The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-23
From Saturdays Daily.
Leather coats, Elsey Beehive.

Dudley today on county business bust
ness.
VIM. Cready, one Of the popular cit
liens Of spearfsb, is visiting the
Springs on business ans pleasure.
A new crosswalk has been put across
Chicago avenue from the Ferguson
house to the old telephone station.
The large stack of wooden water
pipes behind the Elkhorn depot is for
the use Of the Sanitarlun at Cascade.
Write W. r. Stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. D., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments or
headstones. 4Stt
VIM. Allen, one Of the most promi.
nent citizen sof ''our sister, Cascade"
was up today interviewing our mer-
chants.
at 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"
Congressman j. A. Picker has an
appointment to speak to the citizens of
Hot Springs, on the issues Of the day
on Tuesday next.
Parties from the west side say that
o. T.. Frary is making a decidedly
pushing campaign for the commits
sioner Of the fist district.
"Charley Fargo, what do you mean
by getting in such a tremendous stock
of goods?" III mean to do business and
give the people something to select
FROM"
Maurice Melbourne, of Cascade, was
in town today transact,ng business. 1t
is reported that he will have charge of
the new Alliance paper soon to be is
sued at that place.
The funeral Of Mrs. /. P. Miller. Of
Cascade, was preached by Rev. H. d.
Smith at the College chapel, at 2 o'clock
today. The death of Mrs. Miller will
be sad news to her many friends Of the
community.
Instantaneous photography has been
used to record the movement Of the
lips in peaking, and by speaking
and by putting the photographs in
a zoetrope 4 def mute can easily
read the words.
Bob Pender, pitcher Of the Hot
Springs baseball nine, leaves this even
for Sioux City. Bob filled the box te
the eminent satisfaction of the club
managers and the discontinue of the
contesting clubs.
State Auditor Taylor. after spending
a few days enjoying the hospitalit;es
Of his many friends in Hot Springs
left last night for Custer. He is on
business connected with the insurance
companies doing business in these
parts.
Our amusement loving public will bt
pleased to learn, the greatest of al
Swedish comedy successes, Ole Olsor
will appear here. During the actor
OF the piece Mr.. G. F. Riggs, the cele
brated cornet virtuoso will render som,
refined and popular selections.
Ed w. Towns, representing the Per
kins Bros. company, of Sioux City, ha'
been laid up at the Gillespie will
mountain fever for the past two week
and has only been able to be about 20
the last day or two. He leaves tomor
row morning for Custer and the Uppe
Hills to interview the county officer
in that section. His stay here has beel
as pleasant as could be expected a
well as profitable to the house no rep
resents.
F. II, Barkdoll, of Hat Creek, on
t Of the coal men, was up today on bust
, ness connected with the coal mine
down on the Cheyenne. The Goa
mines in that locality are attractingcon
siderable attention from outside CAP
6 %italists and it is expected that by mex
season, a we'll organized company wit
ample financial backing, will develop
, these mines. Coal is now hauled t
!, the Springs in wagons and meets wit
a good sale.
From the Pioneer it is learned that fo
: the present the Casey hotel of Dead
wood is a complete failue. Mr.. Case
has withdrawn from the project f.
: reasons best known to himself. 1t
reported, however, that Mr.. Barke
will proceed with the enterprise an
n furnish the money to complete til
a building,