The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-03
From Wednesdays Daily

Domestic and imported cigars at
Fishel's Bazaar.
Carbonated Minnekahta water at
Roots pharmacy fountain.
Call on sedgwick, Moseley & Pease
for real estate or insurance.
One third your life is spent IN bed
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
Go to A. NJ. McCarty, opposite Fur.
guson House, for new potatoes.
The stone for the foundation Of the
Catholic church is being hauled.
Il COMPLETE LINE OF
STATIONERY At FISHEL'S
BAZAAR.
Black Hills Diamonds in all sorts Of
jewelry at Blakeslee's. Upper and
lower town.
To Gilbert & Wilcox the mighty
hosts are vending their way. Join in
the procession.
You cannot find better or larger
stock to select from than there is at
@. p. Wilson g. Co.'S.
Conductor Flanders and family, of
Chadron, spent Sunday in the city Wis
itlng his brother engineer Flanders Of
the Elkhorn road.
Van Amburg's great show is headed
this way and will reach the Springs
early in August. This great show re-
quires twenty cars for transportation.
Why is It that everybody goes to
Freeland's confectionery for fruits,
candies, lemonade, cigars, etc.? Be-
cause they always have the freshest
and best.
Il. NJ. Smith and family left last
evening for LIE Grande. Oregon. The
Hot Springs people regret losing this
estimable family and heartily wish
them bon voyage.
Rev. E. E. Lymer left yesterday for
Custer to attend the Black Hills II. q.
Ministerial association now in session
in that city. Rev. Hancher is already
there coming by way of Deadwood.
r. Young, of Whitewood, who has
lately arrived in the city, has built
himself q blacksmith shop on River
avenue, inst above the electric light
plant, and Is now ready to do all kinds
Of smithy work.
At Roots pharmacy you will find a
new kind of ice cream freezer that
freezes cream IN thirty seconds. tt is
worth a trip to his drug store to see
the new freezer, and also while there
it will be pleasure TO look over his
fine stock.
We might significantly hint that
a real estate deal Of immense propor-
tions is on the tapis. The sum involved
is over 100000, and will be of great
Importance to the city. A day or two
will complete tho sale, when the full
particulars will be given to the public.
A. NJ. Lyneman is one of Hot
Springs most energetic real estate
agents. He handles a long list of real
properties both lots and acre property.
Moreover, Mr.. I.yneman finds time to
give to public enterprises, having
proved valuable solicitor of subscrip.
tions for the Catholic church. Mr..
Lyneman is deservedly working up q
fine business.
Assessor Hcnton completed the cen.
sus of the school children in the Hot
Springs Independent district and finds
that tho first ward contains 1O4 child.
rem of school age;the second ward 1909
and the third ward ITO. Making total
of 1923 school children in the city. II
now becomes more evident than evel
that larger and better school facilities
must be provided.
1 j. D. Mcdonald, who has the right
to the ground wherein is the mouth OF
the cave Of the winds, was in the city
yesterday. He says that the report
that the cave has been sold is without
foundation, although he desires to or.
ganize company having for its OBJ.
ject the more perfect opening up Tie
cave. He desires to light the cave
with electricity and make other I'M
provements.
| Charlie Large is now running one
Of the largest and best equipped bot
ting and mineral water works in the
Hills. 1t is located at point where
the purest water is to be found and a.
an expert manufacturer of all soft
drinks Charlie cannot be beat. H.
deals in the several kinds of minera
waters, lemon soda, carbonated medic
inal spring water, etc., and does al
extensive business through the Hills
A. Fishel, Of Deadwood, will launci
y Fishel's Bazaar into the Commercial
arena at Hot Springs. He will event
ually occupy the building now being
made from the s. g. Evans livery baru
Temporarily he will occupy the build
ing at the north end of the bridge o,
Mlnnekahta avenue. He will carr,
a full line of cigars, stationery, con
fectionery and newspapers. Mr.. Fish
ell is pleasant gentleman and will b
a valuable addition to our busines
circles.
Charlie jackson and wife, while dri
lug through the streets yesterday eve
ming, met with quite q severe accident
The horse became frightened at bea
that was being shown by a Mexican
and squaw, and the lines becoming de
tached from the bit, the horse starte,
to run. Down by the old postoffic
the occupants Of the buggywere throw
out and down the river hank. sustain