The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-03
From rhursaay.s . Daily.


we're cold.
z. T. Evans returned yesterday morning from
Sioux City.
DR.. Briggs is connned to his house with bad
case Of cold.
Biggest stock Of grain in town at
Magowan's.
W. R. Gross, the photographer, went over to
Cascade Tuesday.
Choice Fruits and confectionery at
Fishel's Bazaar.
Best and cheapest butter at Magow-
ans feed store.
Top Buggies at Van Voorhis & Nc
Nair for $65.O0.
W. II. Trains family arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Sioux CITY.
Mert Tillotson is assisting in Roots pharmacy
during the college vacation.
Do not forget to call on G. E. Will
son & 20. while in town.
Go and see Van Voorhis and Nc
Nair's fine line of cook stoves.
For good livery teams, call on L. v.
Hunt. Barn on Chicago Avenue.
Mrs. n. II. Smith, who runs a restaurant on
Chicago avenue, has been quite sick the past two
weeks.
Go to McCarty, opposite Furguson
House, for corn, oats, &c. Price tho
Lowest.
The latest styles in ladies fine shoes
at E. B. Warren's shoe store, Chicago
avenue.
See Blakeslce before buying any.
thing in the jewelry line. Upper and
lower towns.
If you want to buy or sell real
estate call on Sedgwick, Moseley s
Pease Chicago avenue.
The prescription department of
Roots pharmacy is noted for its ab-
solute purity and neatness.
S. A. Lathrop, of oelrichs, wife and son &C.
companied by Miss Edna Weaver. drove over to
the county seat Tuesday and spent the day.
At Gilbert 6 Wilcox's pharmacy you
will find the purest drugs and largest
assortment Of fancy articles in the city.
John Evans, son of F. T. Evans, ST., who has
been attending college at Faribaslt Minn, has
returned to Hot Springs to spend the summer.
For Abstracts Of title call on the L..
H. Bostwick Abstract 20. Office over
State Bank.
The ladies of the Congregational church will
serve ice cream, cake. lemonade, fruit and candy
on the Fourth, at Martyrs old stand. Patronize
| them.
The pharmaceutical palace Of Gill
bert 6 Wilcox is the most magnificent
store of its kind in the Hills. Go and
see them.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve coffee, sandwiches and ice
cream on the Chautauqua grounds on
the Fourth.
Stop and consider before going far
Their. Yon can get the best meals, the
best service, and receive the closest at
tention at the Kenefck.
Why don't you dress up? Get anew
summer suit, straw hat, neck-tie, etc. j;
have some shape about you. q. q.
Wilson e. Co. have all the latest styles.
trip through the southern part of the county. Hs
reports the crops of nil kinds looking tlne-bet-
ter than for several years and tho acreage much
larger than ever before.
Be sure to test the superiority of the
Kenefick restaurant, and then you can
tell your friends that you took your
meals at the Delmonico.
i When you who live at distance
visit Hot Springs, L. V. Hunt, the hv-
eryman, will be glad to furnish you
with good team for q drive, at a rea-
sonable price.
The suits for tho base ball club have arrived
They are of light gray color and look nobby
Across the breast is written the legend s.Ho,
Springs" which indicates victory. The suits fol
the band will be here tomorrow. The enterpris
ing firm of G. E. Wilson & Co. have attended te
tho buying Of these suits and they have done the
business in a mastery manner. While speaking
of this firm, it is allowable to mention the fac
that they haYe bcen redressing their show win
dows and the display made therein is equal t.
that of tho largest metropolitan mercantile pala
ces. Be sure to give them call while in the city
Through WV. Root we learn that Dr.. Roo
ie improving, though slowly. Mrs. DR.. Root i
giving her time to Chautauqua work. Having
been already to Ottawa, Kansas. This week eh
goes to Wisconsin, where she will work in tw,
different assemblies before she comes to tn
Springs Mrs. Root has an ability for teaching a
the Chautauqua Assemblies, that is winning he
an enviable laurels The Black Hills Chautauqu
was fortunate in securing her. The STAR woul,
be exceedingly pleased, and Hot Springs woul
indeed, bo fortunate, If Mrs. Root could be in
; duced to take place in our city schools.
If you see fellow coming down tho stree
aetride bicycle, with :'do or die" look on hi
face and death grip on the handles, that fellow
Henry Marty, our popular down town furnitur
dealer. We don't caro- to say anything abou
Henry's taking the cycle up into an out of tn
{ wsy canyon until he had the ''crittcr' sort o
way wised. The animal is beginning to behav
pretty decently and will permit people to look
, over. 1t proves to be magnificent wheel and i
for sale together with as many more as can fn,
purchasers. Henry deals in them and can soil
good wheel for as little money as anybody.
you desire to see how one looks with out going t,
Marty y's furniture emporium sec the picture to b.
3 seen in the Weekly STAR,
There is STOOD for thought" in the echool Gel
: sus just returned by School Clerk uenton. TIL,
fret observation is that the ward boundaries o
the city are as nearly where they should be a
:. they could have have been located. The creates
difference in number between any ward Is but six