The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-29
NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES


From Tuesdays Daily
Spring suits, Elsey's Beehive.
Picture frames made by Marty:
Go to McCarty's for Dryden butter.
Summer suits at G. E. Wilson & Gus.
Ed. King was down from Deadwood
Sunday.
Rev. David F.Williams, Of .Ardmore,
spent Sunday in the city.
A. NJ. McCarty wants to get acquain-
ted with you. Call and see him.
F. NJ. vroman, attorney from Dud-
ley, was over yesterday on business.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. BucK; Prep.
The county commissioners will be in
session today with the full board
present.
Go to the City. Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. 9. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
South Dakota is to receive from the
general government $685. for the
State militia.
Frank Roberts, late OF tead,is build
ing and addition to his house OF, Jen-
nings avenue.
Messrs.LaFletche andBehedict of the
school board spent yesterday in visit
ing the schools.
Conductor Tug Wilson and wife
came over from the main line and
spent Sunday in the city.
G. E. Springer, after spending a few
days in Hot Springs with Ills father
returned to Chicago last week.
Paul Holm and wife, Of Lincoln,
Neb., has returned to Hot Springs
and will remain for the summer:
John R. Brennan, the popular land
lord of the Hotel Harney, Rapid City,
and wife visited the Springs Sunday.
Chas Oden is moving into his con-
fectionery and ice-crealn parlors on the
corner Of Minnskahta and River
avenues.
: Davis & Durand, the tonsorial artists,
have moved into their new parlors on
the corner Of kiyer AMI Minnekahta
aventies.
Assessor John Henton is making his
tour of the city and taking account of
your worldly possessions FOR taxable
purposes.
A new sidewalk resembling an ele-
waited political platform. has been built
from the post-office to Boomers store
on River avenue.
Mr. Mcguire, Of Winona, Mimi, is in
the city. Mr.. Mcguire is looking for
a safe investment, a thing he Is sure to
find in Hot Springs.
Owing to the showers on Sunday
there were not so many visitors at the
plunge bath as were expected. If 1t is
fair and warm large crowd is ex-
pected next Sunday.
Dory Hart and family haye arrived
from Deadwood and have rented
George Gibsoh's house. This is only
one Of the many families from the
Upper Hills, that hsve lately removed
to Hot Springs to make it their per.
manent home.
De Witt G. Miller,of Clay county ,the
bwner Of a 1900 acre farm we'll stock.
ed with cattle and hogs, is in the city
Mr.. Miller and his brother represent
the Miller Cattle company, of Montana
and they have some $4,000 head or
on their ranges.
In Judge Kanable's court yesterday
afternoon, one of the Barkdall boy.
underwent preliminary examination
for assault with deadly weapon
upon one Reeves. The shooting tool
place down at the now coal mines OF
the Cheyenne. below Dudley.
H. G. Burt, general manager Of thu
F. E. & M. v. railroad, in compan,
with K. G. Morehouse, general f.eigh
agent of the same line, and E. p. Holl
bf Omaha, arrived Sunday in specia
car, and after spending the day in th'
city, left Monday morning for Dead
wood.
H. Piper, the newly elected gran,
master Of the Odd Fellows Of Soutl
Dakota, arrived IN tie city y6sterda,
morning and will make his headquar
ters here. It is altogether probabl
that he will locate permanently in Ho
Springs, if suitable btfsiness plac
can be found. Mr.. Piper will b
heartily welcomed to the Springs an,
it is hoped that he will succeed in oh
tainlng q location.
On his late visit to the city the count,
superintendent Of schools spoke yer,
highly Of the work that has been dom
in our public schools during the pas
year. He had words of commentator
Tor all, the principal as we'll as tn
teachers. He says that the work j,
our schools will compare favorabl
with that Of the older an
better equipped counties and is al
earnest advocate Of the building o
new and convenient school houses 70
the city: