The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-05
HOT SPRINGS STAR,
BENEDICT 4 HANFORD,
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N~ElanpoRHooD NorEs

Window shades st Martyrs.
G. E. Boyden, Of Custer, is at the
Springs for y few days.
Buy your Hats at Fargo's store,
where you can DO suited.
Groceries,, a new fresh stock just re.
ceived at Jacob 1.ampett's.
Dan H. Nohtse now has charge OF
the Pioneers local columns.
Messrs. j P Strause and j X Calhoun,
Of Oclrichs, are doing tho Springs to.
day.
Joe Marty will erect a o6x2s res.
idence in Pettys Addition in the near
future.
For fine residence property don't fail
to see the Stewart and springdalc adj
ditions.
d. w. Harris and A. N. Hanna, two
Of Oclrichs' prominent citizens, arc in
the city today.
Mr.. r. j. Dowd, Of Chadron, is
assisting r. Phernetton in his jewelry
store for a while.
Jas. Mcfarland, OF Deadwood. is
stopping at the Springs until Sunday,
when he will so east.
J.F. Sidcy has moved his beauti.
fnl assortment of specimens from the
Moore building to building near the
pavilion.
Chas. j. WEIGH and j. G. Mckee, of
Oelrichs, who have been attending
the Chautauqua, returned homo yes.
terday afternoon.
Mr.. G. Gctchell and daughter, Of
Rapid City. returned home today, after
spending two weeks tenting at the
Chautan9ua grounds.
Col. Parker, Of Dcadwood, is at the
Springs presumably to assist in the suit
pending in regard to the liquor seiz-
ure at tho Hot Springs.
j. Gwin and wife, Of Omaha, arc
s%ojourning at the Ferguson House for
a few weeks while improving thei.
health by virtues of the Hot Springs
Harry Marshall, the enterprising
young barber of Lead, departed YES
tcrday morning for Hot Springs where
he will recuperate for two or three
weeks.-1Imcs.
Mrs. Geo. N. Trimmer departed to.
day for st. Paul, Mimi, to attend hel
son while undergoing a difficult surgi'
cal operation for an aggravated throat
and ear trouble.
Mrs. Gibson, mother Of George
and Will, has come to Hot Springs and
they will o occupy the cottage
which George has just been building
near the school house.
The railroad graders who have beer
camped just west OF the river fol
several weeks, while working in tn,
city, will complete their work thi
week, and pull their camp and depar
for Omaha.
The Misses Fannie Trimmer an,
Eta Woods, left today for Neigh
Neb., where they will attend schoo
the coming winter. They will b
l missed by their large circle Of friend
in Hot Springs.
j. +. Parks is making preparation
for the arrival Of his family fron
Chicago. by building a cottage ON th
hill. They are now in New Albany
Ind, but will soon 60 to Chicago, an
from there will come to Hot Spring
I to make their home.
Rev. D. w. Tracy, pastor Of the N
. f. church, is at Hot Springs, attendinI
annual conference. During his shor
2 stay in Lead the reverend gentlema'
4 has given utmost satisfaction TO hi
flock, the members Of which carnestl
desire he will be returned to the fole
LEAD Herald.
Mr.. Prentice, father Of v. f. Prentic
died at his home in Evansville, Wis
August 20, 1890. Some Of our reade,
will remember that Mr.. Prentice wa
here early in the summer, for til
benefit of his health, but after his r.
turn home lie was worse and did NJ
Survive but a few weeks.
Mrs. j. +. Green and wife leay
today for their new home at HI
Springs. E. T. Roberts and wife wi
. accompany them. They 90 by way {
Piedmont. The Pioneer wishes the
much pleasure in their new home.-
Pioneer.
Mr.. Green has purchased lumber
the Hot Springs Lumber Company I,
Ia residence 26x26, two stories hip'
which be wall add to the present in
provements on his property in Petty
addition.
Word was received yesterday tn,
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