The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

The number of sales of real estate
made by Stewart & Conner, is a pretty
good indication that they hold desirable
property and that their prices are
right.
j. A. Kenefick's new store building
on Chicago venue is assuming pro-
portions. 1t is a fine building and
adds materially to that part of the
block.
w. Il. Cross has arranged TO occupy
the gallery of j. A. Pike. where he
will be prepared to serve any desiring
Photographs, Cabinets, or Black Hills
views.
S. c. Fargo & Son have the largest
and best assorted stock of Boots and
Shoes ever before offered in Hot
Springs. and they are selling them 1T
bed rock prices.
Native and eastern lumber, latli.
shingles. stucco, cement. and all kinds
Of building material. at the yard of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
s.,iinnckahta Block.
The White Sewing Machine Is sold
on tho instalimcnt plan. and Il snaran-
tee for five years with each machine.
together with a privilege of a trial test,
which will satisfy the most critical.
Don't forget The Hot Springs Cloth
ing Emporium -ith Room in the Min
nekalita Block. Cheapest and best line
Of Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods
Hats, Caps, Boots. & Shoes in the Hills.
G. E.WmsoS 4 Go.
j. w. Adamson Of Smitllwicls was
doing the city on "Wednesday. 1t is
needless to say that he was surprised
and delighted to see the Improvement
our city has made within the last few
weeks.
Capt. Russell Of The Dcaiwooi P;o-
Hee,' isagain at Aesprings. The large
b.ndIe of Pioneers that daily reaches
this postoii;cc is ample proof of the CT
f%uc:ive work he is doing for the paper
he represents.
The fine commercial job work turn
ed ont by the STAR office is bringing it.
reward in large orders for work. StllI
we can DO more. Come and Inspect
cur work and get ouT prices if you are
in need of job work.
III. II. Cossitt has been busy for tlc
last two weeks assessing the city. III
says the labor of assessing Hot Spring:
this year is twice what it was las! year
This additional work is chiefly the re
:T!t Of Ike increased personal property
: Mr.. Il. u. Mary of Mulien, Neh.. for
merly owner of The Mullen Inquirer
is in the Springs. Ills right hand ha
$ not lost lis canning as VIC are aware
(. by reason of Tile valuable assiSiaNc
rendered us this week during 4 rush %
: business at this Office.
: NJ. J. Wm. Fargo, a brother Of {
G.. Fargo, arrived at tiie Springs o
q Monday, from Clay COUNT. S. u. II
will make his residence at the Spring:
He was accompanied ly three oiile
men with their families. who come fc
. the purpose of settling somewhere j
the Hills.
t j. w. Pike has purchased a site o
/ tlic river of o Fcrgersen and will i
the near future put in 81 water vince
y and erect buildings for q coniplet
wood working establishment. \
present he is doing a good business i
that line. See his ad in another
q column.
The band boys will give a ball on I'll
Fourth in the Soldiers Home. I'll
will be IL feature of our Fourth. II
a good tine Of IL na.u.a! holiday H.
5 member Hot Springs and be sure I
come. If you enjoy tripping til
light fantastic toe then that pleasul
can be INDUCED in.
ir Mr.. r.. II. Hare arrived last wee
from Kansas City. MIR. Hare com,
here as a student in the college, al
" has the distinction of being the fir
student to arrive. In the interim j
"a tween now and the opening of the &C
: lege he will assist President Hanch'
in a clerical capacity.
G. L. Tnbbs, Henry Wertz al
a others from here who have been at II
" Springs have been busy there. Full
N a thousand men are work and Il
stores do a big trade. The Gloom
va on there, and will be lively for a tim
10 along with other Black Hills towns.
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