The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-22
fton Thu.sdays Dasly.
Location blanks At srAn ofics.
Hay. corn and oats at McC Carty's.


Location blanks at SrAR ofics.
Hay, corn and oats at McC Carty's.
i Go to White Bros. for choicest steaks,
and quick delivery.
1 The Evans stone block is now in the
hands Of the plasters.
5000 Rolls Of Wall paper in the Ia
test patterns at Martyrs.
| Do not fail to see the new summer
suits Of q. E. Wilson & Co.
WAxrEp.-A dining-room girl at
Mrs. Kenefick's Restaurant.
Cabbage, and other green vegetables
at White Bros. meat market.
Finest line Of candies, fruits and
cigars in town, at the Pavilion.
One third your life is spent in bed
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
"Where did you get that bathing
suit? "At Wilson e. Co.'S, Of course.
WANT TO TRADE:-An elegant solid
Eold watch for good driving horse.
Enquire at this Office.
You can buy new summer suit at
G. E. Wilson & Co.'S, cheaper than you
can have your old ones cleaned.
Information is wanted by Phil
Sprague, of Vlllisca, Iowa, Of Jim
Sprague, last seen in Deadwood.
That enterprising firm Of G. E.
Wilson & Co., disposed of over thirty
Of their new suits since the 18th inst.
Gov. Mellette is reported to have
said that he will appoint to the vacant
judgeship only man Of his own polit-
ical faith.
You may need a new harness, either
single or double. A H Cloupek has
some in stock, or can build something
that will snit you.
G. E. Springer has been spending
the last few days down at Sandstone
in company with A. w. Odell, looking
over the stone quarries.
Talk about your good eating, your
square meals, your fine service, but go
to the Kene6ck, the Delicatessen Of
the Hills and be satisfied.
Or. Shinnick's Office is in the Min
nekahta Hotel, until further notice,
the reports of interested persons to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
A. NJ. McCarty has opened his new
-four and feed store on Chicago ave.
nue. opposite the Ferguson House. Go
to him for butter and eggs.
F. H. Whittemore, Of Ashland, Neb.,
has just returned to Hot Springs, and
is intending to open a photograph
gallery when desirable location can
be found.
John Sidey is spending another week
in the Bad Lands in search of speci-
mems. As a prospector Mr.. Sidey has
proved a success heretofore and will
come back with a satchei full.
The quantity of lumber that Hulst &
Price are selling these day is a caution.
They handle every thing kept in a
first-class yard, and can fill any kind
of bill Of building material.
Chas. S. Whitehead, of the Chadron
Journal came in yesterday on the
freight, and took in the town in news
paper style. He called on the STAR
and spent pleasant half-hour.
The many friends of Mrs. G. p.
Taylor will be sorry to learn that she
was suddenly called home, to Laporte,
Ind, last evening. by a telegram sum-
moning her to the bedside of her
dying mother.
A social and literary entertainment
will he given in the college chapel,
Friday evening next, rnder the aus
pices of the Epworth League. Come
and have good time. Everybody in
vited. No admission fee
The Hatchet sign on the Fargo Dick
over block was blown loose yesterday
morning and dangled in the air threat
ening the heads of passers-by for some
hours. Sometimes the sign of the
hatchet is more dangerous than the
weapon itself.
Jas. r. Kelly returned yesterday
from Hot Springs where he has been
for the past week enjoying the healing
waters Of that popular resort. Jim says
that Hot Springs is booming, new
buildings going up constantly, real
estate in ready demand and everyone
seems to be doing well.-Lead City
Tribune.
Davis & Durand have leased the
west room of the new building on the
corner of River and Minnekahta av-
enues, and will move their tonsorial
parlors therin at once. instead of into
the room now occupied by Gilbert &
Wilcox, as originally intended. AL
though across the river this will be a
splendid location.
i Robert A. Farmer, of Washington,
D. c., who is topographer of the
United States Geological Survey de-
partment, has arrived IN the Black
Hills. He is to meet @. N. Fitch,
chief Of the western division of the
geological department, in the RAPID
City on the 21st inst. On the arrival
Of Mr.. Fitch they will Immediately
, start out on the Typographical survey
of the Black Hills.
MARR1ED:-On Wednesday evening,
May 20, 1891, the Congregational Min
lister, Rev. E. E. Frame united in the
holy bonds of matrimony Mr.. w. F.
Moore and Miss Nellie M. Rickerson
both Of Hot Springs. The hymenial