The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-27

E. b. Hoyt, a hotel man Of Rush.
vile, Neb., arrived from the Upper
Hills night before last and spent yes
terday looking around the city. He
proposes returning in a few weeks and
will invest in Hot Springs property.
Mr.. Hoyt, is commander of the Rush
Vile Post G. A. H., a Master Mason, an
Odd Fellow and a Knight Of Pythias.
lie may so into business in Dur city,
when he returns.
The STAR building has successfully
made the trip from its old location,
IN a round about way, up to the alley
on 9TH street, between Chicago
and Lincoln avenues. The painters
went TO work this afternoon and by
this time the inside has received a
fresh coat of paint much to its improve
ment. The second section arrived at
noon and was placed in position, so
that we can move by Monday morn
ing.
Will Wheeler, Of Hot Springs is re.
ported to be wandering in the path of
Monte Christie. A tract of 40 acres
adjoining a claim that Will has recent
ly taken sold last week for $4,000. He
has written 60. his wife, who las been
visiting her husbands parents at this
place, to return home Immediately and
assist him TO hold the property, the
law in Dakota requiring that 10th
parties interested in an entry should
remain on it in order to keep other
parties from jumping t':c claim.-As-
kiinson G.uplic.
From Mondays Daily.
Gov. Mnl,ette and Joe Bailey. the
Sioux Falls banker, are in Washington.
a. ID. Fields is having his billiard
rar'ors r~erapcred, r~eraintcd and gener-
ally o%vcrLauled for thc spring business.
Edmund Petty. one of our principal
capitalists is making preparations tn
erect a suitable and costly building OH
Lincoln Avenue in early Spring.
The family Of WI. Colvcrt returned
Saturday after a rro:ractca visit to
their old home. All are in good health
and glad TO get back to the Springs.
7. Il. Drayton. the prominent hard
ware dealer of MinnckaLta Block has
just received The tin for roofing fine
ParoM Hotel and will at once go to
work to complete the building.
Frank Dunman, Of Squaw Creek,
mean the had lands has arrived in town
Ilercmcsin on business and is taking in
the salient points Of the city with a
view CT permanently locating here
this spring.
Frank Parker, leader Of the Il,li
City Land is in the city and tlie full
hand is expected in a day or two.
Some Of Them are already here anu
when Mr.. Evans arrives they propose
to make arrangements for The season
~ Play az The pavilion.
w. C. Benedict, Of Ill. l!ot Springs
Star was in the city Yesterday Oh bust
noss. lie states that The Springs Will
pu: up more new buildings. have moro
visitors and he l%ivcl;ar ss.eia!!:; t'Han
last year whici, was ainr.. &, lively 3
year as Il town can htve.-HapM jtha
journal.
McGowan, the feed man net Le;rg
able TO get prices high enough TO suit
HIM. put jack crew under his build
ing and lacked the whole business up.
He Is satisfied now that IL prices do
drop. the building wont, but they NAV
&c through the foo. when they start
downwards.
i. G. Harris, Div. s;npt. and Asst
SUPP. NJ. Hooker. IF the Eik!.orn. ar
rived Saturday afternoon and spent d
few hours inspecting the riiHoaa prop
cry and looking over the city. At
ter snprins az 'he Hot Springs House
fi.ey departed eastward.
J.. VI. Boomer. of Naukon, Iowa.
VIII purchased. through The Como.
Bros real estate agency. the two lot.
nu R;ver Avenue north Of p~o>t-o:iice
i, in Tic city and will proceed at one,
| Will. the erection of IA cnnmoamus bust
II SIS block on the lots.
w. L. Benedict, Of Hot Springs, ono
Of the atfable proprictors of the STAR
paid Rapid and the Republican a fly
ing visi. this morning. He says tina,
the city OF thermal fame is awak'
eniHs from its winter tornor and put.
ting en- the lrslt amor Of activity.
Rapid city Republican.
a new house was begun yesterday
morning on Fourth street betwee,
Jennings and Park avenues, and /,
nlrht tiir frame wHs ,in. TO day t!lf