The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20

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Location blanks at STAR Office.
Bronze goodsof. all kinds at Van
voorhis & McNairis.
Best "White Satin" and &c. A. f."
-four ate. D. Bailey's.
For FIRST class day board 70 to the
Keneack Restaurant.
Elegant dishes and polite service at
the Kenefck Restaurant.
Native hay for sale and delivered to
any part Of the city by Henry Beals.
Visitors to the city are invited to.
dine or sup at the Kepefck restaurant.
Stationery Of all kinds will be sold
for the next ten days at cost by Gil
bert & Wilcox.
Jos. Petty has the plans about COM
pleted for a 5000 residence, to be
built this summer.
Capt. LaFleiche has obtained plans
for a neat four room cottage to be
built in the early spring.
w. 1. Colvert will move his tin shop
to the building now occupied Ivy Henry
Marty as a furniture store, on April
LIST. 2w.
Don't forget that you can buy sta
tionery Of ell kinds at and below cost
for the next ton days at Gilbert & Will.
COX.
A new lunch room is being put up
on Chicago avenue between 9th and
9TH streets, but who the enterprlsing
parties are, we have not learned.
The Miller Republican offers one
years subscription to hat journal free
if anyone will tell the editor how much
the farmers were benefited by the late
Independent legislature.
Alex Smith, Of Custer has purchased
the building, formerly occupied by
Capt. LaFle,che for a harness shop,and
will convert the same into a restau-
rant. He is moving in today.
Theo Figge, Chadron, sells single
buggy harness at $500, double harness
$1,000, solid farm harness $1,000, best
style farm harness $500, wool lined
saddles $1,000. Satisfaction guaran.
teed Or money refunded. Send for
price list.
Conner Bros. have sold A. NJ. Appel
get, the attorney from Tscums.h, Neb.,
lots !, 2 and 8 in block 8, Stewards
End addition. This is one Of the fines.
residence locations in the city, and Mr..
Appelget proposes to build a fine s
room house at once.
The decision Of the Boyd Thayer
contest case in Nebraska will probab-
~ not be reach in less than two weeks.
1t is claimed that two of the justices
favor Boyd, while the third favors
1hayer. Two briefs were filed Tres.
day by Boyd's attorneys, and the end
is not yet.
A fine specimen of a snowy owl is
on exhibition in the window of Free
lands lunch room. 1t is the handiwork
Of Arthur Cooper, a competent taxider-
mist, who has lately arrived here from
Kansas. Work Of this kind will re.
ceive prompt attention, if he is Motif.
ed by postal, or word left at Freeland's
Telegraph operator Winston, whose
ambition seems to be to become a high
Kicker, while practicing this noon, 90.
his feet tangled in the ceiling Of the
depot and fell on his neck aud right
arm; luckily escaping the brcakage Of
one, hut badly bruising the other. He
feels somewhat discouraged, and will
do no more high kicking.
Rev. T. N. shanafelt, d. d., Of
Huron, will preach for Rev. Sweet in
the church, Sunday, A. NJ, and even.
ing. He will speak also at the Sol.
dlers' Home in the afternoon. He !,
an old soldier, and will preach to hi
comrades a G. A. r. sermon. Prof
Emo Of the K. Of P. Band will assist II
the musical part Of the services boil
in the afternoon and evening.
. Mr.. Arthur Nowlan, of Hastings
Neb., has been visiting Hot Spring
: for the past few days, and through tn,
genial influence Of the spring-lik,
atmosphere, was induced to part will
his luxuriant crop Of auburn whiskcr
5 at the hands Of M of our popula,
: tonsorial artists. It is now moote,
/. about the city that said barber has o,
hand a new supply Of fine cut chewin,
Q tobacco, at reduced rates.
City Engineer Scott is today con
Meeting the levels all over the city. H
8 has established a nermanent bencl
mark on . the corner Of the Fargo
8 Dickover building and will refer al
. levels to this B. M. Probably it woul
Q be a good idea to get the elevation Q
h onsea.. ~ors~k ~. A.. N1NV-L-