The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-24

Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
Articles of Incorporation Of the First
Baptist church, of Ho. Springs, were
filed with the secretary Of state Mon
day last.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. Buck, Prop.
Native and eastern lumber, lath,
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
of building material, at the yard of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
Minnekahta Block.
Another car load Of Glidden barb
wire received by the Hot Springs lum-
Der company. The Glidden barb wire
Is the best. 10.
Keep your eye on Gilbert & Wilcox
for Holiday goods.
Go to the New York Bargain House
for Christmas Goods. Can save you
so per cent. Toys for Little folks
and Big Folks too numerous to men,
ton.
A steel Yale lock door key was
picked mp on the street and handed to
MS. The over can have same by PROV
ing property and paying for this no.
tice.
The markets are full of turkeys,
chickens and oysters, and judging
from the generous supply on hand the
citizens OF Hot Springs will all enjoy
a tirst-class Thanksgiving dinner.
A letter received from DIR. VIM. A.
Bentley. Of Bismarck, announces that
he will remove to Hot Springs and es-
tablish himself here as soon as he can
arrange his business matters at Bis
marck. Hot Springs is to be congrat-
ulated upon the reception of so valua-
BILE a citizen.
The application of George NJ. sny-
der for admission to the South Da-
kota Soldiers Home, has been favor
ably acted upon and he requested to re-
port by December LIST. This will end
discussion and criticism, on account of
the delay in acting on his CASE
Deadwood Pioneer.
The Dudley contingent was aug
mented today by the arrival of an adj
ditional delegation consisting of Messrs
Herring, Sowasll, Bennett and Handy.
They report a band of some twenty
five Indians camped on the Cheyenne
river at the crossing. They belong, it
is said, to Sinking bear, and are
peacably inclined. Sinking Bear does
not believe in the new Messiah.
A small number of The old settlers at
the request Of MIR. r.. #. Connors, as
sembled at the home ranch OH the
evening of Saturday last to celebrate
the birthday of lis estimable wife.
Mrs. DIR. Stewart acted as principal
assistant in the enterprise and general
good time was enjoyed by all. Vari-
aus and appropriate presents were
brought by the surprise porty as me-
mentoes of the occasion. The party
broke up at a late hour and the jolly
old settlers returned to their homes.
In speaking, in yesterdays Issue, of
the carpenters putting a balloon frame
on the top story Of Fargo and Dickov-
er new building, we were misinform.
ed. There is to be no balloon frame,
the work the carpenters are doing is
altogether on partitions. The stone
walls are to he carried up to the full
height and the whole building, when
completed, will be of the most substan.
tial character, and as a specimen OF
architecture it will equal many Of the
commercial palaces of the east.
r. 4. C%onnors, Of the real estate
firm of Ccnnor Brothers, has just sole
III. A. GODDARD g. Co., a syndicate Of
capitalists, a sixty acre tract Of
land just south of town, and known a:
part of the springdale stock ranch, fol
the sum of $4,000. The purchasers in
tend to plat and improve the Who'll,
tlact. Water will be furnished from
a stand-pipe, and everything will b.
done to make 1t the model addition t,
the city. The enterprise requires
large capital and will furnish employ
meht to numbers of laborers and ar
%tisans, in grading and improving tin
streets. A more extended notice viii
appear 1 n a subsequent issue.
.sr!nd s.SspslnuL molI
Most excellent day board at Mrs
Kenefck's restaurant.
Poultry, produce, butter and egg
at Archerd and Ravens.
A. D. Mckay is building a carpente
shop southwest Of his reslcence.
Third door north Of Alden's fee,
store for produce at Archerd& Havens
Remember Archerd & Havens whel
in want of h,tter. eoos ~nonltrv n