The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-28
Wall poper at Martyrs.
New stock Of Shoes at Elsey,s.

New stocK OF at EIseys.
Fine job printing at the SrAn Office.
We have just received a nice line of
Dried Fruits; they are sure to please.
CRANE BROS.
Elsey will have a new stock Of gro.
ceries aud queensware the first Of next
week.
+, Messrs. E. r. Cook and C,aas. B. Fox
Of Odelt were doing the city on We'd.
nesday.
Petty Bros. stage line between here
and Dudley shows Il good line Of travel.
When travel fairly begins, we may en-
pect that the b. 6 NJ. will send a large
number Of passengers over this line to
Hot Springs.
Pierre people are talking Of charter
ing a train and making a tour of the
United States for the purpose of adver-
tislng Pierre and the reservation.
What a Dakota rustler can't think of
is beyond the reach of any other.
MIR. F. L. Morrison representing A.
l.. Dean e. Co agents for the Hall Safe
and Lock Company was in the Springs
on Wednesday interviewing the direct
ors of the Improvement Co with refer
encc to vault doors for the vaults of the
new company building.
MIR. Will S. Streator, of MINNEAPOLIS.
came to the Springs oil Wednesday for
the purpose Of recruiting aud visiting
with relatives, DR.. lioughton and fam
lily. Mr.. Streator is the vice president
of the Northwestern Loan and Invest
ment Co. of Minneapolis.
Mr.. F. j.. Fassnacht, Of West Point.
Neb., has been looking over the Springs
with a view to locating here. He is
also interested in the stone company at
Odeil. and in company with e. b. Cook
of that place made the STAR Office a
pleasant call last Saturday.
DR.. }. w. Bracket has Il card in the
STAR. The DR.. is a graduate of Rush
medical college of the class of 'S6 and
bears the reputation of being a skilled
Disciple of E%sculapius. He is a cordial
gentleman and the STAR doubts not
that he will build up a lucrative prac.
tice here in our city.
Miss M. Druse has made her spring
announcement to the ladies of Hot
Springs i'll this issue of the STAR. Miss
} Druse's long experience III the millin-
cry business enables her to buy the lat
est stules and just what her customers
want. Her new stock is elegant COM
plete and will delight the ladies.
The "ad" announcing that high bred
fowls can be purchased at Conner e.
Houghton's ranch is in the STAR this
week. The SrAEknows whereof it speaks
when it says that these fowls are Of the
best grades and carefully bred. Ii
ch%cerfully recommends any desiring
we'll bred fowls to see these before
purchasing.
Three sufferers from rheumatics
start today Tor Hot Springs. Jack
Gray, Harris Franklin, and Sol Star.
Star says he will be back in three or
four days: Gray won't return before
last Of the month, and Franklin vows
he'll remain at the Springs until he
gets well if it takes all summer.-Dead-
rood Pioner March 4.
Jones had something to say about the
Editor Of the STAR IN last weeks issue
Of the Advocate so we were told, butt in
stead Of failing to mail us u copy as he
did before he sent us a copy with the
part referring to us. torn out. Jones
please favor the STAR Office with the
weekly issue and also with whole copies
Of the Advocate hereafter.
!. On Monday last a telegram was re-
ceived by Miss Walton announcing
the death of her mother near Sturgis.
Miss Walton at the time of the recep-
ton of the message was sick but she at
once started for Sturgis. Miss Walton
, during her stay here has made many
friends who extend to her their warm
est sympathy i'll this hour of affection.
Our bows have orr anized a base ball
club and they style themselves the s.lIot
Springs Stars They mean business.
A subscription of a sufficient amount
! to equip the club has been raised: for
the same the boys are grateful and say
they will give the town as good a club
as lies IN their power. The following
> are the members of the club. c.. H
Eager. Will Taylor, Chas. Stewart
Fred Robinson, +. Hand, Geo. She'll.
hart, N. Stevens, Mart Sheliabarger
j, Jas. Nelson. Tony Wolfe. Jas Salmon,
4 Grant Eastman, Sam Saunders, Geo
/ Gibson, w. Vaunoy.
The Rapid Land and Improvement
icompany has been ORGANIZED with q