The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-26
NElGHBoRHooD NOTES

NElGHkUiSHOOU NOlES
From Tuesdays Daily.
Picture frames made by Marty.
Go to McCarty for butter and grain.
Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chattcl
loans.
Biggest stock Of grain in town at
Magowan's.
A. M. McCarty sells lots of flour.
Prices the lowest.
One third your life is spent IN bed
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
aud comfortable beds.
IS. Buck, Prop.
T.B. Karl, Of Milwaukee, came in
Monday morning on q pleasure trip
and to try the waters. :
Jno. r. Walter, of Charles City
Iowa, came in Sunday morning to
view the wonders of Hot Springs.
P. G. Creutz, the popular druggist of
Rushvllle, Neb., spent Sunday in the
city, returning home on the evening
train.
A board walk is being constructed
connecting Minnekahta. avenue with
the warm spring near the railroad
bridge.
The building to be occupied by IL.
u. Perkins, the Buffalo Gap jeweIer,
has been plastered and viii soou be
ready for occupancy.
Staplcr & Sons, Of Chamberlain, are
preparing to open the Parrott Hotel.
The furniture is arriving daily and
the house is being put in shape TO open
i'y July 1.
The front Of the Minnekahta stone
block is to be finished off with! canvass
awnings. The irous and awning. ar
rived Sunday and were pa, in place
yesterday.
q. l.. Cus!,:nan. the architect OF .l,c
Stewart Hotel and new bath house, is
buildias himself new rpsil=rcc an
The corner Of Third street AID Jer-
nings avenue.
L. A. Blunck, the insurance agent.
moved his family and household goods
froom Oelrichs, yesterday, and will
take up his residence in one Of Gee.
Trimnlers cottages.
NJ. Flannigan, the lean agent, willie.
in bathing at the plunge larl, Sun
day was taken with cramp in the
calf of his leg and suffered so that he
was confined to the house.
DO 'Leary, landlord Of tho Hotel
Fargo at Cascade was in town yester-
day, and reports Cascade as booming.
He was preparing for the opening ball
which was held last night.
Judge Granger, of Waukon, Iowa,
is visiting Hot Springs and will re-
main during tile summer. The Judge
Is an old acquaintance of our real
estate man A. B. Copnor, whose guest
he is.
The building recently vacated by
Sharon Evans, is being remodelled and
hereafter will be used as store rooms.
A large mercantile house will take
possession as soon as the rooms are
fitted up.
Yesterday Judge Nowlin handed
decision on the court house matter
in whica he supports the county com.
missioners, and Mr.. Evans is given un.
til Saturday to perfect his transfer
OF the site to the county.
Charley and Andy Head have con.
cluded to take summer tour to the Big
Horn mountains and the Yellowstone
Park, since they have sold their barn
Ii will be long, but pleasant trip and
the boys will heartily enjoy it.
The management of the Lead Grays
base ball team, are making arrange
ments to visit Hot Springs, Sunday
June 20. 1t is altogether probable tha,
match game will be played on The
new grounds next Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, of Hill City
sister of Mrs. w. March, while MP or
Battle Mountain Sunday, was bitter
by a rattle snake. Charlie Roe. oul
city marshal went up and brought he,
VUWA ~ uuxRY. LIE. ADAMS TOOL
charge OF the patient and from las
accounts she was getting along as wei
as could be expected.
Soren johnson returned last Satur
day from Hot Springs, S. D., where b,
went few weeks ago to try the effec
OF the springs on his rheumatism. H,
came back without a limp, and feelin,
as frisky as a young buck of twenty
Stewart Kellar, who went with him
he reports as entirely cured, but h,
has concluded to stay there permanent
ly.-Centrepille Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Van Buskirk, ,ant
son Cleo, Of the Commercial Hotel
Rushville, Neb., arrived Sunday morn
ing and will stay sometime. Mr.. Va,
Buskirk has been i'll for long time
and was advised by his physician t
try the medical waters of Hot Spring
Mr.. v. is we'll known and very pop
ular landlord in Rushville, and ne vii
meet many Of his friends and guest
while sojouring at the Springs.