The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-21


Alex. Mckay leaves hero on the 25tl
inst for I visit 70 his old home 10 Nov.
Scotia. He hes not been back Tor sev.
eral years. He viii b gone about q,
weeks.
Mrs. Chester Martin returned Oh
this mornings train from her visit
With friends al Omaha, and will spend
the week visiting with the family Of
w. n. Martin, Of this city.
Afull line Of Novels and Periodicals
at. Gns1Rr 4 Wncox.
Colonel Parker departed yesterday
for Hot Springs to attend tho Fall
River term Of court. The. colonel .ha.
several important liquor cases to Try
and will be absent . week or ten days.
Black Hills Times.
Geo Bradley was admitted to
practice in the circuit court Of this be.
fore Judge Nowlin today. Mr.. Bradley
has siready had considerable practice
before the county courts, and has ex-
hibited a talent FOR the legal probes.
sion and will make his mark.
We r in receipt Of a COPY Of 1.-THE
Odd Fellows Text Book" the work Of
James L. Hatlestead, Of Eden, S. D. We
have perused the work with much in
terest. As a history Of the institu-
ton Of Odd Fellowship in America 1t
is correct. The work is we'll written
and will be Of interest to all Odd
Fellows.
A S Fielding who is a rustling real
estate agent, and also agent for the
Northwestern Mutual life Insurance
company wants property to trade or
sell in every part Of the city. Mr..
Fielding is an experienced and reliable
man and any property Or other
business entrusted to him will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Be sure to see tho. Doll Baby diss
play at Gilbert & Wilcox.
s. The DRUGGISTS.
F~ronrThursdays Daily.
Go to Alden's feed store for grain.
Buck Martin, the windy wonder Of
Red Canyon, came over Thursday.
A first class sewing machine, brand
new, for sale. Inquire at this Office.
Judge Fred e. Dale, one Of Durton's
most prominent citizens, is over court
ing.
s. II. Herring, The popular livery
man Of Burton, is registered at the
Ferguson.
H. w. Reeves, Road Supervisor Of
the Burton road district, is stopping at
the Ferguson.
The election is over, and they all
voted to go to Mrs. Kenefick's restau.
rant, for a good square meal.
Mrs. Post has moved her millinery
and dress-making establishment to her
new residence in tie rea- Of the STAR
Office.
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.
Now is the timeto buy Oil Paint
ings at greatly reduced prices for the
next thirty days; samples can be seen
at Roots Drug Store.
Mrs. ". s.. Bacon.
Another car load Of Glidden barb
wire received by the Hot Springs lum.
Der company. Tue Glidden barb wire
is the best. IS.
Don H. Porter, Of the Hotel Min
nekahta. returned on this mornings
passenger from his three weeks visit to
Omaha, Salt Lake City and other
points, where he has been on business.
The report that the Fargo & Dick
building vas only to be built two
stories high is not true. Last evening
in an interview with MIR. J.B. Dickouer
stated positively to a reporter of the
DAILY STAR that the building will be
built to three stories. The DAILY STAR
believes that these gestlemen that have
this stupendous enterprise in hand,
and are e:gerously pushing it are en-
titled to a great deal of credit for their
enterprise. This building when CON-
plete will be n of the finest in the
west, and for solidity it will have no
superior in the Black Hills. 1t will be
an ornament to the city, and a >monu-
ment to the wester push Gifts builders.
Prescriptions and Family Receipt
Compouned with accuracy at All Hou,s
at Gilbert & Wilcox.
THE DRUGGISTS.
Circuit Court.