The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-25
FRIDAY, APRIL 2s, 1880.
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Everything new at Elsey's.
Rev. Hancher returned last week.
H. A. GODDARD was in the city on
Tuesday.
Mart. shellabarger is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Chambers Ke,lar now has his Office at
the Minnekahta bank.
DIR. Stewart is plating an extensive
addition to Hot Springs.
Buy your Hats at Fargo's store,
where you can be suited.
Sewing machine needles of all kinds
for sale by Miss NJ. Druse.
The reason Elsey sells so cheap is be-
cause he buys and sells for cash.
N. S Tubb and B. R. Wood, ESQ.,, of
Custer, were in the city on Monday.
j.. B. Dickover returned from Chica-
go and other eastern points last Satur-
day.
WANTED--A girl to do general
homework. Apply to Mrs. R. +. Con-
nor.
Fargos are offering bargains in Silks
that were never before equalled any
where.
sc. A. R." and "White Satin" the
best and cheapest flour in the market at
Elsey's.
j.. b. Dickover has painted his resi-
dence thereby adding much to its beau
ty. Mr.. Dickoyer has one of the finest
residences in the city.
Mr.. H. w. JelliF. father of Mrs. 1.
L. Hanford, died at his home in Brod-
head, Wis, "Wednesday afternoon.
April 10th, in the 10th year of his age.
The Houston (Texas) Post makes a
point when it says: Don't depend too
much on natural advantages but get
together and push the city to the front"
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. & Shoes in the Hills.
C.. q. W1LsoN e. Co.
The Fort Pierre Gateway is the latest
addition TO u table. 1t is a neat six
column folio in appearance. In mat.
ter it is for Fort Pierre and deep in the
political occupation Of throwing mud
at the other fellows.
Rev. S. Andrews will preach next
Sabbath in the NJ. f. Church at a
O'Clock p. IN. Subject: "Why worldly
people dislike preaching;" and in the
same place in the evening at 8 o'clock.
Subject: "Ritualism."
James A. Cole left for the Hot
Springs Wednesday to remain for the
summer. He will take several jobs OF
plastering on some of the new buildings
in that booming summer resort.-Stw.-
giis Adreytiser.
The Weston County Democrat is at
hand with G. T. Martins name at the
head. The first number shows a lib
eral advertising patronage. The stat,
hopes that this venture of s.Chet's''
will bring him fame and fortune.
The demurrer to the indictments
against Freeman Knowles editor of the
Tllford Times and A. W. Edwards ed
tior of the Lead City Tribune, for Grim
inal libel have been overruled. The
cases will not be moved for trial how
ever until next term of court.
Mr.. H. v. schaupp of the Alliance
Milling Company Of Alliance, Neb. was
in town on Monday. Mr.. schaupp
was looking for location for a -four
and feed business and was favorably i'm.
pressed with advantages Hot Springs
holds out such to a branch of business.
Ram, rain, is the order. 1t rains
upon the slightest %provecation and
even upon no provocation. The
ground is getting a thorough soaking.
Farmers say the soil never has been
since the settlement of the country, in
finer condition for the reception Of
seed.
DR.. Stanley left yesterday afternoon
for Rapid City and spearfsh. He will
meet two other members of the Board
of Education, Messrs. Jos. Freuden.
field and Ed. F. Hewitt, and togethe,
they will INSPECT the school of mines
and the normal school located at those
places.
General Manager H. G. Burt and p.
Whitney, townsite agent for the Elk.
horn, arrived by private conveyance
from Whitewood yesterday, returning
after dinner. The only thing that
leaked was that a spur will be con.
structed to Hot Springs this season.
Times, 18th.
MIR. v. E. Prentice, of Chicago, has
been here for several days looking up
the National Bank matter. On Mon.