The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-10
From Saturdays Daily.

store Of w. r. Castle.
One third your life is spent in bed.
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
For harness Of all kinds 60 to Van
voorhis & McNair's Hardware store.
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
Office.
Bartlett Richards, one Of Chadron's
prominent bankers, is doing business
in u city.
Lew Payne has sufficiently recovered
from his late illness to attend to
business.
Miss Conner, Of Wankon, Iowa, has
charge Of the dry goods department Of
S. G. Fargo & Son.
Rumor has it that John Shortell will.
return to Hot Springs in a few days
and engage in business.
Frank Mcdowell came in from the
ranch and is visiting Joe Marty, the
Hot Springs lumber
The terms Of officers Of Incorporated
cities begins on the first Monday of
May after their election.
The Office of the Hot Springs House
is being calsomined, and the entire
house is being renovated.
II. b. Raines, of Independence,
Iowa, brother of Miss Raincs, Of this
city came in this morning.
John Bca,lz, family returned from
Nebraska tins morning and John
wears a smile as long as his cvoss-cut
saw.
Geo. w. Molly, John A Kenefck
and Philip Wesch made homestead
entries before the Rapid City land
office yesterday.
II. y. Conner, our first-class secretary
of the board of trade, has an ab>cess
IN his ear and is suffering intensely.
DIR. Adams was called and relieved
him.
100 lbs. Of granulated sugar retails
for S:4.75 in Sioux City. In Brooklyn
Z lbs. retaiis for 32 cents. The rise
in price is sad to be attributable to
the Mckinley bill.
Hon. Hugh j. Campbell is candidate
for mayor of Yankton on the indie.
pendent ticket. The municipal elect.
ion in that city is liable to he a heated
affair as there are three tickets in the
field.
Charlie Larson in undertaking to dc
some fine work yesterday, mistock his
finger for a chair round, Che works al
Henry Marty's 81 sawed off the mont.
end Of his thumb.
Messrs. Lake & Jenkins, t%onsoria.
artists are giving their customers the
very best of service. They are occupy
ing Fred Ferry old stand. The pub
lie is SURE of good serviceat their hands
Messrs. Fargo & Dickover are getting
their immense stock of goods arranged
When their store room is completed
and their stock placed, the SrAn viii
give the establishment an extende,
write up.
NJ. G. Narnes is charging his resi-.
dcncc as to it accommodate himself
aud family. Tae partition will then
i,e removed from his store building
and the Whole filled with his spring
purchase OF goods.
Reports ONE that Tinan Spangler
the whllom editor of the Minnekahta
Herald is studying law at Mitchell
The STAR wishes him success and
would like to see him rise to the top
most round of the ladder.
Rey. j. w. Hancher went to Rapid
City yesterday morning, at which place
he was on program to deliver the
opening address before the Black Hill
Educational Association which begun
a session at Rapid City yesterday.
S. ID. Cook, who has been confined
TO his home for nearly two weeks will
the grip, is around again and able IL
attend to business. He is not entirel,
recovered, however, and will leave fol
Hot Springs, S, d., tomorrow to spent
a few wceks.-SioMr City Journal.
Prof. G.. L.. Pinkham, ex-superin
tendent of public instruction of Soutl
Dakota. arrived at Deadwood Tuesday
and will remain in the Hills a few
weeks. He may possibly interest him
self in the country as he is favorabl,
impressed with the Hills.-Stmyi
Aareytiser.
A gentleman by the name Il. A
Taylor, Of Redfeld, this state, cam
to the Springs about two weeks ag
suffering from inAammatory rheu
matism, and was in so critical a con
dition that he had TO be carried fron
MS place of lodging to the bat