun
day morning.
Messrs. Calhoun & Lampert have be-
4gun the erection Of a two story double
building at the Springs. {.
Mr.. NJ. H. Williams, Of sundance,
Wyo.. visited with an old time friend,
Geo. Trimmer this week.
Mr.. j. b. Cleghorn recently arrived
from Red Cloud, Neb.. and will make
Fall River county his home.
A large assortment Of Cook Stoves
at 9: 6. Fargo & Sons. See them be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
Register Bailey Of the land Office at
Pierre says there is an immense rush
Of settlers to the reservation.
Rev. Nc. Kee conducts morning and
evening service at the the School house
next Sunday at the usual hours.
Mrs. NJ. E. Davis arrived last week
and has taken possession Of A. d.. Nc.
Rays cottage on M~innekahta Ave.
Mr.. Hans Gutenberg, from Centre
vile, s. D., is at the Springs. Mr..
Gutenberg is miller, and may go into
the milling business somewhere in this
vicinity.
s. G. Fargo & Son have the largest
and best assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes ever before offered in Hot
Springs, and they are selling them at
bed rock prices.
A fine line of wines and liquors can
always be found at the down town sa-
loon Of A. w. Deardutf. Also cigars
and bottled goods. Milwaukee keg
beer always on tap.
Those elegant suits that c. E. Viii
son & Co. furnish from their large
stock are a perpetual delight to the
wearer. The same can be said Of 9th
err goods turned out from their stock.
Miss A. Pauline Richer has a card III
this issue. Miss Richer is recently from
the east. She is a thorough musician
and an efficient teacher. The STAB
; cheerfully recommends her to the
people Of HotSprings desiring instruc.
ton in either vocal or instrumental
music.
. Inadvertently we omitted mention
of the might cap sociable held on Fri
day evening. April 18th, by the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church. The socia'
BILE was a very pleasant affair. Miss
Jurging entertained the assembly with
vocal music, while Mrs. Bradley and
, Rev. Andrews furnished selected read.
ings that were interesting. Tho ladie:
Melted Si4.25.
> I'ae first of the week II. H. Milligar
was at Deadwood, where he purchased
a Blake crusher to he used in the stuc.
co mill Of Milligan & Mueller, 70,
crushing gypsum for the manufacture
of stucco. So successful have these
gentlemen been in their new enter
, prise, and so great is the demand fol
I their product, that this addition to TIL,
> plant was necessary.
1t is with no little regret that w.
chronicle the fact that about May list
: Rev. Tracy will leave Hot Springs t.
. accept the pastorate Of the NJ. E. churcl
at Lead City. Rev. Tracy has by hi
. consistent christian life, uniform cour
tesy and kindness endeared himsslf te
the people Of HotSprings and they vii
$ regret his departure. This sudde,
change in his plans was brought abou'
: by reasen Of a vacancy at Lead City
: and the Supt. Of Mission j. B. Carnsre
quested Mr.. Tracy to fill it. The pull
: pit at Hot Springs will DO filled for
few weeks by President Hancher afte
which a gentleman from the east vii
8 be located here and will besides occup,
a chair in the college.