The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-15
HOT SPRINGS STAR
BENEDICT & AANFORD,
pRopR1EroRs.
NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES
From Fridays Daily.


Mrs. Dave Ferguson was up from
the ranch yesterday.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Van
Voorhis s. McNair's.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Sol Star and his entire ticket were
elected at the municipal election, last
Tuesday in Deadwood.
O. T.. Kinney, assistant cashier of
the Bank of Rushville, Neb, is in tho
Springs on business and pleasure.
Walter Scott has just completed the
laying out and plating of The GODDARD
addition to the city OF Hot Springs.
One Of the neatest and most popu-
lar restaurants in the Hills is that of
Mrs. j. A. Kenefick on Chicago avenue.
The ditch for laying the water flume
for the dynamo plant, along East Riv-
er avenue and Main street was begnn
yesterday morning.
The State Bindery and the Pierre
Daily Capital have been consolidated
and will hereafter be under the man
agement of the Daily Capital Company.
Major Eaton has been heard from
at Los Angeles, Cal In his letter he
says he is feeling much better, which
will be good news to his many frieads.
James S. White, John Q. Ferguson
and Friedrich M,clenz, of Hot Springs,
and John +. Hunt, Of Oelrichs. have
made homestead filings in the Rapid
City land Office.
w. p. Phillips, our county commits
sioner and real estate rustler is having
a substantial sidewalk put down
around his corner on Chicago avenue
and Sixth street.
Native and eastern lumber, laili
shingles. stucco, cement, and all kinds
of building material, at the yard OF
Rptfalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
Minnellahta Block.
Wood Craven. from the head of Red
CANYON, vas in the city yesterday and
in company with Clarence Jones. OF
the Herald force, called on the "owls'
of the STAR. Ill the evening.
The Minnekahta Bank has moved
from ITS old down town quarters and
ami gone in with the Hot Spring.
State Bank. Tho two banks have
consolidated and will conduct then
E'-siness at ,l.e up town bank.
II. A. Heath, a special agent of tbe
United State department of asricul'
ture, is in South Dakota collecting
statistics and securing information OF
the sheep business, which is attracting
considerable attention abroad.
Harvey Mosley when he returned
to Hot Springs from his visit to Aims
worth, Neb., brought with him fine
span Of black horses and carriage IL
suit. This outfit is for his own specia
benefit, editication and enjoyment.
Fred @. Willor is putting up a build
ins, on the rear end of his lot on tl'
corner of River avenEc and Sixth stree
thvt will be 12x22 feet and . feet high
The building is TO be used by Fire,
Morrison for manufacturing iswclr,
shop.
The superstructure os the Baptis
church is being raised and the new CHI
flee is beginning to look like very
substantial building. Ire enterpris,
of our Baptist friends is commendabl
and their new house of worship orna
ments one of the prettiest sites in TIL
city.
The STAR incldcntly learned that TIL
Dudley Reporter had a new editor a
helm last week. In the absence of Mi
Melburne Miss Tillie Craven occupie
the distinguished clair and handle
the scissors. The STAR welcomes Mis-
Tlllie into the realm of newspaperdor
and may glorlovs success crown he
efforts.
Among the outgoing city officers wa
one who has gained for himself tn
highest esteem of the entire counci
as we'll as of those who have had an
business to transact with him, and h
has deserved the sincere thanks of I'll.
counsel and mayor for the bushes
like and thorough manner in whic
the business of the city has bee
attended. The STAR joins the numel
Gus throng in Offering unstinted prals
to L. II. Wells, late city audit or, fo
the able manner in which he ha
handled the business of the city durin
lns term of Office. The council unar
imously rendered him, through TIL
d mayor, another term, but as Nj
Wells expects to leave the city in fe,
months he Thought it hest not
accept. The city has lost a good Office
and it is hoped that Tom will win til
success he so we'll deserves in til
future.
From Saturdays Daily.
S. Loudenback is quite unweli.
Picture frames made by Marty.
MIR. and Mrs. G. j. Wilson were IL
from Oe!richs yesterday.
For harness of all kinds go to Va
Voorhis 4 McNair's Hardware store.
Our enthusiastic young men ccu
no better than organize fire compar
If you want a good square meal, 8
to the Hot Springs Boarding Hous
JonS BEADz, Proprietor.
Picking flowers on May /, and MAJ
ing snowhalls on May 2 was spectac
witnessed i'll the Black Hills.
A new printing outfit has been pu