The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-05
N~ElaHBoRHooD NOTES

From Tuesdays Daily.
Go TO Alden's for feed.
Window shades at Martyrs.
ses Alden for gram and Hay.
Gilt edge shoe dressing at Warren's
Shoe Store.
20 per cent, discount on winter hats
Ct n. DRusE's.
Mayor Dickover is spending a few
dayoat Deadwood, on business.
For harness and harness repairing
60 the eighth street harness shop.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
nav and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Gilbert and Wilcox have a large line
OF Dressing cases, Albums and Bibles
allow prices.
The K. Of P. lodge is planning to
give an entertainment Christmas night.
Particulars will appear IN due time.
Mr.. F. n Holton, Of Hill City, is
looking after property interefts here
and visiting his friend George Trim
mer.
Jay Gould's idea is that there viii! be
plenty Of money by the 18th OF Janu-
ary, in fact that money will be a drug
by that time.
In Kansas n person in 20 draws a
pension, in Ohio one in 65,and in Indi.
ana one in "A. These states lead in
proportion Of pensioners.
DR.. Conger has returned and opened
his dental Office at room No. IL, Hotel
Minnekahta, where he is prepared to
attend 10 all those who need his ser.
vices.
In Brown county, the vote on the
Sheriff was a tie between the republic
can and independent candidates. Lots
were drawn and tho republican candi.
date won.
Tho Peak Sisters will give their
characteristic mirth provoking enter
tainment, at the college chapel, on Fri
day evening Of this week. A vocal
and instrumental programme will be
given in connection. Proceeds to be
given to the Ladies Aid society, Of
the NJ. E. Church.
Oliyer Wendell Holmes says: "The
human race is divided into two classes
those who 40 ahead and doeomething
and those who sit still and inquire,
why wasn't it done the other way?:'"
The politics of thi. great American ma
ton divide on that line, and hence we
have the republican and the democratic
parties.-S. G. Journal.
Tue merchants Of Deadwood will
hold . carnival next Friday evening.
The ladies have been drilling and are
said to be about perfect in the military
manouvres-a and can go through with
aome Of the more INTRICATE evolutions
With scarcely an error. The forma-
ton Of Latin, Greek and Maltese
crosses are accomplished in q very
ereditable manner. The Pioneer Press
gives . very complimentary notice Of
the proposed entertainment.
4. E. Blanchard, Of Mitchell, public
examiner for South Dakota, and Col,
o. E. Dewey, Of Watertown, a mem.
Of the soldiers' home board, arrived in
Sioux City last evening from the
Black Hills country. Mr.. Blanchard
has been out looking after the finances
Of the counties in that part Of the state
and Col. Dewey has becn helping tt
get the home at Hot Springs in work
ing order. He says that when he lef,
everything was working nicely in thu
new institution, and that Capt. Lucas
and his assistants, had things in hand
90 that the old soldiers would be mad
welcome and comfortable. There ar
now fourteen inmates, with as man,
moro applications on file. It is though
that BY spring there will be IS or 1O'
inmates for the home. The capacit.
Of the institution is zoos. G. Journal
A. v. H. Carpenter, the veteran gen
eral passenger agent Of the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad com
PAW, who has just been retired on hal
salary after thirty years Of continuou
service for that company, has issued a
address to bus late associates in the pass
enger department. He says that natu
raj infirmities admonish him that en-
tire freedom from care Is necessary i
his case and that at his own request th
management has placed him ON the RI
tired list. In conclusion be says: "
take pleasure in introducing myfucces,
or, George n. Heaford, who will at th
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