The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-05
Observation-Disclosures

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
From Tuesday's Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Oats and corn at Magowan's.
Location blanks at STAR Office.
Summer suits at G. E. Wilson & Cos.
Blank leases for sale at the STAR
Office.
Ed. King, the king jeweler, is down
from Deadwood.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
aud comfortable beds.
@. 8. Buck, Prop.
Bartlett Richards, a prominent bank
or Of Chadfon, Neb., spent Sunday in
our beautiful city.
Ed. Blakey, one of the prominent
business men Of Oslrichs, spent yester-
day in the county seat.
IL you want to buy or sell real
estate call on Sedcwick, Moseley &
Pease Chicago avenue.
s. Loudenback is having his real
estate Office on Minnekahta avenue
lowered to the grade of the sidewalk.
A. 7. Vandervort, an eminent law
yer OF Custer, was in the city yester.
day on trip of business and pleasure.
Linwell Vincent, son of the popular
hardware merchant. is fast recovering
from severe attack of quinsy, under
the care of DR.. Cheney.
G. L. Thorpe, of Lincoln, Neb., was
in the city Sunday. 1t is reported
that be intends putting general mer-
chandise store at Cascade.
Jud Grant. who represents D. NJ.
Steele &. Co., of Omaha, and formerly
Black Hills man, spent Sunday in
the city the guest of E. Eisey.
Next Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock, the Fire meeting will be held.
This concerns uc all. Let there be a
rousinR meeting at the pavilion.
Rev. j. W. Hancher returned from
his eastern trip Saturday evening and
will again take up his line of duties
as president of the Black Hills college.
j. G. Carson, Of the wholesale house
of Lee, Clark e. Anderson left last
week for a trip to the north of Ireland
to visit his parents. He will be gone
for some months.
Morris Liebman, of Deadwood, will!
open large dry goods store July 1, in
building to be erected at once on the
site now occupied by the Buffalo Gap
Lumber Company.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias meets iu Madison today. The
lodge Of that city, ably assisted by the
citizens, have made ample preparations
for grand time.
Messrs. Fishell Bros. of Deadwood,
have concluded to open general mer-
chandise store in building to be erect
ed at once, ON the site now occupied by
Sharon Evans livery barn.
WV. Fisher, the drayman moved
the large safe from the old room of
the Minnekahta bank, to the new quar-
ters Of the Hot Springs State bank,
which will soon be ready for occupancy.
FL. Ireland. Of Hay Springs. Neb.,
representing the Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine company, Of Springfield.
Ohio, spent Sunday in the city and
left yesterday, via the B. e. M. for
Edgemont.
w. r. Neff, prominent farmer and
ranchman from south of Oelrichs, was
in the city Yesterday. He is settling
up his business and making arrange
ments to remove to Fremont, Neb., to
90 into business.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Buck visited the
parents Of Mrs. Buck, near Oclrlchs,
Sunday. The STAR Office Is adorned
with a handsome bouquet of wild
flowers, which they gathered along the
river. Many thanks for the floral gift
A. NJ. Lyneman did not hold his
usual auction sale on Saturday last,
out Of respect to the old soldiers, who
were commemorating Decoration Day
He has large list of-stock for next
Saturday, which he will sell a 2 p. M
In this issue Of the STAR DR.. Adams
presents his card to the public. The
doctor has been with us for sometime
and through his close attention and
thorough knowledge of medicine he
has built for himself a large and lucra.
tive. practice.
Mrs. John Filling left Sunday even.
ing along with Master Jessie for q
visit to Iowa. Mr., Filling will 90 tc
Montana to associate himself in bust
ness with his brother. Their late resi-.
dence has been sold to an eastern party
and will be occupied by DR.. Howell
until his residence is completed.
In the fsport of the exercises held a,
the hall on Decoration Day, the srAr
was misinformed as 10 the members oi
the quartsfte who supported Mrs. A
9. Stewart in singing sThe Veteran,
Last Song. The quartette consisted
Of Mrs. A. 81. Stewart; Miss Gray, ]. G
Dickover and e. r. Hare. The STAT
eheerfully makes the correction.