The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-16

good indication that they hold desirable
property and that their prices are
right.
Pastor Tracy will close his work in
this place with next Sunday evenings
service and departs next week for Lead
City. His family will remain here for
the present.
A movement is on foot for the or
ganization Of . stock company among
the business men Of Buffalo Gap for
the purpose Of putting in a new paper
at that place.
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.
A fine line of wines and liquors can
always be found at the down town sa-
loon OF A. W. DearduR. Also cigars
and bottled goods. Milwaukee key
beer always on tap.
At an examination Of candidates for
the cadctship to the naval academy at
Annapolis, held at Mitchell last week,
Harold P. Beckwith, Mitchell. was the
successful candidate.
b. o. Avery, formerly station agent
In the employ of the F. E.& NJ. v. R'y.
at Smithwick, has rented the hotel and
bathhouse at the Catholicon Springs, for
a term Of three years.
Rev. :. andrews will preach in the
N. E. church ON Sabbath next at II
O'Clock a. IN. and at 8. o'clock p. M.
Rev. D. w. Tracy will conduct the
evening service at s o'clock.
Some idea Of the amount Of stuff f.
7. Evans is bringing into the Springs
can be gained from the fact that on
Tuesday he paid freight bills at Buffalo
Gap to the amount of over $3.50.
The White Sewing Machine is sold
on the installment plan. and a guaran-
tee for five years with each machine,
together with a privilege Of trial test,
which will satisfy the most critical.
Those elegant. suits that G. f. Viii
son & Co. furnish from their large
stock are a perpetual delight to the
wearer. The same can he said Of 9th
err goods turned out from their stock.
Don't forget The Hot Springs Cloth
ing Emporium 4th Room in the Min
nekahta Block. Cheapest and best line
of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
Hats, Caps, Boots. & Shoes in the Hills.
G. E. W1LsoN & Co.
Prot. Scofeld's cornet playing will
be well worth the price Of the adnis-
sion tonight, but the program is varied
SO as to suit the tastes Of all, vocal and
instrumental music beng intersperscd.
Tickets so cents; children, % cents.
Black Hills College will open for stu
dents Sept II, 1890. All persons in
tending to board or room students, are
requested to notify me at once what ac-
commodations they can furnish and at
what prices j. w. HAxcHEn.
A. b. Conner Of Waukon Iowa came
in Tuesdays coach (Mr. Conner is broth.
er of r. Fly and may conclude to settle
at Hot Springs. MIR. Conner visited
the Springs three years ago, and thinks
we have made wonderful progress since
his last visit.
A special from Chamberlain under
date May sth says: "a corps Of engi-
neers will start from Chamberlain on
Monday to complete the survey Of a
line for the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul to the Black Hills. The intention
is to commence building this summer.
J.W. Bentley is building an office 70,
his own Use adjoining on the soutl
his building now occupied by Camp
BELLS hardware in the rear Of which he
had his Office also, thus allowing Mr.
Campbell the use of the entire build
ing for his constantly increasing bust
ness.
Mr.. James +. Kelly, Of Lead City
was in town the first Of the week ant
invested in Hot Springs real estate
having purchased about an acre o
ground in Ferguson's addition. Mr.
Kelly is a manufacturing jeweIer ant
has q word TO say to our readers in an
other column.
As an indication Of the number o
people that are coming to the Spring
this season, we refer to::the fact that owe
forty persons got of the train at But
falo Gap on Monday last, bound 70
Hot Springs. Seven different vehicle
were necessary to bring them from tn
Gap to the Springs.
Fargo & Sons business at Ho
Springs is increasing SO rapidly tia
they have been compelled to add I