The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-16
From wednesday. Dali,

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Boys o~vercoats cheap, Elsey's Beehive
Assorted apples $500 per barrel At
Fargo's
Children's cloaks cheap, Elsey's Bee
Hive.
Inquire at G. D. Bailsy's for -four
and prices ON feed.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. Buck, Prop.
Nice honey at Magowan's feed store
best that was ever brought to
the town.
Fall River county maps for sale by
L. H. Bostwick abstract company 1T
so cents each.
Mrs. Miller. Of Cascade is reported
today as being very low, with little
prospect of recovery.
The freight rates between Denver
and Hot Springs have been reduced to
$2.19 per hundred pounds.
They say that Walter Scott was "held
up last night. How is it? Must have
taken him for a millionaire.
Chris Jensen came down from Rapid
City last night and is looking after his
business interests at this place.
"It will pay a Teller to go fifty miles
to trade at Fargo's. Why, Because
you kin git what you want, and git it
reasonable"
Joseph Carpenter, aged 18 years,
died ut the homeo Of his father, o. F.
Carpenter, last night. The funeral &C.
cured this afternoon.
The eminent visitors. the officials Of
the B. & NJ, spent part of the after
noon in swimming the length of the
plunge bath on $500 wagers.
Lumber is strung on the ground TO,
building the sidewalk from s. E. Will
sons residence on 9th street, westward
to the corner Of Jennings avenue.
G. E. Wilson & Co., have an immense
stock Of gents furnishing gods, hats
shoes, ETC., and can suit you in every
particular. Call and look over thei,
stock.
The sidewalk on the west side Of
Chicago avenue is to be continued
southwark to the New York store
This is a long needed improvement tc
this thoroughfare.
"Say Jim! what was the trouble
down town y%esterday?" "Oh, nothing
only, Fargo got in twelve wagon loads
of dry goods, and the ladies were rush.
ing in to see them"
E. Bloomfield having spent several
days in the city since his return from
Nebraska, leaves tomorrow evening
via the B. 6 M. for Denver, where be
will spend the winter with his daughter
Miss Rose Bower, one of the accom-
plished musicians of the Bower Family
Band, will be engaged this winter ii
teaching the youthful mind in a dis
trict school six miles north Of RAPID
City.
H. A.Piper, Grand Master Of tb,
Grand Lod ge I. o q. +. of this state
who made Hot Springs his headquar
tiers for several months during tn,
summer, has removed his family I,
Hill City.
New carpets, latest designs,
Hats and caps to suit the times,
Suits to fit both men and boys;
Everything from stoves to toys;
All this for cash and nothing more
Can be had cheap at Fargo's store.
G. R. Wells, who has been confne,
to his house for some time with a Sc
we're attack of mountain fever, is abb
to get out on the streets once more,ant
we are in hopes that be will soon b
able to take up his position in James
grocery store.
Rev. E. E. Frame went to Deadwoo'
today to attend the Black Hills associa
ton Of Congregational churches. Th
meeting opens this afternoon and close
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Frame appear
on the program for tomorrow at 1
o'clock, on the theme Of "Church En-
tertainments."
The striking quarrymen at Evan
stone quarry have returned to wor
and stone is again being shipped to til
new court house. The stone cutter
and masons run out Of material an
have been idle a couple Of days. All ar
at work again and the building
climbing towards cerulean dome.
The little son, aged FIVE years, of M
Watson, a resident on Cold Brook, die
yesterday afternoon Of mountain Fl
yer. The little fellow has been YER
low for some day.. The funeral too
place this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Th
bereaved parents have the deep syn
pathy Of . large circle Of neighbo,
and friends.
A. I. Holcomb, q resident Of Rapi
City for the past fourteen years, die
on Sunday. He was a we'll know
cattle man, and his death was the r,
srlt of an accident. He was engage
in a round up at his ranch on Whit
river, seventY-fve miles east Of Rapi
City, when in some manner his hors
fell on him and apparently dragge
him FIR soma d~istance. inficfino mir