The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-17
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Sam Lowe, "mine host" at Hat
Greek, is in the city.
Marion Fort, a butcher frord Kush-
will, Neb., is in the city.
E. Elsey has perchased lot Ii, block
IA, Minnekahta addition.
Try a sack Of G. d. Bailcy's best
dour. It will give satisfaction.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mas. DR. Roor has reopened her kim
dergarten and private school for a
twelve weeks term.
LA Hunt, yesterday, bought a lot
In block-o Of Petty's addition for 3d.
30. The lot fronts east on Park
avenue.
James Allen, night clerk of the
Minnekahta, who has been visiting at
Sturgis for the past few days returned
last evening.
Ell King, king jsweler Of Dsadwood
is down today making final arrange
ment for establishing his branch store
in Hot Springs.
A. S. Baumgartner, the enterprising
editor Of our county contemporary,
The Hat Greek Frontier, is doing bust
ness in the city.
Jim Jackson, a barber from Chcy-
enne, Wyo., is in tie city looking for
a location and if suitable one can he
found will open a shop.
Tho frame work on d. N. Tillotson's
new building, east of the steam lauu-
dry, on Minnekahta avenue has been
commenced and will he pushed with
vigor.
s. Loudenhack made sale Of two lots.
in block 10, Minuekahta addition to
Mrs. Ultenback, who will build a fine
residence on the newly acquired pro.
perty.
The Misses Nonioi and Fora Cash,
from Tuskeego, Iowa, have arrived in
the city and are looking for a location
to open a millinery store.
Charles Oden, Of Pierre, came in
from the Bad Lands yesterday, where
he has been with a prospecting party.
He says the gold excitement in that
country a "fake."
Jim Lassard, the laundryman, is
building himself a new house in which
to,spend the summer. He was busy
today putting on the roof and will
soon have the cottage ready for occu.
pancy.
Judge Kanable, that astute. austere
and just Judge, has been under the
weather for the past week, but man
ages to move around with considera.
bic celebrity and smokes his post pran'
dial cigar with manifest gusto.
F. r. Bonney, a railroad man Of
Che Northwestern, who has been trying
Hot Springs water for rheumatism
during the past month, left last night
for his home in Mordamon, Iowa
much improved. Mr.. Bonney made
many friends while in the Sprsngs all
Of whom regret his departure.
Henry Marty, the Chicago avenue
furniture man, has just began recelv
ing q new invoice Of furniture. H,
has rented the old s~toreroom Of Farg'
& Sons and is today unloading twt
carloads Of various kinds Of merchan
disc usually kept in a 6rst-class furni
ture emporium.
The planning mill on sixth stree
owned by j. W. Pike, is being rear
ranged in the interior for the purpos'
Of putting in q lot Of new machiner'
and increasing his facilities for takin,
care Of the large amount Of bushes
. now crowding the mill. The YER,
large amount Of building now goin'
on in all parts Of the city keeps all thu
mills running to their full capacity.
The STAR has received No. 1 of tn
first year Of the new paper nominated
..r1he Custer Mail" Custer now ba
two papers aud in making this nes
venture, or rather resuscitating an oil
ope,I the enterprising managers Shot
their unlimited faith. Id; the future q
Custer and especially The faithfulne
Of tho Custer democracy. The sheet
seat and nswsy and though Democrat
IL politics, makes . good bid fe
public favor