The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-29

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McCarty is daily receiving large in
volces Of produce, call and see him.
John Beadze is putting up a cottage
on Park avenue, in Phillips addition.
G, G. Fargo, wife and family, went
to Deadwocd yesterday morning on O
short visit.
MIR. Deydon, of Oelrichs, one Of the
large ranchmen Of that section, spent
yesterday in the city.
The roof and upper story of Elscy's
new mansion on the hill is recelvine
its first coat of paint.
Gus. States, general agent Of the
J. I. G. Threshing Machine company, of
Lincoln, Nebr., is in the city.
The club house just south of the pa,
vilion is fast nearing completion, and
will soon be ready 70. occupancy.
The board Of county commissioners
met Yesterday pursuant to adjourn
mcnt and adjourned to meet today.
The framework of the new clut
house on Evans Hill is partly UP and
a large force of carpenters are hurry.
rying things along.
Z. s. Ames, Of Pawnee, Neb., a
nephew of Mrs. A. S. Stewart, arrived
in the city yesterday morning on a
visit to his relatives.
Rumor says that new boot and
shoe store will be opened in the Nc
Kay building, on Minnekaiita avenue
about the first of tie week.
The lawn on the west side of the
river, opposite the Hotel Minnekahta
is being ornamented with many small
trees, and otherwise being improved.
Miss NJ. Druse, the Hot Springs mil
liner, went over to Buffalo Gap, yes
terday morning to fit out the ladies OF
that ambitious burg with millinery
goods.
,. The Reeves -Darkdall case occupied
the attention of Judge Kanable's court
all day yesterday, with A. NJ. Appel.
get as attorney for the prosecution
and E. d. Norton for the defence.
The carpenters began yesterday tc
raise the cupola of the new Baptist
church. The building is enclosed and
the roof nearly completed. The inside
work will be pushed as fast as possible
The Hot Springs company is having
an addition built to the Hot Spring;
State Bank to be used by the Grabil
Portrait and, View company of Dead
wood and Hot Springs as an art
gallery.
Word has been received from DIR
Root, who went to his fathers home in
Nebraska a week or ten days ago, to
the effect that he is gradually improv'
ing. This will be good news to his
many friends in Hot Springs.
1t appears that Don Porter has de
cided to make for0 beauty out Of
the lawn in front Of The Minnekahta
There is nothing that adds more te
the pleasure and qualification of sum
mer tourists than the sight of many
beautiful flowers.
Lewis Ross, colored ''crap shooter
who has been doing the town for ths
past week, was brought before Judge
Benedict yesterday morning oil ths
charge of carrying firearms within tht
city limits. He was assessed the usua
fine, and paying. departed poorer, il
\
Messrs. jerks and Payne have be
come settled in their new tonsorial
parlors on Chicago avenue, below Gtl
street, and have fixed neat and tast,
little shop. They have been in busi
ness so long in the city that nearly
everyone knows them. Both are eX
perienced and able BARRIERS and guar
antee satisfactory work,
| Sidey e. Moore have placed mounted
specimens of all kinds of birds, beast
and fishes obtainable in their museum
As specimen store this is said Il
be the finest in the Black Hills. Eithe
one or the other, of the proprietors i
out iii the Upper Hills or in the Ba,
Lands, nearly all tie time, in searcl
Of specimens. Curosities of all des
criptions are found in their cases, a
we'll as valuable stones and unique
jewlery.
The Gordon sawmills have secure
the contract for furnishing all the lum
, ber necessary for the bath house an
hotel to be built at Cascade. AS the
are to lie large and extensive building
the mills will have to run to their ful
capacity. S. NJ. Harris who is tn
agent for these mills in Hot Springs in
forms the STAR that owing to the larg
, amount of material required he wi
not be able to furnish lumber to an
, other parties for the present.
The question of organizing volun
teer fire department is being agitate
,, by many Of our citizens. One plan
to organize a hose company in th
upper town, and an engine compan
IN the lower town. If some of ou
!, more prominent business men woul
take the matter in hand, both crgar
izations could effected. The insuranc
men would take hold of it and most {
our able bodied citizens would TAX
3 part. Aside from the benefit to |
derived from an organization in cas-
? of fire, the standing good fire d.
! partment would give the city cannt
, be estimated. On gala days and gran
celebrations nothing adds more to
+ parade than well equipped engir