The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-04
Wall paper at Martyrs.
New stock Of Shoes at Elsey's.;

groceries.
Elsey will save you money on boots
and shoes.
A few sheets Of gilt paper at tue
STAR Office.
fargcs are beating all competitors
on Shoes and Boots.
New stock Of Groceries, queensware,
-four and feed at Elsey's.
An old fashioned quilting" held
sway at }. b. Dickcvcr's last Friday.
New Clothing at Elsey's.
Hon. q. q. Moody has the thanks OF
this Office for valuable public docu-
ments.
Mr.. l.. r. Thompson, of Shawnee,
Wyoming, is giving Hot Springs water
a test.
III. A. r." and "white Satin" the
best and cheapest flour in the market at
Elsey's.
Lumber is being put on the ground
for the completion of the interior or the
college.
The dissolution notice OF MessYs. Boy
den & Quin appears this week. MIR.
Qnin will continue business at the old.
stand.
Rev. S. Andrews left last Monday
for Sturgis. to attend a meeting of the
Black Hills Presbytery. lie will re-
turn today.
Mr.. S. r. Houghton, Of Deadwood,
was OF the Springs the first part Of the
week. He returned to Deadwood on
Wednesday.
The House at Washington has passed
the Worlds Fair bill, locating the fair
at Chicago, and changing the date from
1892 to 1893.
Easter concert exercises will lie rem.
dered ut the NJ. E. Church next Sunday
evening, by the children. AN unusu.
ally pleasant and profitable entertain.
ment is provided.
The STAR Graves the Indulgence Of
its readers this week as unusual de.
mands have been made on our SPACE,
We shall soon be prepared to meet all
the demands Of eur patrons.
J.W. Pike expects to close up his pho.
tograph business at the Springs in a few
days and embark in another branch of
business: he is compelled to leave the
photograpling because of his eyes.
S. E. Wilson has been appointed one
of the trustees Of the Madison norma
school. Mr.. Wilson's extensive ac.
quaintance with educational matters
makes him we'll qualified for the pc.
l%sition.
Prof. Scofield, Of Chadron, Neb., is
here and will give our band a few les.
sons while he stays. MIR. scofeldis pro.
nounced a band teacher of ability and
our boys have great hopes for the ben.
eft that they will get from his instruc
.ions.
}, A meeting of the Democratic Stat.
Central Committee has been called tt
assemble at Huron on the 23rd Of
April. for the purpose of FIXING the APP
portioament and naming the place ani
time for holding the state democrati,
convention FOR the nomination of stat,
officers.
, A Sioux City Journal Sioux FALL
=. special says: State Treasurer Smith
: this evening sold at auction $4,000
/, worth of state bonds to the Jarvis
Conklin Mortgage Trust company Of
New York, for sl.09s. The bonds draw
J. 4 per cent. and run for twenty years
, 1t is the first sale of state bonds in
:, South Dakota and the price at which
they sold is higher than any state bond.
have ever been sold west of the Missis
slppi.
The STAR is informed that the Da
$ kota press association when taking it
%junketing tour for 1890 would like I,
visit Hot Springs and will do so if FIRE,
. conyeyances from the Gap and free en-
, t%ertainment be provided while here
The association proposes to visit til,
Hills this year and would like to v,si
the Springs. At first it may seem tt
: some that the editors are a little cheek,
: in asking for free transportation ant
free entertainment but a moments re
b Election will dispel that idea. Rail
roads extend to the Press Association
free transportation nee each year fol
various reasons. Chief among them
$ may be the widening of journalists
4 knowledge of the country, its resources
and the press notices that the countr,
: gets, amply rcpays the railroads fol
!. their courtesies. Tho STAR believe,
{ that the press notices that u tow
will get from the newspaper men vii