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

The DAILY STAR reaches its 15Oth
number this evening.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
Railroad Conductor F. Burns was
ordered to the nam line yesterday.
o. L. Runkins will take charge of the
run from Hot Sprigs to Buffalo Gap.
This morning a gentle snow began
falling, and it has the appearance of
Keeping steadily at it FOR some time to
come. We want lots Of snow and
we have heard no objections to a heavy
fall. It is the best thing that could
happen to this country.
Otto Moor, of Hot Springs, made a
cash entry in the land Office this MORN
ing and Edward A. Cole, Of Buffalo
Gap, made final homestead proof.
The receiving Of these two enteries was
the only business transacted at the land.
office today.-Rapid City Republican.
G. A. Jarvis returned yesterday
morning from his extended trip through
Wyoming, Colorado and Washington
states. He was on abusiness and pleas
ure tour. He took in the whole Pacific
coast and reports everything booming,
and thinks that, with the exceptions of
the Black Hills, that is the finest coun-
try out of doors.
The large plate glass windows for
tho Fargo & Dickover buildings arrived
last evening and are being unloaded
today. There are five plates 64Ax1164
inchss; three plates 62ax1164 inches,
and two plates 5Sxs9 inches, altogether
weighing 2,45O pounds. This imposing
cdifice is fast approaching completion
and i'll early spring will be occupied
from basement to attic. 1t is PIE
eminently the ornamental building Of
Chicago avenue.
Local business en- the Elkhorn is
rapidly picking up, as is seer by the
larger freight trains pulling into Hot
Springs. Yesterday twofrsight trans
were run in, both heavily loaded with
freight for Hot Springs. This is evil
dence conclusive that our city is doing
an immense business, though every
thing may seem quiet. With the ad-
5 vent of spring, business will lie rush
ing and pushing and everybody busy.
To further adorn and beautify our
already handsome city, the STAR would
suggest the rropricty of each and ev-
cry ~ owning a lot, planting trees
about it. Any kind Of trees will do,
! and with very little care when started,
they could be induced to grow rapidly
and our residence streets be greatly
improved. There is nothing like a
handsome set Of shade trees to improve
the bare looks of residence lots. Let
us ali plant trees.
From Mondays D.ily.
. A.. B. Head is able to be out and
) around after his severe illness.
Try a sack Of G. d. Isailey's best
. -four. 1t will give satisfaction.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. g. S. Buck,
J Proprietor.
Mrs. Kenefick has recovered from
her recent illness, and is again attend
ing the restaurant.
A little child of Mr.. Dennis was ta-
, ken very sick last night, but is some
, what better this afternoon.
The thermometer registered ten de-
/. grees below zero this morning. 1t was
, one of the coolest of the season, SO far.
/, Hugh Freeland will start for Chi.
/. cago, New York and other eastern
points. He will be gone about a
month.
Ii YOU WANT TO Buy OH SELL REAL Es.
STATE 1T WILL DE To YouR ADVANTAGE ro
1 SEE E. j, MOORE, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFICE souru OF THE GILLESPIE"
1t is reported that the tram from
J Omaha, yesterday was compelled to re.
turn to Norfolk on account of the
J blizzard that was raging in Nebraska
: MAnE,Ep-At Rapid City, s. d., on
Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1891, Miss Carrie
, Olson to MI. w. A. Wheeler, both Of
I Hot Springs. The STAR extends con.
CALCULATIONS.
;. w. A. Wheeler and wife came ir
: yesterday over the 3. & NJ. from Dead.
wood. They will occupy their neat
. little cottage and in a few days will BIZ
costly at home.
Native and eastern lumber, lath
shingles, stucso, cement, and all kind,
Of building material, at the yard o.
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north o.
Ninnckahta Block.
The bill introduced by Schol6eld, o.
Custer county, providing for the list