The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-20
NOTES
From Mond.y's Daily.
Fur overcoats, Elsoy's Beehive.

Fur overcoats, Elscy's Beehive.
New stock of location notices at this
Office.
G. CASTOR, Of Minnekahta, was do
ing business at the hub today.
H. r. Bollard, of Sioux City, came
in Sunday morning from the east.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. BUCK. Prop.
For Abstracts Of title call on the l..
H. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. q. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Hon. A. s. Stewart left for Omaha
last evening. An important business
matter takes him there.
By proclamation Of President Har-
rison, Thanksgiving day is set for
next week Thursday the, 26th inst.
F. A. Harmon came down from
Deadwood Sunday, to take baths and
enjoy a day or SO in this metropolis. :
J.B. CLARK aud D.Crogan two promi-
nent citizens Of Custer, Are in the city
for a few days recreation. They are
stopping at the Hot Springs House.
Among the tourists and travelling
men who Sundsyed in the Springs are
o. H. Culver, Omaha; w. J. Mar, Des
Moines; Frank L. Allen, Chicago: L.
NJ. Culvert, Oregon.
Doc. Price, who has been doing
mason work in Hot Springs, for some
time past, left yesterday m%ornining
for Rapid, where he will go to work
for the Northwestern railroad cam
pany putting ~culvcrts.
The temperature changed yesterday
to colder, and toward evening snow
began falling and continued until into
the night. This morning = cold west
wind was blowing. Today the wealth.
er has been clear but cold.
What a beautiful sight we witnessed
last night, watching the flakes
chase each other over the face of the
moon. The eclipse Of the moon wa:
effectuallyeclipsed from the inhabitants
of this portion Of the mundane sphere
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Porter returned
yesterday morning from their trip tc
Fremont, Lincoln and Omaha, and
took up their quarters at the Parrot
They report having a very pleasant
trip, and express themselves as glad
to get back to Hot Springs.
A letter received ibis mmrning from
Canton says that snow was falling ane
that the wind was in the north, strong
and very cold. The writer was Geo.E
Benedict, and he expressed a desire Il
be again at Hot Springs, saying tina
the climate there was much more try
ing than here.
Ralph McHoes, a Typographical
tourist" came over from the Gap OF
this afternoons freight and will re
turn this evening. Ralph, though
young, is an all round good printer
and there are not many ''prints" in th'
Hills that can get around him so fa
as swiftness is concerned.
Ted Gallagher has the occasion t
think that some of his eastern friend
are playing tricks on him. This morn
ing lie receive by express a diamon'
ring. The setting is extra large, bein,
about the size of a walnut, while tn
band is very light in size. Ted canno
see why they didn't send it by freight
You want to spend one evening Q
social enjoyment, at least, befor
Thanksgiving, do you not? Then al
tend the social at Edmund Petty's lin
new residence on Friday evening
With their new residence they hav
a large, magnificent family album
which will be displayed for the frs
time on that evening. 1t is quaint
style and interesting TO see. You al
invited to come and see it.
All hearts are now waiting long
ingly for Thanksgiving. After Thanks
eiviving the next attraction will I
the fine opera "Pirates Of Penzance.
Home talent will place it upon til
stage, and the company which has o
ready been practicing nearly tw
months, will by that time have a
quired great proficiency in ii
rendition Of the same. Prof. Dor
6tinson has had charge Of the wor
which il a guarantee Of success. I'll
dates are fixed for the 4th and 5tt {
December.