The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-06
NE1GHBoRHooD NOTES
From Mond.y's Daily.

new nome sewing machlnes Ior
$50 at Van Voorhis & McNair's.
u. K. Sn,veley, one of Edgemont's
most prominent mercantile men, was
doing business at the hnb today.
A railing has been put on the side
walk on the west side Of Chicago ave-
nue., near its intersection with 9Th
street.
The STAR has on hand several lots
OF old papers that would come handy
to houskeepers. They II for sale in
lots to suit purchasers.
"Charley Fargo, what do you mean
by getting in such a tremendous stock
of goods?" 81 mean to do business and
give the people something to select
FROM"
Mrs. LaBonta died ut the home of
her husband this morning. The cause
of her death was lung trouble. The
deceased a 81 years old. Funeral
services will be conducted tomorrow
from the residence.
An "Olde Folks Concerto" an eve,
ropula, attraction, will be given in the
Opera House on Friday, My. 9th.
The concert is under the direction OF
Prof. Dora Stinson, and the proceeds
are for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church.
There gathered at the home Of w. e,
Benedict, on Saturday evening, a large
crowd of both young and old, to enjoy
the Halloween sports after the fashion
of our %forefathers. and if they enjoyed
them as much and partook of the re-
freshments with as much zest as these
people, they surely had a good time
From 2 to 10 and after, one continu.
round of fun and amusement soon
made the hours fly, and as at last the
crowd began to dwindlc and the --latest
straggler left, all showed how much
these hours were enjoyed, and ex'
pressed the hope that many of these
pleasant gatherings may lie held tt
help pass the winter evenings.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Shoes for small and great at Eargo's
r. E. Robins was over from Gas.
cade yesterday.
VIM. Allen and VIM. P%ascoe, O
Cascade, were doing the burg yester
day.
For iron spokes, felloes, and Other
wood stock, go to VanVoorhis & Nc
Nair.
Probably not less than seventy-fvt
illegal votes were polled in the thirt
ward.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal!
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck
Proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs I. L. Millitson, and Mr.
II. L. Parish, of Cascade, were shop
ping in this city, yesterday.
Jas. Wilson was in from his sawmil
yesterday. Mr.. Wilson reports every
thing lively in his section Of the coun
try.
During the month of October forty
four cars of freight we're receive,
over the b. & NJ. for Hot Spring
people.
Today's experience has clearly dem
onstrated the fact that to secure a,
honest ballot in Hot Springs, a regis
tration law should be enacted.
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.
0ouuo luod VI tuo amount OF DuSl
ness being done at Hot Springs can b
gained by statistics of freight received
here during the month of Octobe
which amounted to one hundred an.
forty-four cars.
Station Agent Wood,of the Elkhorn
has received over his road during til
month Of October in round number
one hundred cars Of stuff. This is dl
vided as follows; Full cars, 6s; mer
chandise, %; dead heads, a.
A dispatch was received by A. S
Stewart from V. e. Prentice to sen,
an engineer down to find the force o
water in the Cascade creek to see i
the force is sufficient to run an electr1
motor from Cascade to Hot Springs
There is a syndicate ready to put TIL
line right in. This, is an enterprise
which will be of ,ncalulable benefit t
this place as it will shorten the dis
lance to Hot Springs, so much.-Cas
sade Advance.