The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
The Rahnad is Coming
And an Immense Stock Of Dry Goods
also at s. G. Fargo's store. Look out
for then, next week. tThe Dry Goods.)

Wall paper at Martyrs.
DR.. w. H. Stanley arrived home yes
terday.
Elsey will save you money IN boots
and shoes.
F. T. Evans left Wednesday for
Sioux City.
Real estate men have been busy for
che last few days.
Geo. Trimmer is plating a portion of
his ranch this week.
An immense new stock Of Dry Goods
at Fargo's next week.
Milligan & Mueller are now prepared
to grind feed or corn! meal at their
mill on River Avenuc.-34tf
Mr.. H. Crockitt, moved to the Springs
last week from Spring Creek, and is liv-
ing on the Dennis place south Of town.
How do you like the changed appear
ance of the STAR this week? We trust
you will approve it. 1t is but the be-
ginning Of a series Of improvements
contemplated. To the front is our
motto.
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.
C. Z. WILSON & Co.
The outfit Of the Newcastle Alert
will pass into the hands of G. I. Mar
tin. who will hereaftc. use it in the
publication Of the Weston County
Democrat. The STAR hopes that
"Chet's' venture will make him rich
and famous.
The card CT NJ. c. Peck announcing
money to loan appears this week. AT
present MIR. Peck Is preparing set Of
abstracts for Fall River county and is
loaning a little money on the side. a
we'll written set Of abstracts will be a
great convenience to our people.
AT the Sunday School in the NJ. E
church last Sunday new officers were
elected as follows: S. Z. Wilson, Supt.
Mrs. q. slyfeld, Asst. supt.: G. X
Mangan Asst. Scc'y. Mr. Whitney
right of way nan for the Il. e. & NJ. V
R'y. was present and addressed thu
school.
Tho people of Hot Springs have in
vited the South Dakota editors to COM
and see them, promising entertainment
free as longas the editors will stay. 1
is probable the invitation will be &C
copied, aud that some Of them will vot,
to stay until after harvest.-Siour CT,
Journal.
The real estate firm of Stewart
Conner make an announcement thi
week. These gentlemen have some o
the finest property in the city whicl
they are Offering at reasonable prices
The boom is not OH yet but when i
does come Messrs. Stewart and Como
will reap q rich harvest.
An Oelrichs delegation was in til
city yesterday to enlist the aid Of He
Springs people in their effort to hav'
the Hot Springs branch leave the mai
line at Oelrichs. The STAR would b
pleased to aid Oelrichs in her effort.
but we believe it is too late as alread
right of way has been secured out Q
Buffalo Gap.
Supt. Of schools Thompson was j
town on Wednesday and Thursday
give attention to the leasing of til
school lands of this county. He report
> not a single acre leased. While PEI
; haps in the counties where the her
law is enforced there might be a il
mand-for school lands even if the leas
be but for one year; but in this countl
j, where thousands of head of cattle roal
at will the lease to a piece Of schot
land has but little value.
n-tNEThe STAR has always maintaine
That the citizens Of Hot Springs we
among the most public spirited that e'
er made up a community. This WI
clearly demonstrated at a meeting
d the railroad committee and the owne
of the property through which the ros
will pass. No one seemed disposed
s.sinch' the town because their land W
needed for public purposes, but on Il
contrary the most liberal spirit W
$ manifested. In some instances owne
Q listed their property for less than
cost four months ago. The citizens
Hot Springs can well afford to fe
grateful to Hon. A. S. Stewart, Col.
y T. Evans, Geo. Trimmer, o. Ferguso
y E. Petty, J.. L. Burke, E. T. Pierce,
Lampert and others for very reasonat
listing Of their property, and partic
= larly to F. T. Evans, A. S. Stewart, G,
III Trimmer and a. Eero,,son vho ha