The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-17
NE1GHBoRHooD NOTES

NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES
Prom Tussday's Daily.
Col. w. H. Parker, of Deadwood, is
visiting the city for q few days.
Attorney H. W. Uttley, of Neigh,
Neb., is in the city on legal business.
j. 8. Edmunds, Of Deadwood, was in
the city, Sunday. taking in the ball
games.
F. p. Williams, editor Of the Rapid
City Republican, took in the ball games
Sunday.
D. a. Brown, merchant Of Rushville,
Neb., spent couple OF days in the city
last week.
G. W. Holdredge, general manager
sf the B. & NJ, will arrive in the city
Thursday morning.
The. champion foot racer, Cash Grim,
Of Galena. came down to take in the
ball games, Sunday.
=. n. n. Bass, agent of the b. & NJ, at
Custer, spent Sunday with us, view
ing the base ball game.
The First National Bank had the in
terrier OF their spacious banking room
photographed yesterday.
Oliver Lamontague, late Of Dead
wood, has accepted a position in the
jewelry store OF Ed. King.
Geo. w. Miller was over from Cas-
cade yesterday and reports that new
Spa a. growing and improving.
Geo. z. Leach has just completed a
neat three room cottage at the head Of
Eighth street for his own residence.
:. W. w. Johnston, general agent of
The B. e. NJ, at Deadwood, was one Of
the base ball excursionists on Sunday.
L. s. Ellsworth, the hardware and
furniture man Of Union block, has
built q frame warehouse in the rear of
his store room.
". X. Jackson, q popular merchant
OF Hay Springs, Neb., is spending a
few days in the city and umpired the
bslf games on Sunday.
Jim Noodle returned yesterday
morning from Chicago and the east,
where be has been on business tour
for the past three weeks.
Prof. Stinson and Prof. Norton left
ON Sunday evenings train for Toronto,
Canada, to attend the International
Educational Association.
Yesterday mornings. stage to Cas-
cade took down a full load. Almost
everybody visiting the Springs, now
takes q trip to this new health resort.
Miss Alice Hastings and Miss AID
rich, who arrived in the Springs from
Minnesota last week. will remain some-
time, enjoying the pleasures of this
resort.
Mrs. R. W. Sham left via the Elk
horn, last evening, for New Bruins
wick. N. j., to visit her parents and
relatives. She will remain in the east
until spring.
r. Young, the River avenue black
smith, having decided to locate in Hot.
Springs, has begun the erection of a
comfortable residence on Park avenue,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The auditorium of the opera house
Is nearly completed, the scenery has
been set up in the wings, and though
the stage is not very large it Is conven-
iently arranged and will accommodate
quite large troupe.
There is rumor current that Kilpat-
rick Bros. & Collins have secured a con-
tract for building 100 miles of the B.
&.M.northwest of q point fourteen miles
east of Powder river. This will carry
the grade about Is or so miles beyond
Sheridan.
The families Of DR.. AS. Stewart and
w. H. Stanley, with Miss Barrow have
gone to Cascade to camp out for few
days. While down there they will
meander the shady brooks, Climb the
precipitous mountains and bathe in
The medicinal waters Of the great gey-
scr.
The general merchandise firm of S.
G. Fargo & Son have just placed in
their store room an extra large safe,
manufactured by the Hall Standard
Safe Co. It is one of the finest safes
in the Hills and large enough to be
used for bank vault. The safe is an
ornament to their counting room.
Albert Erwin, Editor of the Leon.
ard, Texas, Graphic, says: For the
cure Of cramps in the stomach Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is the best and most speedy
I aver used" Many others who have
tried it entertain the same opinion.
For sale by all druggists.
Lever Bros, OF Knoxville, Iowa,
have been corresponding with the
secretary Of the board Of trade in re-
lation to the establishing woolen
mill in this city. With the water
power 90 convenient and Of untold
horse power the machinery of such q