The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-05
From Wednesdays Daily.

Harty's.
Everything in the line Of ins shoes
at Warren's.
Keep your eye on Gilbert 4 Wilcox
for Holiday goods.
Most excellent day board at Mrs.
Kenefick's restaurant.
Poultry, produce, butter and eggs
ct Archerd and Havens.
L. G. Frosh, Of Chadron, is register.
ed 1t the Ferguson House.
Men are employed today in repair.
ing the dam for the stucco mill.
Ny stock Of winter hats I will sell
at greatly reduced prices. NJ. DRusE.
Third door north Of Alden's feed
store for produce at Archerd & Havens.
Wall paper, paints, oils. varn,shes,
glass and putty at bottom prices at
Gilbert & Wilcox.
Archerd g. Havens for Butter, Eggs,
Poultry and Produce. Third door
north Of Alden's feed store.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Conner leave in
q few days for a several weeks absence.
They will visit Iowa and Illinois while
gone.
Tomorrow we will publish the &C.
count of a wedding that takes place
tonight. OF course we don't care to
mention it in advance.
Go to the New York Bargain House
for Christmas Goods. Can save you
SO per cent. Toys for Little folks
and Bic Folks too numerous to men,
ton.
The STAR Office is busy with job
work, and among other neat work
turned out are some cards for Conner
Brothers, the popular real estate
agents.
Native and eastern lumber, lath,
shingles. stuceo, cement, and all kinds
of building material, at the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
Minnekahta Block.
d. P. Ward, Of Sioux Falls, will
bold a song service in the NJ. E. church
this evening, at 1870 o'clock. All are
cordially invited to attend. Mr.. Ward
is an enthusiastic Sunday school work.
err and the song services to which he
invites you are always interesting and
and entertaining.
A. s. Fielding will make a visit to
Lincoln, his former home. We may
he sure that he will not forget the
Springs during his absence, in fact
the chief reason for his visit is to in
terest some of the Lincoln people in
Hot Springs. We trust he may be
more than successful.
DlED:-At Hot Springs, 5. d., We'd
nesday, December 3rd, 1890, Mrs.
Bratney, Of Watertown. She was a
sister of Mrs. DR.. Briggs, at whose res
idence she expired. Mrs. Bratney died
Of cancer Of long standing. and will be
buried tomorrow at 2 o'clock p. M.
from the NJ. L. church.
Mr.. A. B. Conner will return to his
old home in Waukon, Iowa, for a few
weeks. leaving the last Of the week.
A. B. is a most ardent believer in the
present and future Of Hot Springs and
We may rest assured that his tongue
will not tire Of picturing the advan-
tages Of Hot Springs. He will be
back some time in January.
Rev. P. H. Carson, If Scotland, S. d.
will preach for Rev. s. Andrews, in
the NJ. E. church, on Sabbath next.
Mr.. Carson is the we'll known Synodi-
cal Missionary of South Dakota; he
has been visiting Dudley, and other
points in the Black Hills. and comes
to encourage the Presbyterian cause
In Hot Springs. Many will like to
hear him on Sunday. Services at II
o'clock a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Messrs Dickover and Scott, Of Hot
Springs, S. D., have invented a new
railroad time signal for which patents
are about to be issued. In speaking Of
the invel ion the Northwestern Rail.
roader says: ut can be placed at any
point Of the line of railroad and il
connected by wire at the dispatcher's
Office, will report correctly the hou,
and minute when each train passes
such points. But the great and CHIEF
utility Of the invention further con
sists in the fact that it can be placed or
the cabs of engines Tor any where elst
on a train) and by a very simple block
system, will indicate to the engineer
the fact il another train is on his blocl
and the moment another train leave
SAID block, thus positively avoiding al
possibility of collisions"
Drs. Stanley & Briggs.
The above named gentlemen hav'