The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-12
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
From Tu.sdsy's Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Oats and corn at Magowan's.

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for real estate or insurance.
Gus Davis. of Pierre is in the city
and will remain the summer.
Go and see Van Voorhls and Nc
Nair's fine line of cook stoves.
One third your life is spent in bed
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
as TO the City Hotel for good meals
aad comfortable beds.
G. 8. Book, Prop.
90 to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. q. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Tho linnekahta State Bank is NOV.
ing INTO their new quarters in the new
stone block.
Fred Morrison has moved his
jewelry stock INTO Sidey & Moore's
specimen store.
Tho front Of the building just va
Gated by the Minnekahta State Bank
is being remodeled.'
A. p. Stephenson. Of tho Lincoln
Daily Call, was . welcome caller at
the STAR Office yesterday morning.
w. E. Bailey, editor of the Citizen,
IN company with Gus. Handlon, clerk
Of Dawes county courts, were up from
Chadron Sunday.
Mrs. G. R. Evans Joined her husband
st this place Sunday, and they will
soon be keeping house in the cottage
west of Ry!an's tailor shop.
John F. sidey received pleasant
surprise Sunday by the arrival of his
father, David Sidey, of ST.. Louis Mo.
Mr.. SidsY will remain some weeks.
G. F. Paulk, Of Bazlle Mills, Nebr.,
who has been looking after his finan.
cial interests in Hot Springs for the
past ton days took last evenings train
Tor home.
Mr.. E. Bloomfield, Of Chicago, was
an arrival on Saturday mornings
train, and has come to make his home
here. Concerning the nature Of his
business SEQ notice elsewhere.
Mr.. H. A. Pratt. of Gloversville, N.
T., who has been daily watching the
growth Of our city for the past nine
months, and has invested quite largely
In property here, will start on his re-
turn trip this week. Sioux Falls will
be stopping place on the route.
H. G. Griffith, one Of Dudley's cit.
liens last year, who has been at
Kearney, Neb., for several months
past, writes to have the address of his
STAR changed to Red Bluff, Cali
fornia, as thew are going there on &C.
count Of Mrs. Grihith's health.
Not . few Of our citizens woke
up this morning, to find-when they
went to the postofice-that it was not
there. Investigation disclosed the fact
that the mail (when it came in) would
be found in the corner room of the
Union block, corner sixth street and
and Chicago avenue. The new To-
cation is . very desirable one for the
postofice and drug store, and we con-
gratulated Fsank on the Improvement.
From Wednesdays Daily
Picture frames made by Marty.
Pork ohops at the Pioneer.
Pork bologna at the Pioneer market.
Potatoes, corn, oats, hay, -four and
feed at NcCarty's.
Fred Evans, Jr., returned yesterday
morning from Sioux City.
Mrs. Kenefick is having the side
walk raised in front of her restaurant,
F. P. Hesnard, o. the Hermosa Ice
company is in the city looking after
business.
Al. Hora, Jas. Mathews, and Chas.
Buck went to Rapid city this morning
On business.
Tho Hot Springs Co. have moved
theiD Office in the rear Of the stone
block, back Of the State bank.
White Brothers, of the Minnekahta
meat market received yesterday morn
ing from Omaha, ono thousand pounds
Of cured meats.
Mrs. A. w. Durgea, of St. Louis,
No.. who is largely interested in real
estate in South Dakota, has been in
the city since Friday, and will probably
invest IN Hot Springs.
Tho Hot Springs Street Car COM
pany has been organized and before
many months the extremes Of the town
will be brought together by the iron
tfack Of street car line.
Architect Cashman is drawing the
plans for the nav house Of A. NJ. Ap-
pelget, TO be eree4ed near DR.. Stewards
11sea on tho bill, "a soon as Mr.. Appel
st IstaFns from Nebraska.