The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-08

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is around.
The Hot sr'lg
been making extensive
of late. The paper has beea(l
in size from five column to ~
column folio and now contains the
latest foreign .and home news in
telegraph dispatches. The DAILY STAR
has done more for the upbuilding of Hot
Springs than any other known agent
and enjoys a large prestige.-Hat
Greek Frontier.
D1ED:-Mrs. James w. Martin, in
the 9th year of her age, died in Hot
Springs, at G:30 o'clock, Thursday eve.
nirg, April 80, 1891. of mountain fe-
YER. Mrs. Martin was one of the pio-
neers and among the Oldest settlers IN
the Hills. She had many friends
throughout the Black Hills, that will
he sorry to hear of her demise. The
funeral services will be held on Sun
day next. due notice of which will APP
pear in Sunday mornings STAR. Her
son, Charlie, is en- route from st. Louis,
Mo-, to attend the funeral.
From SUNDAYS Daily.
For harness of all kinds go to Van
Vo6rhis & McNair's Hardware store.
Go to the City Hotel FOR good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. Buck, Prop.
j. W. Shepard is now located in
his new paint shop in the rear Of the
Evans block.
A new register was opened by the
entcrrrising host Of the Hot Springs
House, yesterday.
John Hollingsworth, base ball
enthusiast, from Gordon, Neb., is
visiting in the city.
One of the neatest and most popu-
lar restaurants in the Hills is that of
Mrs. j. A KeneHca on Chicago avenue.
Ha.., .,.,r Moore returned yesterday
from tie Upper Hills, where he has
been collecting specimens of ores,
fossils and crystals.
L. G. Sparks real state man of
Valentine, Neb., who was UP Friday
prospecting has partly decided to To-
cate in the city.
F. j. Green, is building a resi-
dence on the west of Lincoln avenue
between third and fonrth street. The
Foundation is being put in today.
A. NJ. Lyneman, who is with the
Indemnity and Investment company,
wlll be interested, also, In the sale Of
lots in the new town Of Cascade
Springs.
For the tenderest steaks, freshest
vegetables and promptest attention go
to the Kenefick restaurant and try a
meal got up in the highest style Of
culinary art.
Native and eastern lumber. lath
shingles, stucco, cement, and all kinds
Of building material, at the yard of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
Minnekahta Block.
A. w. Odell has had the nw1 of the
sell of section Is, township z south,
range 6 east. surveyed and plated, and
lit will be known in the future as the
Town Site of Odell.-Bu6alo Gap Re
publican.
A party consisting Of Messrs. Dick.
inson, Smead, Willard, Eakinc, Sween-
ey and others will leave on Saturday
next for Hot Springs to enjoy few
days recreation. What big time is
comng?-Lead Tribune.
.Lafe Gable, who has been cooking
at Slyfeld's lunch counter left last
evening for Deadwood. I4afe was an
accommodating and competent cook
and won many friends while IN the
city. The many customers of the res
taurant regret his departure.
| Mr.. G. A. Lancaster, an experienced
,,... ,ods clerk, arrived Friday from
HOT !SlNebr., and has taken charge of
,ods department in E. Elsey S
e is much pleased with the
Lake G.--tj,e N Increasing inc s when d,
Tonsori region xer.