The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-05
From rhursa.y..p Daily.

From Thursday's Daily.
Judge W. H. Wood left for home
yesterday afternoon.
Orders left at .llden's store will be-
delivered to any part Of the city.
The finest line Of mems footwear in
the city u Warren's Shoe Store.
8. y. Riddell, Of Hay Springs, Neb.,
Is stopping at the Ferguson House.
60 to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. 8. BECK, Prop.
Jay. Crane returned this morning
from . four weeks visit to West vir.
ginia.
Remember Archerd 4 Havens when
in want Of butter, eggs, poultry, or
produce.
A girl came to the home Of Mr.. Gus.
Boughton, ON Friday last. All parties
dong we'll.
Gilbert & Wilcox carry a large line
Of Perfume, Soaps & Toilet articles at
bottom prices.
If you have corns on your feet 90 to
Warren's Shoe Store. He has shoes
that will fit. any corn.
A. F. e. A. NJ. ALI masons IN good
standing r requested to meet at the
G. A. R. hall, Friday evening, Dec. 5,
1890.
j. N. Moore, of Burton, the County
Auditor-elcct. dropped n on us this
morning for a few minutes. We are
always glad to see our Dudley friends,
call again, John.
d. j. Campbell returned this morn
ing from Sioux Falls, where he had
been for the purpose of assisting Sher.
id Clifford in e:corting Hebb and Red
ing to thepenitentiary.
The STAR force were made to smile
all over their inky faces tins afternoon
by the receipt Of a genuine treat in the
shape of some good cigars sent by MIR.
w. P. Phillips. "Here's to your health
and your family's, Mr.. Phillips. and
may you live long and prosper"
r. j. Robinson, resident engineer
and chief of the locating party for the
D. e. NJ. R. H., came into town today
with his camp, and will pitch his tents
in ii suburbs for some days. The
party are locating the line from Min
nckahta to Hot Springs, and are pro.
crossing finely with their work.
F. NJ. Vroman, of Dudley, a newly
admitted member of the bar, camo
over this morning on some law busi-
ness and will remain a day or two.
Mr.. Vroman has been a diligent stu
dent and passed a very creditahle ex-
animation. Business left in his hands
will receive prompt and careful atten-
ton. Heis a credit to his town, a good
citizen and a loyal friend.
Last evening just about dusk a fine
damp snow began falling, that made
the evening dark and disagreeable.
This morning the hills and valleys
around abort Ho, Springs, and in fact
throughout the entire southern Black
Hills, were covered with snow. The
weather is not cold, and while we read
Of the thermometer in Minnesota, and
northeast and west Of us, registering
from IL to "a degrees below zero, we
rejoice in possessing the mild climate
of the Hills.
The X. Of P. Band are putting them.
selves on their feet for business for
the year. Last night new officers
were elected, as follows; Leader, Prof.
Emo: President. Homer Moore; Vice
President, j, Mueller; Treasurer, Chas.
Joray; Secretary, H. d. Mosley. Prof.
Emo has been employed to give in.
structlon, and new music has been or.
dered. Under Prof Emo, we may
look for the band to take front rank in
the spring.
While up town the other day taking
in the beauties Of River Avenue. and
specializing on buying Minnekahts
block, we noticed that those energetic
and enterprislng druggists, Messrs
Gilbert & Wilcox, were busy fixing ur
their handsome store fer the holidays
New goods were being opened and dis
played, and now the store-room is
genuine symposium Of fancy, artist,
and useful articles. They are court
eous and accommodating gentlemen t
deal with, and everything in theil
line will be supplied at shortest notice
During last week contest paper,
were flied wherein Eastman contest
the election Of Wilson as county attor
ney. This precipitated another con
test, in which Adamson contest
Moore's election to the office Of Count,
Auditor. The points of the contest Ii
in the reunited ILLEGAL VOTING in IInio,