The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-20

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nekahta Block. Cheapest and best line
Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
Hats, Caps, Boots. & Shoes in the Hills.
G. T. WnsoN & Co.
Mrs. j. F. Macomber, sister Of Mrs.
w. E. Benedict ana Miss Nina Druse
of Hot Springs, accompanied by her
daughter arrived from Pilger Neb. on
Tuesday last and will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. N. Hills Of Norfork has located
at Hot Springs, and will embark in
the reai estate business. Mr.. Hill is an
old real estate man and knows the bus
mess. Hc is sole agent for the "Grand
View Place Addition.
4on Thursday Charley streator was
ii from Bradley's Flat, where he has
been caring Cor the stock of Petty
Bros. stage line. He reports work
progressing on the b. & NJ. grade. He
says that it is currently reported that
the track will be laid to the Flat by
July 10th.
A letter from Gen'l. Manager Geo.
w. Holdridge of the b. & NJ. to the
citizens of Crawford, Nebraska would
seem to establish the fact that a divis-
ion will be established at Dudley. The
letter states that an eating house and
round house will be established at the
Cheyenne crossing.
DR. j. Hickey, Dentist, of D~eadwood,
came to the Springs this week for rest
and re%cuperation, but brought his in
struments with him and any who desire
to have dentist work done he will be
pleased to meet at his room at the
Mlnnekahta Hotel. He will remain
about two weeks.
p. S. Jensen Ct Ccntreville S. d. has
located at Hot Springs and will engage
in the real estate business, He is
erecting an Office just south of the
Minnekahta Hotel. He will for the
present make a specially of buying and
selling real estate on commission but
expects oon to add other departments
to his business. Sec his lad IN another
column.
Hon. III. a. GODDARD, returned on
Saturday last from Aberdeen where
he has been attending the State Demo-
cratic Convention. The convention
placed a complete ticket in. tho field.
Of the men OH the ticket it is only fair
to say that they are good men. But
they differ from us on many matters
of political economy therefore we can t
support them.
lied Petty is man that makes no
boast of what he is doing, he literally
obcys that scripture Injunction, let not
thy right hand know what thy left
hand doctn. In his own quiet way he is
continually doing something for Hot
Springs. 10 him IS due the credit Of
bringing the party of Nebraska editors
TO Hot Springs which he did from
Dudley at his own expense amounting
to many dollars.
Considerable complaint is made by
citizens of the South part of town that
the females of easy virtue that occupy
a house in that portion of the town OF
perhaps the f%rcquentcrs of that place
are not as orderly a they should be. II
such a place must be allowed in a COM
mnnity the officers Of the law if necess-
airy should see to it that it iskept quiet
and not conducted in such a manner as
to disturb the people that live IN the
neighborhood.
nsnnison Reriew: Mr.. j. II. Gable
was back from Hot Springs Sunday.
He says things y booming. Many
fine hotels are up and others are about
to be erected. The springs are gain
ing a reputation for their medicinal
qualities and people are crowding
there. Real estate is booming. MIR.
Plimpton has invested some $1,000
more in lots. Another party of Dem
ison people will start about July u.
Ask Mr.. Gable about the Springs or
enquire of those who have zone out
there.
Mrs. Rogers is at the Springs for
a few days. Mrs. Rogers only son
Charles Harding,a young man scarcely
twenty II years of age is making him
se!fifame and fortune by his inventive
genius. He has succeeded i'll apply
ing electricity as a motive power to
street cars, from beneath the cars,
these doing away with the. dangerous
over head wire. He has also invented
an electric typewriter whereby a
message may lie sent wei a wire and
be written out on the typewriter. She
said that for this patent Postmaster
general Wannamaker offered Mr..
Harding $4,000. Mrs. Rogers is proud
of her boy and we'll she may be.
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