The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-26

Office.
McCarty sells the Dryden Bros. but
ter. Best in town.
Go and see Van Voorh,s and Nc
Nair's fine line Of cook stoves.
Bon ton -four. No Superior. Try a
sack. At McGowan's feed store.
A. M. McCartv received fine lot of
butter this morning. Price 12acts.
Insure your buildings with Sedg-
wick, Moseley s. Pease Chicago avenue.
For Abstracts of title call on the L.
H. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
If you want to buy or sell real
estate call on Sedcwick, Moseley &
Pease Chicago avenue.
a. e. I,owerins, banker from Bas-
sett, Nebr., is having fine 81 500 cot
tage erected up On Cold Brook.
G. l.. Pinkham and S. D. Cook, who
have been in the Upper Hills returned
on the stage yesterday morning.
At the Hotel Clifton trasients 50
per day; board and lodging by week
81, $s, 50 and $l0. According to rooms.
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Sarson and
son, of Omaha. relatives of T. r.
Brayton are spcnling some weeks at
the Springs.
A. NJ, McCarty our Chicago avenue
feed man, done !s150 worth of cash
business at Oelricl,s the other day, out
side Of his produce trade.
Rev. j. B. earns, A. NJ, of Rapid
City, arrived in the city yesterday
morning to participate in the college
exercises yesterday evening.
DIR. Shinnick has removed his Of
fee to the suit OF rooms over the" King
Jewelers. in Minnekahta block where
he may be found when not profession.
ally absent. Telephone Roots pharmacy
Sheriff Clifford and w. H. Frye,
went down to Ch..,lron this morning to
attend the Dickson Ferguson land case.
The argument is on the extradition of
Dickson who refuses to be brought to
Hot Springs.
Charlie Siyfela and wife returned
from their trip 10 the Northern Hills
yesterday morning we'll pleased with
their excursion. They returned in a
regular prairie schooner and are real
glad to set back.
Frank Clark, who was tried Tues.
day afternoon for dispensing the ar.
dent over the bar, was bound over to
the next term OF The district court
while out hunting bail eludca the of.
iicer and took ley bail.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will furnish ice cream and
cake to the hungry people on the
Fourth Of July, This is worthy and
and philanthroYic undertaking and
deserves your patronage.
S. B. Colson, of Fremont, who spent
: last summer in the Springs has re.
turned and will remain during the
season. He is an enthusiastic ad-
yocale Of Hot Springs as health re.
sort and thriving growing city.
Rapid City has freak of nature in
the person Of a Young negro boy who
is rania'y turning white. Tho change
of color co,n,icnced about two year.
. ago, and now his face and body are
thlckiy covered with white spots the
size of silver dollar.
Eli Abraham, a full blooded Sioux
who has been teaching the Congre
gational mission school at the Samtee
agency, and who has been spending
some time at the Springs left last
) evening for home. He feels much i'm
proved by the waters Of the Springs, las
when be came he was suffering from
inaamatory rheumatism.
The advertising car Of King {
rankings new Cclossa! show arrived
in the city yesterday morning, and the
bill posters are busy decorating til,
i boards lately put up on the vacan
+ lots The small boys are making du,
:. preparations for gaining aamittancc
:. and many are the ruses resorted to OBJ
). tain the necessary sheliels.
4 w. +. Benedict, Of Che STAR ha
y been appointed district deputy crane
master of the Odd Fellows for this dis
. trict, which comprises Hot Spring
: Lodge No. 112, Rapid City Lodge No
! SO, and Protection Lodge No. 100. W
- %. is receiving the hearty congratula
tions from his fraternal brethren. a
we'll as the citizens at large, on hi
|, appointment.
a A committee consisting of A. NJ
Lyneman, Joseph Dennis and j. A
kenetick We're around yesterday cir
culating petition to raise a fun,
e to build Catholic church on lot 4,
II and 6, block 81 of the original town
d on the corner of Chicago avenue an
i Eleventh street. The committee ar
meeting with unqualified SUCCESS, an
. the new church building will orna
- ment the top Of the hill.
j. This is good deal of whea
y country when it really gets down t
business. The crop this year will b
the largest on record, unless presen
a indications fail. Estimates of the GRO
= vary from 500 to $50 million bushels
!. = The cheerful accompaniment Of thi
. outlook is that prices will keep u,
!. !. We shall probably have 1sO to 20
- - million bushels to spare, and thi
e Europe will be glad to have and pa
gold for it.
a A. M. Kelly, who owns claim O.
IS Battle Mountain has been experiment