The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20
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new and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
f. Elsey one OF our prominent mer.
chant went to Buffalo Gap this norm
ing.
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie SrAE
Office.
DR.. II. d. Jennings, who has been
making a tour of Europe this winter
IS expected to return in ten or fifteen
days.
As We go to press the specia! car car
rying q. q. Hughes, Gent Supt. and f.
G. Harris, Div. Supt. Of the Z. r. & NJ.
v. railroad arrived.
Mrs. Dr.. Root and daughter arrived
this morning from Crete, Nch., and
joined the Doctor. The family will
make this their permanent residence.
Ed. VI. Frantx, an accomplished a
tercr. and one who las had years Of en-
oerience in FIRST class hotels and restau-
rants, is now in charge of the culinary
department of the keneticl restaurant.
Doe. Gilbert. the fascinating and
eiici"nt prescription clerk, who adurns
the counter at Gilbert & Wilcox's drug
store. Is sporting IL stove pipe hat with
becoming dignity.
Tie approach Of spring makes things
lively about the hotels. The Mime
kahta is receiving IA thorough removal
ing. and being put in order. to receive
the influx 10 sImlMcr tourists.
Sheriff Clifford has returned from
an eastern and southern trips, but has
been confined to his house since his AT
rival. with nv attack Of the prevailing
compliant. lie was down street thi.
morning.
Repre- ,entative GODDARD and wife re
turned this morning from Pierre ans
are stopping at the Gillespie. Tho
wear and tear Of Legislative life doe
not seem to have worn much on on
genial legislator.
1t is reported that Or. a. S. Stew
art became seriously i'll last night an,
fears were entertained as to his escap
ing a bad spell of sickness. lie wa
much improved this morning and la
probably passed through the crisis.
II. a. Knspper, a trusted employee
of the Northwestern National Bank o
, Sioux City, arrived yesterday and vii
take a position i'll the Minnekaht;
Bank, during the illness of Majo
Eaton, who vt are happy 10 say, is i'm
proving.
Bulletin No. 81 of the Experiment
station Of the agricultural department
of South dakota has just been re
ceivcd. 1t treats of small grain an
will be sent to all residents OF the stat
who apply for them u the director
Luther Foster, Brookings. S. u.
Joe Marty. of the Hot Springs Lum
Der Company is having a regular Gil
Gus with the tootlache.to he more spc
cific, the tootllache is having a regula
circus with him. Joe says the foot
Jumps and aches, and the tooth is q
the opinion that Joe performs tue az
robatic feats and aches accordingly.
The Easter number of the House
hold, Il ladies magazine of the frs
class, has reached our table and .
usual 1T is replete with good things ia
every member Of the family. AS
home magazine the Household Ii;
. proved itself Il success and numbc,
its subscribers by ten thousands. Thi
: excellent monthly Is published by I'll
Household Co., SO Bromield street
Boston. Mass.
i. Il. Bonney, a prominent railroa
man Of the Chicago & Northwestey
railway at Missouri Valley, arrive
8 this mourning aud will take a course {
y baths for the rheumatism. Mr.. Bonnie
had intended going 10 the Springs j
e Arkansas. hut was induced throug
the advertising cards Of Don Porter
try this health resort. His good jnd,
ment will be duly verified in Il
course Of a month or two.
l. A rumor has reached the STAR o
flee, which We hope may be foundt
on fact, that preparations are beir
made TO go to work at once on Il
electric light plant. 1t is said that
soon as the livery barn Of I. j. Mon
gomery a he removed toanother loc
tion the excavation for the foundatlt
of the power house, will
commenced. Just as soon as the sno
and ice have gone, work will be co,
menced in numerous enterprises q!
I the spring will witness all hands
work.
Col. F. A. Gale. who is quite W,
known throughout the state and h
M been a prominent figure in politi
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