The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

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Go to Alden's feed. store Ri. grain.
SKH E. ]. Mooas run DnsrnAsts lors.
Fresh invoice Of wall paper at
Nartyis.
Keep your eye ON Gilbert 1 Wilco4
for Holiday goods.
Aost excellent day board at Mrs.
Kenefick's restaurant.
The finest line Of mems footwear in
the city Al Warren's Shoe Store.
Third door north Of -Alden's feed
store for produce At Archerd { Ravens.
Wall paper, paints, oils, varn,she.,
glass and putty at bottom prices 1t
Gilbert & Wilcox.
F. NJ. vron,an, the promising young
attorney Of Dudley, returned. home
this afternoon after fling an answer
Tor Mr.. Moore ia the contested election
case.
j. W, Bentley has just completed /.
neat four room cottage on Lincoln Az.
enue. This Is only one u The many
that are being built along this popular
street.
b. o. Avery, formerly one Of the
~lessees Of the Catholicon hotel is back
looking bale and hearty, aud revisits
these glimpsss Of the moon with an
eye to business and pleasure.
Rey. NJ. Schambeau, Of W. q. Fiat
is in the city to-day and reports that
the settlers in that neighborhood ara
badly frightened and many Of them are
pulling into the towns.
Lee Van voorhis and his partner
Bob McNair we're guests at the Hotel
Minuekahta last evening. This new
firm Of hardware merchants il
among those who have come to stay,
and as old friends we are glad to
welcome them IN this new field.
Jacob Lampert yesterday started up
his sawm,ll aud is now running full
handed with plenty Of work on hand
and a good outlook ahead. This enter.
prise has been under way for some
time aud we are glad to note that the
mill is in operation.
John Fitzgerald, the old man who
fell from the Fargo & Dickover bnild.
ing and was so severity injured at the
time, that 1t was thought he could moi
recover, died at the Soldiers Home this
morning. 1t is supposed that the in.
juries received from the fall brough,
on the disease which caused his death,
Indian news was not so exciting
this morning. Sundays dispatches
state that the Indians and cowboys
have had a sk,rmish in which fou,
hostiles were made into good Indians
The newspaper reports are not as re-
liable as they might he, and therefore
little credence is given to this piece Of
news.
Attic election held yesterday to vote
$4,000 bonds for park purposes there
were 1872 votes cast Of which 4 were
against the bonds, 2 were blank and
1875 we're for the bonds. The bonds
carried by a rousing majority and now
i. IN have a park in which to prom.
snade during the long summer even.
ings.
For a number Of months. it nigh,
~truthfully be said, ever since we ectab.
lished ourselves in Hot Springs the
idea Of furnishing to the people Of the
city a daily had been entertained ky
the publishers Of THE STAR, and
thoroughly considered in all it,
phases, until early in the season it was
determined that with the assembling
of the Chautauqua The DAILY SrAI
would DO launched upon "the
troubled sea Of journalism" Al
that time it was au experiment
and for that matter to-day is an OK.
pertinent The result Of that expert
ment is and has been before you, ant
today registers the one-hnndredth mum
Der Of TIE DAILY STAR. The general goot
and from some Of our business me,
the generous support received, is a
evidenced The character of our bushes
men and the good opinion in whicl
The STAR is held by our people. Blu
for this support we could not hav'
maintained IKE DALY STA. so long
Financially it has not been q bonanza
but desiring to assist as much As pos
sible in the upbuilding Of tn,s city an,
with a hope for the future Of 40
Springs, TnE OArlY STAR has. ten
ac,ously held on, and each evenin,
greeted you with the best, the mos
reliable, and as we'll, the latest new.
our business would warrant us il
furnishing.