The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-28
From Wednesday. Daily

|. Go to the avenue meat market for
bargains.
Go to G. u. Bailey's for your winter
wheat flour.
I. Ballou, Of the Gap Republican,
was doing the city yesterday.
P. A. Gushurst and George E. Bret
tell, both of Lead. are in the city.
Goto the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
q. 8. Buck, Prop.
NJ. 7. Holmes, popular tailor, has
moved his establishment to the rooms
over Roots pharmacy.
+. IT. Conley, of Norfolk, a conductor
on the F. q. & NJ. v. road, is IN the
city, taking a short vacation.
The Hot Springs Browns left last
evening for Chadron, where they will
play two games, today and tomorrow.
Emo & Co. have moved their cigar
factory to the room on Chicago Avenue
recently vacated by Holmes the tailor.
VIM. Glemmons and family, Of Hol.
yoke, Colo, are stopping at the GILES
pie, having come here to while away a
few days, resting up and enjoying the
scenery hereabouts.
j. A. Wheeler and wife, of Clinton,
Iowa, and NJ. d. Wheeler and wife, OF
Chadron, are registered at the Hot
Springs House and are enjoying a few
days visit at the Springs.
Did you see that exquisitely dressed
young man on the street the other day:
If you did not. you should, for he pur.
chased that suit of clothes Of G.. E,
Wilson & Cos. Go thou and do like
wise.
s. B. Colson, Of Lincoln, who has
been s%ojourning at the Springs for the
past ten weeks, will leave the last Of
the week for his home, Mr.. Colscn is
troubled with asthma and finds great
relief in this climate.
Albert Erwin, editor Of the Leonard,
(Texas), Graphic, says; "For the cure
Of cramps in the stomach, Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholery and DiarShoea
Remedy is the best and most speedy !
ever used" Many others who have
it entertain the same opinion. Fo,
sale by all druggists.
A new wonder has been discovered
near the town of Cascade that may
prove to be a thing of attraction.
While some parties were prospecting
yesterday, a cave was found just about
one-quarter mile east Of the town, and
explorers by means Of ropes entered it
to a distance of 1000 feet. Further in.
vestigations will be made.
The Newcastle (Wyoning) News
says: "George Trumbell, formerly a
resident of Newcastle, but recently Of
Hot Springs, came in Wednesday
morning on the B. & NJ. and has &C.
cepted a position in the "o!d time bar.
Der shop of q. r. Simms, who will
open t~onsorial parlors at Gillette"
Articles Of Incorporation have Just
been filed at Pierre for the Minnekah.
ia State Bank of Hot Springs, with g
capital stock of S25,O0O. BY the way
the Office fixtures of this bank are
nearly arranged so that business will
be conducted there soon. 1t is we'll 10.
Gated and will be one Of the neatest
banking %ontfits in the city.
". H. Bates and Walter Parker, thu
two colored gentlemen that assaulted
Christ Krinkler so brutality some time
ago, had a hearing yesterday before
Judge Kanable. S. E. Wilson appeared
for the State and A. NJ. Appelget 70,
the defendants. After hearing tn,
testimony, the defendants were held ii
the sum Of $1,000 to await the actor
Of the grand jury Of the county.
At a meeting of the bar Of tho THIRD
circuit, this state, recently held a,
Watertown. l.. u. Lyon, of The Publ,
Opinion, polled the lawyers upon theil
congressional choice. Fifty-three wcr,
present, and the vote WIS as follows
Geo. A. Mathews, %; Tr,pp, 10; Gif
ford, 6; Van Cise, 5; Wilson, 2; Rob
ext j. Gamble, /; Seward, 1; Leavitt
choice, S.
There will be enough wheat raised il
this state. this year to make a solid trail
load from the western border of tn
state to either ocean Think Of it
Nearly 1000 miles of wheat, s fee
wide and three feet high. What a pill,
of bakers bread that would make
And yet they say in the east tina
South Dakota is a desert waste. Til,
poor, deluded moss-backs are still sleep
ing, while the young and sprightl,
northwest is marching on to glory
alexandria Journal.
Mr.. E. E. Bennett and wife, of Lin
coin, who have been at the Springs TO
a couple of weeks, will return to Lin
coin tomorrow. Mr.. Bennett came L
the Springs to get relief from asthm;
and he got it. On Monday he climbe'
to the top of Battle Mountain and i,
sodcing experienced no Inconvenience
in breathing. When he arrived her
it was with difficulty that he got u,
and down the stars at the hotel. 1t j
! needless to say that he is an enthuslas
tic champion of Hot Springs, air all
water.
, Rev. A. W. Lamar, Of Omaha, VIII
has been one of the workers of til
Black Hills Chautauqua, will preac
on the Chautauqua grounds at Lon
: Pine next Sunday. The Long Pin
Journal saws: "The friends of DR.. J.;
/ mar, Of Omaha, have contributed to
: fund sufficient to purchase a lot on til