The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-09
Elegant line Of Carpets 1t Crane

...-.- $1,000
Elegant line Of Carpets 1t Crane
Bros.
Elsey will save you money on boots
and shoes.
An immense new stock Of Dry Goods
at Fargo's.
The Catholicon Springs are doing a
good business. About one hundred
baths daily.
Call at G. F. Wilson & Co.'S and buy
a White Sewing Machine. They are
the best in the world.
j. A. Stanley, editor of the Hermosa
Pilot, was visiting with relatives at the
Springs on Sunday last.
A large assortment Of Cook Stoves
at s. c. Fargo & Sons. See them be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
Milligan & Mueller are now prepared
to grind feed or corn meal at their
mill on River Avenue.-3ltf
Petty Bros. have sold their livery
business to Mcssrs. Hunt G. Head, gen.
tlemcn recently from Nebraska.
The Sioux City Journal under its
present management was twenty one
years old on the first day of May.
Parties wishing to secure the best
residence property in the town should
see Stewart G. Connor before buying.
Will trade some choice residence
property for a span Of good drivers.
Must be well broke. Apply to
II. F. CossoR.
On Thursday Of last week Messrs.
Petty Bros. sold to Mr.. WIN. McTaush.
lin Of Lincoln Ncb. 1880 worth of Hot
Springs real estate. In less than twenty
four hours Mr.. Nc Laughlin sold the
same tract at an advance of Ss2,47O.
Peter Gurshurst, (trustec) ofLead CITY
was the last purchaser.
r. E. Thompson, Of Buffalo Gap.
who is general agent for Custer and
Fall River counties, has constantly OIL
hand SO to 100 of the celebrated White
Sewing Machines, with VIM. Matson as
travelling agent. who will keep all ma.
chimes sold in the aforesaid county in
perfect working order for five years.
Rev. j. B. Curran, district missionary
of the Presbyterian church for the
HILLS country, and Rev. II. c. Hender.
son, a student of the Mccormack The.
logical Seminary, of Chicago, who is
spending his summer vacation doing
Sunday School work in the west, were
pleasant callers at our Office en- Tues.
day last.
Mr.J. A. Keneick, Hot Springs pop
ular and efficient painter has associated
with him G. o. Boardman recently OF
Chadron Neb. The new firm are well
equipped to do all kinds of painting,
including fresco painting, scenery aud
all departments of ornamental paint
ing. See their new "ad' in another
column.
Contrary to previous decision. MI. j.
w. Pike will not close his photograph
gallery. He has secured the assistance
of a Mr.. Parks, who will give his at
t%cntion to the photograph business.
Mi. Pike invites his old patrons and
new ones to come and see him. He
guarantees good work. An examine
ton of his work reveals its excellence,
As the warm weather comes one is
surprised at the burden winter clothing
seems to be, and sighs for lighter weight
apparel. There is no occasion for this
WEAKNESS of the flesh for q. f. Wilson
4 Co. have elegant light weight suits
that are a delight these warm days
and the good thing abont the matter is
that a small amount of money buys a
suit.
Mr.. Bruncr, who last winter was 50
unfortunate as to have his leg broken
while working in the quarrles, which
resulted so u~nfavorably that amputa-
ton of the limb was necessary. has es-
tablished a booth near r. w. Shann's
meat market, and Is selling cigars,
lemonade, etc. He is deserving of pat
ronage, and the STAR believes he will
get a liberal share.
The College.
D... ma