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

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A. E. Flick Of Dubuque. Iowa, was the
purchaser.
Yesterday Common Bros. sold a quar-
tor block in S%pringdale addition for
5000. Frank A. Pratt Of St. Louis
was the buyer.
So far as heard from Hot Springs
heads tho list Of the cities of South
Dakota that gave majorities for Equal
Suffrage with IS majority.
G. w. Cooley has returned to this
county to make some corrections in the
survey of this county. The corrections
TO ne made are on Bradley Flat and on
Indian Greek.
From saturday'e Daily.
ID. X. Snively. of Dudley came over
yesterday, and returned to-day.
Judge Nowlin is here. He will re-
cuperate a few days before court sets.
James H. Carmichael made proof
for Jacob E. Carmichael (~deceased) on
Thursday.
Walter Scott, Geo. Turner, Ida
Farmer made final proof yesterday be-
fore Clerk Judkins.
Mrs. Judge Mckee, Of Rapid City ar
rived last evening and will visit sever
al days with friends in the city.
Editor Phillips. Of the Dudley Re-
porter is taking IN the sights of the
city today. He made this Office head
quarters.
Own up Scholtield where you got
your inspiration. Every time you
open your mouth you put your foot in
it. Const,ue this to suit your fancy).
Head Bros, have purchased the in
terest OF Hunt Bros, in the livery firm
Of Hunt, Head & Co., and will here.
after conduct the business under the
firm name of Head Bros,
Conner Bros. have just make a sale
Of a quarter block in Stewards addi-
ton for $500 and one business lot IN
block six, original town for 5000, to
Mrs. Nellie Henckley, Of Chicago.
A real estate deal Of vast proportions
is on the taps and although we are
not at liberty to state the nature of it
at the present writing, We hope by our
next issue to be able to give full par
ticulars; suffice it to say however that
it will be of greatest Importance to
the whole city and this end III particu-
lar.
Firestonc 6 Ulton are doing a rush
ing business at their saw mill. Re.
Gently they made a contract for the
delivery of 3,0o0,n00 feet Of logs at
their mill to be delivered by April /.
1891. They are under contract to
manufacture 100000 feet of lumber
for the railroad company. Next month
Mr.. Firestone goes east to purchase adj
ditional machinery. They have in
their employ forty men at the present
time.
Notwithstanding the approach of.
winter our real estate men are still sell.
ing some real estate. When business
opens in the spring we will have the
greatest activity IN all depar tments
THERE'S no denying the fact that he
who buys property, now uses good
judgement. Property that now car
he purchased for 500, will readily sell
for $3.50 or 5000 in the spring. 1t i.
practically assured that the B. & NJ.
will build into the Springs next season
and will the advent of this railroad
property will go up another notch
So let it 60.
Prom Mondays Daily.
a sunday ocn00t institute is IN SeS
sion at Deadwood.
The corner stone Of thu Bapt,s
church at Deadwood was LAID on Satur
day last.
j. Il. Wimtersteen, representing TIL
State Journal company Of Lincoln
Neb.. was doing the city in the inter
est Of his house today.
vanvoorhis & McNair. of Crawford
have bought the hardware stock Of J
D. Campbell, and will hereafter con
duct the business. j. D. has not de
cided upon what he will give his at
tention te.