The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-03

been selling in st. Joseph for one con
per gallon. Tho low prices wa
brought abont BY an attempt OF TIL
Standard OIL company to crush out
St. Joseph firm.
Mrs. E.. A. Williams and daughter
Of Rapid City, are down visiting he,
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Trimmer,
MI. Trimmer says that it is just eleven
years since be arrived IN Hot Springs.
George is q slayer worth talking about.
Theo Figge. Chadron, sells single
buggy harness at $500, double harness
$500, solid farm harness $500. best
style farm harness $500, wool lined
saddles $500. Satisfaction guaran.
teed or money refunded. Send for
price list. u.
Hot Springs Company have on ex.
hibition at their. Office q specimen Of
very fine pink sandstone from the
Evans quarry that take q very high
polish and is a fine quality OF building
stone. The sample is for the board Of
trade rooms.
Joseph ". Dory. Of Warsaw, ILL.,, was
troubled with Rheumatism and tried a
number Of different remedies. but SAYS
none Of them seemed to do him any
good; but finally he got hold Of one
that speedily cured him. He was much
pleased with 1t, and felt sure that other
similarly afflicted would like to know
what the remedy was that cured him.
He states for the benefit Of the public
that it is called Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. II is for sale here at so cents
per bottle by our druggists.
Last evening the Evans band
favored our citizens with some
of their excellent music, which was
highly appreciated. They serenaded
the different hotels in the upper end
OF town, then captured the hotels Of
this part. Tho boys proved themselves
to be professional musicians. and we
are in hopes that they will remain
here during the summer, at least, as
there is plenty of room here for two
bands, and as the town grows larger
one band wall not be sufficient to satisfy
our citizens and many guests. +. S.
Parker, the leader, who came from
Buffalo, N. Y.,to the Hills a short time
ago is undoubtedly a man we'll fitted
for the position and has had much ex.
perience as leader of bands in the east
his musical education has by no
means been neglected.
F. M. Allen, one Of our most promi.
nent real estate agents, who only a
short while ago purchased the Hotel
Stratton and who went to Omaha to
select the furniture for reitting the
house, diedlast night at the Hotel Min.
nekahta. While on his trip to Omaha
he contracted a very severe cold, which
developed into fatal case Of pneu'
monia, combined with heart failure
The best of medical care and the most
attentive nursing failed to revive the
sinking man and l o'clock this morning
he quietly passed away. HIS wife, who
has been tenderly watching over hin
is heartbroken 1T the loss Of a kind
generous, noble and loving husband
Hot Springs has lost n OF her mos
enterprising citizens and the bushes.
circles u Of their brightest men
The funeral ceremony will take plac'
tomorrow, Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Minnekahta hotel. Th,
remains will be taken to Boston, Mass.
for lnterment.
Prom Thursdays Daily.
Location blanks at STAR Office.
Nickel pencil tablets at STAR office
Wood taken on subscription or &C
counts at this Office.
5000 Rolls of Wall paper in the la
test patterns at Martyrs.
College students should buy penci
tablets at the STAR Office. 8 cts. eact
G. G. Fargo, Of Fargo & Son returne
this morning from a trip to Dsadwoot
Charles Rasmussen, late Of Pierre
has been employed as day clerk at til
Gillespie hotel.
Atty. R. H. Kirk, Of sturgis, arrive
last night. He is visiting the Spring
on legal business.
MRs. d. Roor has reopened her XII,
~dergarten and private school for
twelve weeks term.
Judge G. g. Bennett, Of Deadwoo
is in this metropolis on buslne
and will remain . few days.
A. A. Powell, chairman Of the boa,
Of county commissioners, has arriv,
IN the city from the IT ranch.
8 Geo Pomeroy, a popular salesm,
Of Elsey's Beehive, has been wrestli,
with IL grippe the past few days.
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