The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-22
HOT SPRINGS STAR,
BENEDICT & HANFORD.
PRoPRrEroRs.
NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES
PRoPRIEroRs

Blank bills Of sale at this Office.
Nickel pencil tablets at STAR office.
Ed Brewer is building a neat cot.
tage up Cold Brook.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Van
Voorhis 4 McNair's.
Sandie Noodle has put fence
around his property on Evans Hill.
sidey & Moore have put out new
sign in front Of their store: specimens.
The carpenter work on the Elsey
castle, on the hill. is progressing fast.
Il. L. Evans has placed in his yard,
on the hill, a lawn sprinkler, or toun-
tain.
A six room house to rent after May
LIST; good location. Apply at STAR
office.
j. L. Parrot is having his new hotel
building decorated with porches and
awnings.
J.A. Sedgwick, arrived from Chicago
yesterday morning, and will return
next week.
| For Abstracts of title call on the l..
I'll. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
Ed. Milburn has moved into his new
house on Minnekahta avenue near
the Soldiers Home.
A. S. Stewart, president of the First
National Bank, OF this city is having
his residence repalnted.
The newly built cottage of MIR
Smiths on Minnekahta avenue Is re-
ceiving coat of paint.
Geo. w. Holdridge, general manager
of the B. & M. railroad company is ill
the city looking after railway matters
T. ID. Gillespie is having his yard in
front of the hotel sodded, and will also
put in place gravel walks and a foun'
tain.
The plasterers will soon be through
with tue house of Jacob Lambert
that adorns the hill, in Minackant;
addition.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Joyce are now
settled in their new quarters, Chas
Lig's lorse on Mlnnekahta avenue
near Soldiers Home.
Do you catch on? Yes we catch ON
Why don't you take tumble to your.
self then and catch on to a summe,
suit of clothes at G. Z. Wilson & Cos:
S. E. Wilson and Judge Chill were
opposing attorneys in a land contes,
case before the land department III
Rapid Cny yesterday. Both returned
last evening.
Mrs. Daniel White, mother Of White
Bros, of the Minnekahta meat market
arrived yesterday morning from AT
kinson, Neb., and will spend montl
visiting her sons.
There has been dozen or NOR,
tents pitched near the plunge batl
during the past two weeks by summe
visitor, who are seeking health an,
recreation, and enjoying the open air
The foundation is being laid for th
$4,000 club house, on Evans Hill, fo
the entertainment of the Sloux Cityan
who will visit the Springs, and is be
ing built bv Sioux City people. Thi
elevated location, which commands til
the scene for miles around could no
be better chosen.
Il. ]. Gross and w. Matherly, o
Chamberlain, S. d.. who have bee
q looking around the city for day q
two with a view of locating in til
harness business. took their departur
for RAPID Yesterday. They were muc'
pleased with Hot Springs, and wou|
have located,if thev could have found
vacant business building.
The entertainment at the Soldier.
Home last evening was a successfu
affair. Ice-cream, cake and sandwiche
were served, and those that desire
were given an opportunity of trippin
'the light fantastic toe" Ed. Cleve
land acting as floor manager TIL
hop was grand success. The affai
netted about fifty dollars which will /
used to purchase window shades for til
home.
Rev. VIM. Fielder, president of til
State Enforcement League, arrived I
Sturgis yesterday morning. A Sturg
correspondent says: ut is expecte
that the fur will fly in great shape.
Circuit court for Meade COUNT is no
sitting, and presiding Judge Thorn.
) instructed the grand jury to partic,
larly inquire into all violations of I'll
[. prohibitory law, however distasteful
= might be to them personally.
Mrs. Davies is having the furnitul
put up, capets laid and making prep;
rations to open her boarding house Q
I the hill by the 25h of this mont
| This when completed will be as fin
10 furnished as any house of the kind
the city. The wood work OH the fir
- and second floor is being finished
oil; the third story is being finish,
with cherry stain. 1t will be furnish,
from cellar to the garret with We
costly goods. The location of I'll
structure commands a view of We
near the entire town.
1t may seem little early to ma
! plans for the Fourth of July. vet
Rctspr;nss shall celebrate this year
becomes her station and dignity it
none to early to begin to ma
1. arrangements. Our citizens shou
IN meet at once and decide whether
not Hot SPRING. will celebrate. Ift
decision he affirmative plans should
formed, and il we conclude not to n