The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-08

I ly all our citizens.
been ably sustained
Kellar and E. D. Nd
%. Wilson has maint
secution on the part
with signal ability. Mi!
behalf Of the state CLOSE
yesterday afternoon and coul
journed until ten o'clock this morI
From Saturdays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
A. NJ. McCarty, from Oe!richs is
spending a day in the city.
Try sack of G. d. Bailey's best
-four. 1t will give satisfaction.
Picture moulding IAN elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
II you want a good square neal, go
to the Hot Springs Boarding House.
JOHN BEADz, Proprietor.
DR.. o. n. McKellar, of De Smet, S.
o., came i'll on the Tuesday evenings
train.
L. Q. Taylor, one of the prominent
real estate men of Buffalo Gap, spent
Friday in the county seat.
J: j, Farley, wife and children of
Philadelphia, are visiting Hot Springs
for health, wealth and pleasure.
1t is reported that II. E. Moore will
have charge Of the pavilion and bowl
ing alley during the coming season,
Capt. Taylor, who has been rustica-
ting at the Springs for several days left
last evening for Santiago, California.
Write W. r. Stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. d., for prices, or other ,n-
formation regarding monuments or
beadstones. 4Stf
J. S. Noodle started for Chicago last
evening for the purpose of purchasing
ona thousand bathing suits. for the
plunge bath.
u. 7. Piercs's new building on Min
nckahta avenue has received coat Of
paint and is being otherwise finished
for occupancy.
NJ. v. VanCuran, better known as
I"Coal Oil Johnny" representing the
Consolidated Tank Line company, is.
down from Sturgls.
Mrs. n. l.. Morris, who comes from
Oelrichs to establish a millinery store
Oh Minnckahta avenue is moving int
her new store room.
A carload Of maple, elm and several
other kinds Of trees were received
Thursday for ornamenting the park
about the plunge bath.
| The county commissioners were en-
gagged yesterday in signing the court
house bonds. They will meet IN
regular session next Monday.
In the case of the State VS. Dearduff
that came mp this afternoon change
of venue was taken and the case will
be tried before Judge Calhoun.
Tom. Cotton has brought his dairy
outfit from over near Newcastle and
while camped up in the gu!ch is look.
ing for location to start dairy.
The case of the state VS. Frush was
closed yesterday morning after
weeks trial. Frush was bound over
to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
DIR. C. q. Shinnick is resident ply
sician of the Minnekahta Hotel to
which place he has moved his Office,
and may be found when not proffes-
sionally absent.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
j. w. Martin will be held on Sunday
at 2 o'clock p. m., from the family
residence. Friends are requested to
note this announcement.
e. j. Moore has built a fight of stairs
from the river to the plateau, south of
the Minnekahta, for easy access to
his elevated property, OH which he
intends to erect fine residence.
DR.. and Mrs. J.B. Cheney went over
TO Buffalo Gap yesterday morning to
meet Mrs. Sarah Raw, mother of Mrs.
Cheney, Of Dubuque, Iowa. Mrs. Raw
comes to the Springs for her health
and will spend the summer with the
doctors family.
During this pleasant weather our
efficient city Marshal. Charlie Roe, is
busy notifying property owners to