The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
Ehey vim save you money on boots

Etey will save you money on boots
and shoes.
An immense new stock Of Dry Goods
at Fargo's.
DR.. s. D. MERGERS wealthy capitalist
OF Omaha, var at the Springs early in
the week.
Miss Nina Druse is this week sup
plying tho ladies Of Buffalo Gap with
millinery.
The SrAR readers may rest assured
that it will keep them posted on coun.
~. matters.
Mr.. G. w. Fluke left last Tuesday
for q visit to Denver, Ogden and other
western points.
The County Commissioners have in
vited bids for the care Of the county
poor. Propositions will be received at
tie Clerks Office.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
Black Hills Chsutauqus Assembly, Of
Hot Springs, have been filed with the
Secretary Of State.
WHITE is King. Oyer 600,O00 Of
their sewing machinGh pss-Csif
and SEQ them at4QSE Hon 4 Cos
Clothing EGp6Tiun.
j-q6s SrAa foressis the recipient Of a
bunch OF early radishes, through the
kindness Of James Orr. They were
very acceptable. Thanks.
j. T. Ross, Of Woodriver, Neb.,
bfother-ln-law of A. H. Sheeks, ar
rived on Friday last, and will mako
Fall River county his home.
Judge Wood was doing business at
Hot Springs on Monday last. The
Judge is giving careful attention to all
matters that come before him.
A ten pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. James Lassard yesterday
morning. DR.. Stanley was attending
physician. All parties doing we'll.
Prof. G. R. Hoagland has sold his
property on Chicago Avenue to V. E.
Prentice. Consideration, 81. 1000. He
will reiuvest in Hot Springs property.
w. H. Frye, Of Buffalo Gap, in
formed a STAR reporter that he would
soon remove to Hot Springs for the
practice of his profession, that of a
lawyer.
The R.of P. band will give a concert
at. the NJ. E. church on Friday evening
May 9th. The program consists of vc-
cal and instrumental music. More
next week.
S. G. Fargo &Son have the largest
and best assorted stock of Boots and
Shoes ever before offered in Hot
Springs, and they are selling them at
bed rock prices.
w. w. Root Las commenced the
erection Of a building south Of the
Minnekahta block, which when COM
pletcd, will lie occupied by himself
with his stock Of drugs.
Those elegant suits that C. f. VIII
son 6 Co. furnish from their large
stock are a perpetual delight to the
wearer. The same can he said Of 9th
or goods turned out from their stock.
Messrs Fargo & Fon have arranged
an Office department near the door, in
their large store building. al great
convenience and one that will be ap-
preciated by their customers as we'll as
themselves.
Messrs. H. H. Ferguson & Sons are
erecting a commodious annex TO their
hotel. 1t is needed, as their house is
now more than filled. AT the present
rate, they will be compelled to build
another annex as soon as this one is
finished.
Rev. D. w. Tracy of NJ. E. church
will preach his farewell sermon, before
leaving Hot Springs for Lead City, ON
Sabbath evening at 8 o'clock. The
morning service at II o'clock will be
conducted by Rev. S. Andrews. Sub
ject: king Saul.
John L. Burke is quite sick. He
has been doing an immense amount Of
busine. S for several years and on Mon
day last he succulnbed to the excessive
mental STRAIN. He is suffering from
congestion Of the BRAN. His physician
says that a few weeks rest will make
him all right again.
In u wanderings we Glanced to
drop into Henry Martyrs furniture
store and to tell the truth we were sur
prised to see the elegant suites, and
other articles belonging to a full line
Of furniture. We venture the asser-
tion that there IS no better stock any,
where in the Hills.
R. e. Thompson, of Buffalo Gap,
who is general agent for Custer and
Fall River counties, has constantly ON
hand SO to 100 Of the celebrated White
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