The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-13

Tho epicureans dine at the Ksns6ck
restaurant.
]. B. Dickovet. our popular mayor,
is improving.
Good butter and eggs at Alden 4
Titus, feed store.
A 6rst class sewing machine, brand
new, tor sale. Inquire ct this olRes.
Go to The City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. g. Buck, Prop.
DR.. Briggs has removed his Office
from shann's building to Callahan's
Drug store.
Van voorhis & McNair are building
an addition TO their hardware store to
be used as a warehouse.
DR.. Howell is moving into the rooms
over shann's meat market. lately oc-
cupied by Drs. Stanley & Briggs.
A. s. Fielding, waited at his ranch
Tor The train to come up yesterday, but
was disappointed and "hoofed" 1t I'M
this morning.
Rev. Nagent, superintendent Of the
Presbyterian Missions Of the Black
Hills is confined to his home by illness.
Rapid City Republican.
John s,dey's specimen store near
the pavilion is being taken down, and
Homer Moore is using the lumber to
build an ice house near the depot.
Mrs. w. H. Wood expects to remove
from Cascade to Hot Springs as o
as spring opens. Mrs. Wood will be q
valuable acquisition to Hot Springs
society.
The good news comes from Lead that
the epidimic Of dlphtheria in that city
has been suppressed and the schools,
a.tera three weeks suspension have
re-opened.
The Wild cat at John sidey's is be-.
coming somewhat tanner, and is a fair
specimen Of the wild animals that in
habit the region Of the Hills, in out Of
the way places.
G. A. Jarvis, who has been travelling
considerably the past few months, will
start for Salt Lake, Ogden and other
western points, to look after his
property interests, as soon as the roads
are opened. MI. Jarvis in his travels
never forgets to put in a good word
for Hot Springs.
Latest returns say that the two snow
ploughs On the Elkhorn have met at
Buffalo Gap, and that the road is now
open. The Hot Springs train came in
last night and the freight went ont
this morning. The train blockaded at
Valentine is expected to reach here
sometime today with the eastern mail.
The First National Bank have their
new sign put up on the Fargo & Dick
building. 1t is the finest sign in
the city. being raised gilt letters on a
black back ground and ornaments the
side of the building already Of tasty
design. The bank will remove from
its present temporary quarters to their
new Office as seen as the room is ready
to receive them.
'T'ony" Wolfe, who is confined to
the house with a severe cold, is en-
ploying his leisure time in %concoctlng
plans for the erection Of three resident
houses on his lots on Lincoln and Chi
cago avenue. This will be a paying
investment, as there are not near
houses enough to accommodate the
anticipated spring arrivals.
Peter Henerly, of Deadwood, a cous-
in of Joseph Marty, and an old time
of Fall River county, is visit
ing the city and looking after his ranch
below town. He is engaged in bust
ness in Deadwooa, and will return to
that city in a few weeks. He says
Hot Springs has improved wonder
fully during his absence, and prophe-
sizes that it will be the metropolis of
the Hills.
This being an exceedingly fine, warm
day, the sleighs are out, and the merry
Of the bells are heard in all d.
rections. Hot Springs has some Of the
finest turnouts in the Hills. We have
Of tho finest specimens of ma
lures noblemen, some of the fairest of
the fair ladies and splendid specimens
of the equine species on earth. These
with a beautifully decorated cutter
make a combination that is hard to
beat.
The Fareo& Dickover building is
having the finishing touches put on.
The corrugated iron ceiling Of the
store room is about half up, the bank
ing room has the rough coat Of plaster
drying and in the basement. which is
to be used for county Offices, the car
penters are puttinp on fha casinos and