The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
From Wednesdays Daily
Picture frames made by Marty.

From Wednssday's Daily
Picture frames made by Marty.
McCarty has new Turnips and Fresl
Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chattel
Largest supply of eggs in the city al
Magowan's.
Inquire at @. D. Bailey's for price.
on -four and feed.
B. B. Moss came over from Yankton
yesterday morning.
The II. e. n. side track is finished
and ready for use.
j. Fl. Larkins came up from Chad.
ron yesterday morning.
DR.. Ware and E. S. Kelly, Of oelrichs
came up to see the circus.
E; Elsey is putting the finishing
touches on his new residence.
H. Brewer and A. H. 1arrins arriv.
cd yesterday from Hastings, Neb.
J. Joray has raised his photograph,
gallery to a level with the top Of the
f1ume.
The 4th and 5th, Saturday and Sum
day, were the hottest days Of the sea-
son, so far.
Bert Brown, one Of the large prop.
erty holders of Hot Springs, is over
from Chicago.
Rev. VIM. McCready occupied the
pulpit Of the Congregational church at
this city Sunday evening.
K. S. Newcomb, of the Newcomb
Lumber Co., OF Omaha, left for home,
VIA the b. e. NJ, last evening.
A. L. Thompson, of Sioux City, or.
rived on yesterday mornings train, to
spend few days in the city.
q. W. Benson, route agent of Wells.
Fargo express, Is in the city attending
to business Of his company.
E. S. Kaller, travelling auditor OF
tue Is. & NJ. is in the city on business
connected with his department.
Chas. Holmes, Of the Hotel Clifton,
was one of the unlucky people, who
was 'snowed In" at Cascade, Monday
The Sioux City club house is fast
approaching completion. The first
coat Of white paint has been put on.
Monday afternoon generou. rain
began falling, which cooled the atmos.
phere and gave asure guarantee Of
bounteous crops.
Rev. T. T. Shanafelt, Missionary for
the Baptist church in this section has
been spending few days in the
Springs and was pleasant caller al
the STAR Office yesterday.
w. E. Benedict, District Deputy
Grand Master, of the l. o. O. L, fo1
this district left on the Elkhorn last
evening to act as installing officer OF
Protection Ledge No. 1O9 ut Oelrichs
The B. e. NJ. brought in three cars
Of merchandise yesterday for L. 8
Ellsworth, our new hardware man
who is about to open a large stock OF
furniture and hardware in the Union
block.
w. w. Johnson, agent of the B. &
NJ. at Dcadwood, who has been spend.
ing few days in the city along with
his family, returned home yesterday,
leaving his family to enjoy life at Hot
Springs fi:r a little while longes.
7',iz IL e;.:isor of the Bridsewater Times
has discovered that there are two
thi:gs full-blooded indian cannot
Learn to do-box or wrestle. He is ali
right as runner, jumper and rough.
and-tulrble, but anything .;is science
pats him out, His way is 10 bite and
k4clt and pull hair, and lie car t be bro.
..-s:.a ii to stand up and tshe one on the
Hose.
Charlie and Andy Head, late the
popular owners of the livery barn on
the corner of Eighth street and River
avenue, started at noon today, over.
land, for Montana and the Yellowstone
Park. The boys are going on sum
mer s jaunt through the mountains
combining business, pleasure and rec
restion. The STAR will be glad tt
hear of their success at all times.
MAER1ED.-At the rooms Of Mrs. L
A. Post in this city on Saturday July
4, 1891. Mr.. William Phillips, q
Smithwick, S. D., and Miss Amand;
Bower, of Hot Springs, were united il
marriage. The wedding was a priv
ate one, no one but intimate friend
and relatives of the bride being pres
ent. After making q tour Of tn,
Northern Hills the happy couple will
return and make Hot Springs thei
future home.
Assessor John Hentoti has complete,
his return, and finds the real estat.
assessment for the city Of Hot Spring
amounts to $90S, ,O3O, and the persona
property amounts to $29S, ,981, maxim,
a prand total Of 81, ,107, oil. This is
splendid showing for our young cit,
and gives ample reason for the hop
that is in US, that Hot Springs vii
eventually become the metropolis o
the Hills. The personal property as
sessed amounts to more than the tota
assessment of real and personal of on
year ago. The increase in both rea
and personal property is phenomina
and gives assurance Of our prosperity
From Thufeday's Daily.
Call on Sedgwick, Moseley & Peas
for real estate or insurance.
Capt. Tom Russell, Of the Pionee