The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-14
N-ElaaBoRAooD NOTES
Ted Petty is in Omaha.

New goods arrive every day at
Fargos'.
Hardware at bed rock prices at
Vincent's.
Dave Campbell's store is nearly ready
for occupancy.
Dave Ferguson and wife are up
from the ranch.
Get prices on furniture before buy
ing. at V~incent's..
Oysters served in all styles at the
bakery and restaurant.
Two new store buildings are being
erected at the north end.
Ed. phernetton has enclosed his lot
with a substantial fence.
New hymn books for the NJ. E.
church have been ordered.
A few hundred pounds Of oats for
sale. Inquire at STAR Office.
Chattcl mortgage and location no.
tice blanks for sale at this office.
The reason Elsey sells so cheap is be-
cause he buys and sells for cash.
E. r. Cook, of O!ell, was a caller at
the STAR Office on Wednesday last.
On Saturday last, l. l.. Hanford pur-
chased the Nirestone property on Col
iegc Flat.
The alley between e. slyfield's res
taurant and Ed. Phernctton's mineral
museum has been opened.
Dry or green wood delivered in any
portion of the city by II. r. Nash.
Leave orders at STAR office.
This Office is in receipt of Il valuable
map of South Dakota through the kind
ness of congressman Clifford. Thanks.
Geo. F. Shredder, asst. cashier of the
First National Bank of Rapid city, was
doing business in the gun city on Mon
day last.
Fargos' have just received the larg-
est assortment of clothing ever brought
to Hot Springs and will be sold at low
er prices ever before.
Fargos' give moro goods for the
money than any Of their competitors.
If you doubt this statement go and get
their prices and lie convinced.
The trustees Of the Presbyterian
Church met on Wednesday and adopt
cd the plans and specifications prepared
for their new church building.
The Pierre Fire & Marine Insurance
Company is i~nsolvent and q. S. Coon
has been appointed receiver. Assets
are sa5,4o0. Liabilities S27,s2s.
The Avenue House is enjoying a
liberal patronage, the which is fully
explained when one knows Of tho
conrteous treatmen. of guests at that
hostelry.
The band boys are faithfully practic-
ing, and it can be said that they have
greatly improved. Hot Springs will
soon have as fine a band us can be found
in the state.
A fine line Of wines and liquors can
always be found at the down town sa-
loon Of A. w. Deardulf. Also cigars
and bottled goods. Milwaukee keg
beer always On tap.
Chicago is making another eff ,rt to
rid herself of gamblers. Mayor Creiger
has ordered that gambling dens must
go and 70, a time at least there will be
less playing than usual.
Hon. A. S. Stewards memorial with
congress to establish a National Sol.
dier's home at Hot Springs has passed
both houses of the S. Dakota legislature
without a dissenting vote.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. ID. Nc Kay. Thursday
afternoon, at : o'clock. BY order Of
the President. MATTE C. ALLEN, Sec'y.
Mrs. w. A. Daniels returned last
week from a visit TO friends in WING
ma, Minnesota. Mi. and Mrs. Daniels
wi,l occupy the new house of A. c.
Duke us soon as the same is completed.
Judge Wood held a term Of court at
the county seat last Saturday. N. NJ.
Hentou was appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Ida A. Henton deceased
The next term of the County court will
be held on the Srd. day Of March. 1890
Dent forget the entertainment al
the Minnekahta hotel tonight, given
under the auspices of the Ladies
Guild of the Episcopal Church. The
program is a good one and will be SURE
to afford a pleasant evening TO all that
attend.
The business Of laying out additional
plats to the town of Hot Springs goe,
merrily on. Chas. F. Sawyer and an
efficient corps of aids have been busy
co. ~, losk u,o.1. ,,l.k&:.. A. n,>,k l..Il