The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-27
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Bulk Oysters at Brightman's.
Wood wanted at the STAR Office.
Leather and duck coats at Elsey,s.

Leather and duck coats at Elsey's.
New stock of location notices at this
Office.
w. R. Castle returned Sunday from
his eastern trip.
For iron spokes, felloes, and ebert
wood stock, go to Van WORMS & Nc
Mar.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. q. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
The board of pardons will meet on
December Sd and settle the Lehman
murder Ease.
For Abstracts Of title call on the L.
q. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
The B. & N. painters have been
spreading the dye on the woodwork Of
the union depot.
o. B. Manville, went down to Ne
braska the latter part Of last week, on
. visit to his parents.
Dr.. Adams is now a resident Of Col
lege Flat, having moved into his new
residence the first Of the week.
The Elkhorn pay car came rolling
in Monday, with wealth for her en-
plcyes, which made the boys all feel
harry, as you may guess.
John Gillespie has leased the house
formerly occupied by 7. j. Montgom-
cry, on Hammond street, and Is fur
uishing the same as a homo for him
self ana wife.
J. H. JARVIS, the popular landlord Of
the Hot Springs House, left the fore
part OF the week on a trip down
through Nebraska, on business and
pleasure combined.
Charley Head returned the later
later part Of last week from a skirmish
through the Northern Hills. Charley
reports times no better up there than
In this section Of country.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
hold. . "Cob.web social" ut the resi-.
dence of j. F. Parks, on Friday even.
ing, Nov. "a. A cordial invitation is ex'
tended to the public to be present.
Nathan Muggy, from Sterling, Ne
braska, took possession Of the Avenue
House on Tuesday. Mr.. Muggy is
= hotel mar Of experience. and comes
to stay. He has ample furnishings fol
the hotel and as soon as it AN BE-
placed the hotel will be- opened to the
public.
Mr.. Burton, an engineer on the
Northern Pacific railroad, came to the
Springs on Sunday mornings train
to bath in our waters. Mr.. Burton il
afflicted with eczema, and after trying
different watering places in the coun'
try. finds that the waters Of Ho'
Springs alone can give him relief.
The report that Homer Moore wa.
buried under a mass of falling rocl
sustaining severe injuries, has dwin
died down 10 the statement that b,
was struck on the hand by a small
rock that fell about seven feet, injur
Jag that member enough so that b,
was incapaeitated for work for a few
days.
Tuesday the first four car loads o
stone YER received over the Elkhorl
road for the new Minnekahta hotel
The excavation work is fast nearin,
completion, aud next week will fin
stone masons at work laying the ston'
walls for the basement. The stone j
pure white in color. and is taken iron
tho Evans stone quarry, down nea
the Falls.
Capt. Lucas will give the boys at tn
Home a genuine Thanksgiving Dime
and to that end has engaged turkey
grlore. which with plum pudding an
the more substantials will make a din
ner worthy the defenders even of S
} glorious a country AZ ours. Trust tn
generous-hearted commandant at til
Home to make the old soldiers at tn
Home happy.
Onr popular feed and produce man
J. w. Mcgowan, whose store Is locate
on Chicago avenue, went down to Nc
braska the fore part Of this week
lay in . supply Of agricultural pre-
ducts for the winter. Mr.. Magowa,
isa rustler and generally keeps hi
store we'll stocked with his line q
goods. Notwithstanding the "a.
that the weather is rather cold 70
shipping vegetables, be will get the.
here .jjnst the same." He leaves Fran
Monroe IL charge Of bis business Will
eose, Who will gracefully cater to I'll
taets q the many costnmerss