The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-11
From Monday's Daily.
Now fall goods at Nina Druses.

Now fall goods at Nina Druses.
Blank bills Of sale at this Office.
j. w. Fargo is over from Cascade
today.
Banker Carrigan, Of Custer, is doing
the city today.
The Chadron team defeated the Nets
yesterday, by a score Of IL to 2.
Mrs. Eugene Davis, Of this city is
visiting friends at Deadwood for a few
days.
Best patent flour SLIGO per sack.
Good -four $3.50 per sack for cash at
AcCarty's.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
MI. B~arnes,of the New York Barrain
store, left this morning for New York
for the purpose Of purchasing new
goods.
w. w. Root, who has been at Crete,
Nebraska, in attendance upon the
funeral Of his brother-in-law, DR.. BIZ.
Root, returned home yesterday.
Don Porter after taking a short
trip into Wyoming on business,lef for
Deadwood on Friday, where he joined
his wife they returned Saturday after
noon.
WANrED-Two good shoemakers.
Only first class mechanics need apply,
good wages, steady work. Call on the
Hot Springs Boot & Shoe Manufacture.
ing Company.
Custer has anew base ball park in
progress, and when complete will have
q tournament between the Browns,
Nets and Greys, and probably Chad
ron will be represented.
Preliminary steps are being taken
looking tn the formation OF a four
town Black Hills race circuit, con-
sisting Of the towns of Buffalo Gap.
Rapid City, Bell Fourche and Spear
fish.
The tenement house being built by
the Hot Springs Lumber company in
tho south part oftown is being rapidly
pushed. It will be 28x4O, one story
building, divided SO as to accommodate
three families. Joe martyrs house
close by will soon be completed.
The Bower Family, who have occu-
pied the C%hautauqua dining hall dur
ing the summer, have returned to their
ranch g Rapid City. The STAR re-
grets that Mr.. Bowers family nave de-
cided to remove from the city, but
wishes them success wherever they
may so.
The many friends of Hank and Jim
will be pleased with the following bit.
OF news which we clip from the Custer
Mail: Messrs. Firestone & Ulton, who
have a saw mill located about six miles
south Of Custer have been awarded the
contract for furnishing the lumber for
the new mammoth hotel being built at
Deadwood.
There Is an old adage: "What
everybody says must be true" Henry
Cook, Of New Knoxville, Ohio, in a
recent letter says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has taken we'll here.
Everybody likes it on account Of the
immediate relief it gives" There is
nothing like it to loosen and relieve a
severe cold. For sale by all druggists.
J. D. Mcdonald, proprietor of the
Wind Gave, has made arrangements
to take q collection Of specimens to the
Ottumwa Coal Palace exposition, and
is thinking some of being represented
atthe Corn Palace.H will exhibit some
Of the finest specimens that he can find
and already hasa collection under way.
We believe that such exhibitions Of
Black Hills specimens will have a
tendency to advertise this section, and
will attract outsiders to this place.
A. s. Bronberger and wife, who
have been here for some time, and who
have occupied rooms in the Fargo &
Dickover block during their stay here.
expect to leave for Omaha tomorrow.
Mr.. Bronbereer since his arrival here
has been employed in his profession
that OF painting. In con versation
with him today he stated that he was
minus a black alpaca coat and could
not account for its disappearance. The
CO6t WHY uuuR OeulnO Cn0 OOOr In Gnelf
room, and during the warm weather
had not been used. The cold weather,
however, made him think OF his coat
and so went to get it this morning,
when behold it was missing. Some
one has a good coat.
Ever since the establishment Of the
college 1t has been the aim Of the
trustees to create an endowment fund.
About eighteen months ago Nj. Evans
offered $4,000, il $4,000 more wera
raised, making an endowment fund OF
$4,000. Yesterday $l8,800. besides
the $4,000 Of MI. Evans. were raised.
$500 have been raised elsewhere, and
$4,000 have been pledged today.
Among the larger donations are G. G.
Fargo, S5:0O0; DR.. As. Stewart, g, 500
=. W. Martin, $3.50: j. W. Martin,
$1,000; s. +. Wilson, 81, 900; DR.. Jen-
nings, $1,000; J. W. Hancher, $1,000:
=. Calhoun, $1,000. President Hancher
feels sure that hs will raise the amount
by the 18th inst to $50 A sub.
sefiption; OF this character speaks vol.
umns for the city. That over $780, 600
could be secured in two days to main
tain the college. testiies more forcilly
than anything else Of the character Of
our citizens.