The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-22
NE1GHBoRHooD NOTES


From Tuesdays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Flour and feed at McCarty's.
Bathing suits at Wilson & Co.'S.
Fresh vegetables at White Bros.
E. E. Frame took flying trip TO
Buffalo Gap yesterday.
The poles and wires for the electric
lights are being put up on main street.
A nice shower fell Yesterday that
laid the dust and cooled of the at
phere.
The celebrated Siberian. Refrigera-
tors, for sale at VanVoorhls & Nc.
Nair's.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. 9. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Prof. Foster forecasts another storm
wave to pass over this section about
the 21st inst.
w. R. Standard of Rapid City,
was in the city yesterday, and called at
the STAR Office.
Miss Julia Pomeroy, of Chicago,
sister Of George Polneroy is visiting
with Mrs. E. Elsey.
A. A. Powell, president of the board
of county commissioners, spent Sun
day IN the county seat.
IL you want to enjoy splendid
spread, just go to the Kenefick for a
meal or a weeks board.
Charley Roe sold his newly erected
house in the Ferguson addition to Ed.
Pherneton. who returned the other
day from Nebraska.
There was gang Of graders work.
ing on East River avenue yesterday,
widening the street for the purpose of
throwing the track toAccommodate the
B. e. NJ.
George Gibson returned yesterday
from Oakdale, Neb., and reports his
brother Will, as not Improving very
fast. Will was very low when he loft
here for home.
There was number Of the people
from the country in town yesterday,
which made our streets wear rs lively
an appearance as those of some more
pretentious cities.
D. Collins, Of Lusk, Wyo, has rented
his hotel in that town, and on his way
to Ainsworth, Neor., has stopped over
day or two in Hot Springs and may
invest in some property III this city.
G. w. Spencer, S., of dudley, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Spencer lives
about three miles below Dudley, on
the Cheyenne, and il in close proxim-
ity to the newly discovered coal mines.
It is unlawful to Kill a quail at any
time for the next two years. It is
against the law to kill any wild duck,
snipe, goose, brant, power or curlew
between the 18th day + May and the
LIST day of September.
Joe Marty is puttirg handsome
woven wire fence arotnd his front
ward. This improvement adds much
ia he already nicely dorned door
yard. Trees and flowers are already
planted and growing.
The best appearing hose.ompany in
the firemans parade in ioux Falls
lime 22-25 will be presente with a
silver trumpet by Gov. Meette. The
hook and ladder company mixing the
best appearance will be give one by
State Treasurer Taylor.
While the roofers were yorking
Snndav-heat,ng asphaltum T, cover
inc the roof of the Evans blk. the
fire became to hot and the aslaltum
boiline over became ignited nd a
serious fire was prevented the
nrompt action of business men q the
immediate vicinity.
Henry Maillard Of the B. H. w.
works. has gone to Hot Spring to
arrange for large shipment othe
A famous water to supply the tradin
B this part of the country. The denld
for this water is getting SO great IT
The firm are about to put up brah
bottllng works at the Springs, to !
N able them TO OOtGlo ~ uAteSS 4A'
them.-Black Hills Times.
g. A. Springer, and his son @.
snrinoer arrived Sunday morning :,
the b. & NJ, from Chicago. \
Springer intends to build a large no
a and lay out his place on Hot Brook
| pleasure ground. This place is i
IN mediately on the line Of the B. &
as It comes into the city, and wi
laid ont and buildings put up 1t v
sbecome another pleasure resort fort
Springs people.
a CD. Bailey; one Of the. Chicago a
Enne grocers and his clerk-Claa,
INTENDED to taha.a Q drive Sunday at'
goon. but as they were starting /
M;s team of colts became uumana0ep