The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-02-27
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Curtain poles, at Martyrs.
E. J. McoRE, REAL ESTATE.
Jacob Wright is able to bc around
again.
The Kenefck restaurant is the place
for substantial board.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
c. s. Buck, Prop.
Horse blankets, collars, pads, whips
and harness at Cloupeks.
Try a sack Of g. d. Dailey's best
flour. It will give satisfaction.
F. T. Evans, Jr., came in from Sioux
City this morning, and will return to-
night.
The funeral of Mrs. Lassard took
place this afternoon at three o'clock
from her late residence.
L. n. Bostwick,w who was an abstract
or Of real estate in Hot Springs last
summer, is nov engaged in the county
treasurer's office at O'Nelll, Neb.
DIR. j. n. Cheney, of Sturgis is visit
ing the city and being pleased with
the surroundings and business prosper
ity Of Hot Springs, contemplates locat-
ing here.
T. H. Wells and family left this
morning for Deadwood to attend the
funeral Of his brother, q notice Of
whose death appeared in yesterdays
issue Of the SrAR.
John Andrews, Of the STAR force,
who has been to Omaha to consult an
ocul,st in regard to his eyes, returned
Monday incoming and brings encour-
aging news Of bis ailment. He is look
ing we'll and as though his trip did him
good. Welcome back, John, the boys
are glad to see you.
a. NJ. Aplelget accompanied by his
son Harry returned from a two weeks
business trip to Hot Springs, S. D.,
last Monday. lie reports everything
quie, in the land Of "Lo! the the poor
! INDIAN and the weather pleasant
; enough to satisfy evea a Nebraskan.-
Tecumseh (Neb.) Chleftain.
The Journal regrets as sincerity as
any one can that Black FILLS man
does not secure >the United States
senatorship. Had the claim been made
for the Black Hills instead Of Judge
Moody and no one else, this might
have been different. This opinion is
shared by reliable gentlemen who have
been at Pierre during the struggle Now
we have merely to hope that the new
senator may prove agood senator for
The whole state.-Rapid City Journal.
From wsdnesday'Daily.
EoR A pAY1xa INVESTMENT SEE 4. j.
MooRx.
Good butter and eggs at Alden &
Titus, feed store.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor, the mother Of the
three and one.half pound baby, is ly.
ing very low, and small hopes are en-
tertained Of her recovery.
Those who ventured out long enough
last night to get a look at the moon,
saw q rather unusual sight. The
moon was hazy, and surrounded by q
large circle on the edges Of which were
four bright moon dogs, and without
this circle was q second, with fou,
moon dogs in line with the inner ones
It was q peculiar and unusual phe.
lomenon.
There was no train arrived here this
morning, on account Of the heavy snow
and wind down IN Nebraska. The
train that should have arrived THU
morning is reported snow bonnd al
Valentine, while the east bound train
Of last evening is at Gordon. There i.
no reliable news as to how severe the
storm has been farther east.
Charles Streator, who came down
from Firestone's Mill yesterday, started
back this morning and when ont abou,
Mr.. Dukes place, in some manner, MOI
Jet explained, fell under the wagon OF
which there was quite a heavy load
the wheel passing over his leg, and ht
is reported to be quite seriously injur
Cd. Word was brought in to JOSEPH
Marty, his son-in.law, who immedi
ately went out for him. At this writ
ing nothing definite can be stated a
Ar. Marty has not yet returned.