The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-18
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT e. HANFORD,
PRorR1srors.
NE1GHBoRHooD II
From Thureday's Daily.
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From Thureday's Daily.
Electric lights have been put into
Elsey's store, upper end.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. BucK. Prop.
The engine house and turn table Of
Che b. & NJ. road is about completed
and ere long the side track will be
laid.
Jack Davis, the barber, welcomed a
little son into his family early
this morning, weighing about eight
pounds.
A sidewalk is beng built on the
south side Of Minnckahta Ave. toward
the Hot Springs House, above sldey &
| Moore's.
Write w. r. Stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. d., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments or
headstones. 4Stf
L. ID. Mollring, the dry goods mer-
chant, is a happy man today. A girl
baby arrived at his home last night,
weighing about 81 pounds.
Pioneer: O. Croker, who has been
managing Kings Hot Springs jewelry
store, arrived in the city yesterday, to
accept a situation with d. NJ. Gillette.
d. N. Tillotson, the real estate agent
has removed his office to the one re-
Gently vacated by DR.. j. Young, near
Roberts Steam Laundry, on Mime.
kahta Avenue.
MaGowan, the feed man, returned
this morning from a business trip into
Nebraska, where he has been to par
chase feed. He supplied the soldiers
here with hay.
A road is being made directly north
across Cold Brook, making nearly a.
straight road from the bridge spanning
Fall river near the plunge bath. The
stream will be brldged at this point.
Messrs Pierce & Pool and their
wives took hold at the Catholican as
though they knew what they were
about. They are sure to make the
Catholican n of the foremost hotels
in the town.
Mrs. Samuel Davis, of Lead City.
and her two children, accompanied by
her eldest daughter, Mrs. Pennington,
of Hill City, were IN the city yesterday
and went on out to MIR. Davis ranch
on Brad!ey's Flat to spend a short.
President IIancher is confident that
the $4,000 endowment will be secured
by next Tuesday. the limit gwen for
obtaining it. From our exchanges we
learn that he was at Rapid City the
middle of the week.
The electric lights were turned on in
Fargo & Dlckover's mammoth store
room last night for the first time and
although there were about thirty in
operation, they did not light it up as
we'll as the Oil lamps had heretofore.
However, the electric light people say
it will be better in a night or so more.
MIR. Martin Peterson, who has been
sick for some time, went to Ashland,
Nebr.. last week to consult a specialist,
DIR. Mansfield, of that place. He was
accompanied his son-in-law, III. C.
Firestone. MI. Fmestone returned
this morning and reports Il notableim-
provement in MIR. pcterson's condition.
There is some probability Of DR.. Mans
field moyine to this city.
The benefit dance for tho X. Of p.
orchestra was not q brilliant success
financially. But few were present.
and no charges were made, for a few
whirls to the music. 1t is said that
the music was most superb, neverthe-
less. The orchestra are in need of an
a "a clarionet and took this means tic
raise enough to purchase the same.
The boys feel that the patronage was
not such as they merited, as the con
cert alone was worthy Of a good au.
dience.
Word was received this morning
stating that Mrs. A. Castle, of Wisner
Neb., mother of w. r.. Castle, of this
city, was considerably better. Mrs
Castle has been very sick and fears
\ were entertained that she might no,
recover, but we are pleased to note thai
she is considered past danger at tho
present time. Mr.. Castle, who has beer
for some time in attendance during
her severe illness, expects to return the
latter part of the week.