The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-13
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From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Fur overcoats, Elsey's Beehive.
Blank bills Of sale at this Office.
Shoes for small and great at Fargo's.
Miss Mamie Porter is now attending
school at Sturgls.
For iron spokes, felloes, and other
wood stock, go to Van WORMS e. Nc
Mar.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mrs. Frank Frush leaves this even
ing, over the F. E. & NJ. ". for
Denver.
For Abstracts of title coll on the l..
H. Bostwick Abstract 20. Office over
State Bank.
A. w. S~cattergood returned home
this morning from his trip down to
Nebraska.
O.. I. Welsh, Oelrichs' druggist, was
doing business in the city today. He
returns this evening.
The two daughters Of R. Young
have opened their cosy little confec-
tionerY on River avenue.
w. B. Castle. the popular drug store
man, left for Chicago Saturday even
ing to remain for som weeks.
Ed. King came down from Dead
wood Sunday evening, and is looking
after his interests at this place.
J. NJ. Coleman, came over last even
ing from the town Of ashes and re-
turned this forenoon on the freight.
JOS. Kubler, proprietor of the Custer
Chronicle, is doing the city today. We
acknowledge a fraternal call at the
STAR Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don H. Porter took
the Elkhorn Saturday evening for
Fremont, Neb., where they will visit
with friends for q few days.
R. X. Combs, who has been foreman
Of Emo & Co, Manufacturing establish.
ment, for several months, departs this
evening for Kento, Ohio, his former
home. Charley Paskey will now act as
foreman.
The STAR Office has on hand one OF
the largest and finest stocks Of letter
and note paper, bill heads and legal
documents in the county. II you want
new supply be sure to call and see
our new stock.
Lou Shilling gave a birthday party
at the Parrot yesterday. Quite a
number Of the "boys' around town
were up and took dinner with him
and spent a few hours in telling
stories, joking, etc.
Conductor Finnegan who who runs
between Chadron and Long Pine
came in to the Springs today ON the
the freight. He will take a lay of in
few days to attend the conductor;
convention in Chicago.
E. Elsey,the poplar mercantile dealer
Of the Bee Hive, went over to the Gar
last evening to help distinguish
the flames. Elsey is a good hearted
whole souled man, aud is always ready
to lend a helping hand.
Edward E. Virtue and Lille Rucker
both Of Cascade. were married yester
day morning at the NJ. e. parsonage,b,
Rev. H. D. Smith. The newly married
couple went from to here Chadron
They will make their home at Cascad'
Wood Smith, who drives one of Ian
casters water wagons took the morn
ing freight for his home near Fair
burn to be gone several days. For tn
past three or four days he has been sic
and unable to work and goes home t
res ana recuperate.
Chas. Larsen returned Saturda,
from Boon, Iowa. He contemplate
remaining until spring, but rheuma
tism fastened its grip upon him and b
had to fall hack upon Hot Spring!
never-failing waters. While away h
visited the corn palace.
e. Phernetton came over from th
Gap this morning. Ed. lost abou
$500 worth Of jewelry in the FIRE. H
informed a STAR representative ths
he would build a bath house on hi
lots in the spring. He says he hs
water as strong incidentally as any.
Attorney james Fowler, DR.. v. I
Mctiillycuddy, James HALEY, eashie
First National Bank, and v. 7. Pric,
boot and shoe dealer came down frol
Rapid Saturday evening. They spen
Sunday looking over the city, win
ming in the plunge bath, etc. They r.
turned this nosA:ng Il.