The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-20
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From Thursday's Daily.
Blank bills of sale at this ofice.

Blank bills of sale at this office.
Mercury stood one below zero this
morning.
Tho track is being raised in front Of
the Union depot.
o, Ferguson returned from his Chi
cage and st. Louis trip this morning.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
j. w. Hutcheson, Of Deadwood is
taking in the city and trying the Gel
ebrated waters.
The B. & NJ. wire was put into the
Western Union telegraph Office in
Minnekahta Block today.
While the wind wa blowing here
with such tremendous force, North
Dakota was experiencing a blizzard.
d. Lafferty, Of Deadwood, was one
of the arrivals on the south bound
train last evening. He will be hero a
day or SC.
GenlJ j. B. Pattee, who it will be
remembered took a course of baths at
the Springs in 1890, died at Canton
Tuesday evening of Bright's disease.
A. d. Clark, one of Buffalo Gaps
most prominent citizens, was upon our
streets today. Mr.. Clark was formerly
editor and proprietor of the News, a
paper published at that place not long
since.
Last evenings passenger from the
north bore quite a number of Upper
Hills people, and among several others
from Rapid City was j. j. McNamora,
who intends spending a few days try
ing the waters Of this place, and look
oyer the town.
VIM. McCready, who will be re-
mcmbcred by our citizens as making a
speech in the school house one evening
during the campaign, in the interest Of
the Independent party, came down
from Spearfsh last evening and spent
the day. Mr.. McCrcady thinks this a
delightful resort for recreation.
OF those visiting our city today we
notice w. j. Wood, Ii of the most
prominent buincss men Of Buffalo Gap
Mr.. Wood carried the %laraes4 stocS
Of merchandise iii that town, and wa
unfortunate enough to lose owe,
100000 worth of his goods in the fire
Sunday. We hopo MIR. Wood viii
now conclude to locate over here, and
regain his lost wealth.
There is little doubt that many per
sons suffer for years with ailments
that could easily be cured by the us'
of some simple remedy. The following
incident is an illustration of this fact
My wife was troubled with a pain i,
her side the greater part of the tim,
for three years, until cured by Chamber
. lain's Pain Balm. 1t has, 1 think, per
manently cured her. We also hav,
used Chamberlain's Cough Remed,
whenever needed and believe 1t to b
the best in the world. p. NJ. Boston
nennville, Sullivan Co., Missouri
For sale by all druggists. tt.
Senator Pett;grew has been the own
er OF a fine herd of buffalo which h
kept in South Sioux Falls, where the,
were weekly visited by hundreds o
people anxious to see a wild buffalo
The herd consisted of twenty animal
and was the only lerd in the state an,
). the third in size in the world. Bufal
= Jones, of Kansas, has a herd of eighty
while a ranchman in Montana has
herd of thirty-six. Senator Pettigre,
was three years collecting them. Mos
Of them zane from Texas, some frol
the Black Hills, some from Montan
and two from Illinois. The increas
during the three years has been sever
of which three were half breeds an
one three quarters buffalo. There
one animal in the herd, half Gal!owa
and half buffalo, which is the only an:
NAL of the kind in the world. Til
herd Of buffalos the senator has Jus
sold to Sam Hill, of Minneapolis, f.
the reason that he would be at Wast
lngton for the next nine or ten month
and the herd would suffer during hi
absence. The senator says that th
theory that the buffalo is about to 9
out of existence, is out Of the question
1asthey readily breed while in captivity