The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-26
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From raesday,s Daily.
Go to Aldea's for feed.
Window shades at Martyrs.
See Alden for gram and Hay.

Window shades at Martyrs.
See Alden for gram and Hay.
For A PAYING INVESTMENT GEE E. j.
MooRE.
!. Everything in the line Of 6ne shoes
at Warren's.
Geo, w. Miller. Of Dudley, WAS in
town Wednesday.
Best "White Satin" and &c. A. r."
-four atC. u. Bailey's.
Poultry, produce, butter and eggs
ut Archerd aud Ravens.
Alex Cameron, Of Lead City, is
registered at the Hot Springs house.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
c. s. Buck, Prop.
II. s. Miller, of Cascade, visited Hot
Springs, Wednesday, TO prepare for
Christmas.
Gilbert and Wilcox have q large line
Of. Dressing cases, Albums and Bibles
at flow prices.
E. Calhoun is building q neat little
story and a half cottage for himself,
northwest Of the college.
F. NJ. Vroman, Dndlcy's prominent
lawyer was over Wednesday on bus:
ness, and left on the afternoon stage.
The W. c. T.U. will have a meet
ing on Friday at 8 o'clock p. m. at the
college. Important business demands
\ attention.
On Saturday last Mi. S Leudenheck
sold lot Is IN block 3, original TOWNSHIP
20 W. r. Castle. Mr.. Castle will erect,
thereon a building, in which he will
eerry I'm his drug business.
nsn't forget that the Stewart and
S~..siagda!e additions are the most cen
.-y'ae4.al and the choicest residence
~-.ci wa .ml,er you get ! Of
ssr:. ~ me of these lots.
~.~a Bros, Agents.
s., q.n,r of the Nin>-
~@ess @vs;ot and the ambig
- s.ess saa .'ag c..c! from the 4lst
t.ats..;, IS s,s.iing among the demo-
s:sgic cost 81 iiot s;lings, before so
Z To Pierre.
svank Christie, cook in an Anderson
Id, restaurant, took up some years
20 a mining claim in South Dakota,
opposed to be yalucless. There have
istelv been rich developments IN the
s;cinity aud he has sold oat for 1885,
100.
Twenty-six convicts are now ont of
ths South Dakota penitentiary under
She pa-ol law. Thirty. seven were set
at liberty, but the terms Of imprison-
,nent Of eleven have expired. The
board Of charities and correction re.
norts favorable IN the operation Of the
law, but cautions against its abuse.
The state legislature convcnes on
Tuesday, January 6, 1s9O-the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
January, at IL o'clock m. 1t will moi
lie long until public attention will be
directed from the Indian ghost dances
20 the more exciting If less dignified
war dances at Pierre.-MitcheN Capt.
:si.
While o. II. Parker, School and
Land commissioners, was on his tour Of
saspection through the Black Hills be
stopped a day in Hot Springs ane
among other points of interest visited
was the Soldiers Home. Mr.. Parker
Vas more than pleased with the build
iog, internal arrangements and NOR,
iHan all with the hearty reception
;;vcn him by the old soldiers. He wa
I 'ighted to find them enjoying tn
! s,forts ola real home, and spok,
a vary highly Of the regime Of the home
Mr. classes the Soldiers Home as on,
N.s the finest and best managed insti
.,,tions in the state. and will recon
reand it to the favorable consideration
OF the state Officials.
The holiday season is fairly upon u
and there is no particular reason VIII,
the peonle Of this section of the stat
should not enjoy it to the utmost. w
have been especially favored in tn
past year and our present prospect
are brighter than they have l,een for
ing time, croakers and political asi
tatassyupon. . calamity platform t
ae ronsrary Notwithstanding. Let q
drink and be merry as possible
because tomorrow we may di,
bit because. LIES rugged pathwa
needs Ill the sunshine thai cal b
thrown upon it.-ANeheH Capital.