The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
NEIGHBORHOo1 NOTES

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From Tuesday's Daily.
Bicycles for sale by Marty.
Pork bologna at the Pioneer market.
Blank leases for sale at the srAs
ofice.
Best butter in town at McCarty's,
Is cents.
Go and see Van Voorh.s and Nc
Nairs fine line Of cook stoves.
Jim Freeland left Sunday evea,ne
on visit to Hay Springs. Neb.
90 to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. 8. Bux. Prop.
w. H. Bear, the dairyman is build
ing cottage in the Ferguson ad-
dition.
DR.. G. G. Shinnick left for Lead
this morning to attend the Soldiers
reunion.
e. Elsey is building an addition to
his cottage; his large residence is not
yet complete.
Contractor Tubbs is building Eve
fine cottages in the Fargo & Prentice
addition Tor Nj. Tease.
w. J. Winston, operator Of the Elk
horn at Rushville, Neb., is visiting his
old station at Hot Springs.
The contractors ore crowding the
carpenter work on w. Taylor's new
cottage in the Ferguson addition.
Harry Barber and George Miller,
OF Dudley drove over yesterday after.
noon and spent the night in the city.
DR.. Bond, father Of Rowlin Bond,
one Of the band boys, came down
from Hermosa Monday morning and
will remain few days.
T. S. Hawley, tho Elkhorn agent at
this point, returned from trip to
Omaha Yesterday morning and will
resume his duties here.
E. G. Harris, Div. Supt. Of the Black
Hills division, of the Elkhorn, came in
Sunday morning in h;a special car and
left for the east in the evening.
w. H. Dings, of Lead, has been look
ing over the city the past few days
with view Of going into business, His
particular line is meat marketing.
There was quite large landslide
on the Elkhorn up near Deadwood
Sunday caused by waterspout. The
evening train was delayed some four
or FIVE hours.
Chambers Kellar, very popular
and rising lawyer Of Hot Springs, was
yesterday in Central shaking hands
with his old friends and making new
ones.-Bkack Hilxs Times.
John and Charley Kirby, who have
been stopping in the city during. the
past winter, left in company with their
father, on Sunday, to spend the sum.
mer on tho farm in Union township.
The SrAR force was more than
usually busy yesterday changing the
internal arrangements Of the Office.
A largo new stone FOR the newspaper
forms made the shifting around neces-
cary.
A. N. Appelget returned Sunday
from his old home in Nebraska. He
will personally attend to the erection
OF his new residence, which will be one
Of the finest in this city of elegant
homes,
The F. E. & NJ. v. and the Wyoming
Central railroads have been consoli.
dated. The consolidated capital is $4O,-
100000. The Wyoming Central goes
to. the Elkhorn for the immense sum
Of $1.OO.
Geo. Lampert. who has been driving
the delivery wagon for Fargo & Son,
has accepted a position with Dean Sal.
mon & Co., the dry goods dealers. who
have just opened new store in Elsey s
old stand.
Billy Clifford, who twists brake on
the Elkhorn between Norfolk and
Omaha, is home on q visit to his
parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Clifford.
Billy was heartily welcomed home by
his many friends and acquaintance in
Hot Springs.
Our neighboring town Of Oelrichs
was visited, Sunday afternoon, by
nearly as severe hail and wind storm
as was Hot Springs week ago. There
was considerable damage done in the
breaking Of windows, destroying the
growing crops and otherwise mut,la-
ting things.
G.. N. Dennis, Of Union township
was in the city yesterday and made the
STAR Office pleasant call. Mr.Dennis
is prominent farmer in that section
and reports the crops in excellent con-
dition, the farmers all jubllant and
hopeful and everything looking bright
and prosperous.