The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
From Taesday's Daily.

Go to n: Flanagan. for chatte
loans.
New stock Of location notice. at thu,
office.
II. N. Steel was down from Hermo.
50 today.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Hill City was taking
in the Springs today.
Round Oak stoves for sale cheap Al
Van Voorhis Z McNa,r's.
Editor Harris, Of the State Advance
was over from Cascade today.
L. l.. Miller and Frank Fawcett, Of
Cascade. were at the hub today.
Geo. Cranky, Of Fremont. Neb., i,
spending a few days in the city.
F. W. Hanna, OF Ord, Neb., is enjoy
ing a few days in the mountains.
Charley Styled went over to the
Goa! mines today to be gonc several
days.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck
Proprietor.
For lame back, side or chest, us,
Shiloh's Porous Plaste. Price Is cents
Sold BY w. w. Root.
The Corn Palace was a losing invest
ment this year, financially. The de
felt is about $4,000.
WAxrED-A good competent girl TO,
general house work. Inquire of j. {
Dickover with s. G. Fargo & Son.
The P%resbyterians give "Butterfl,
Social" at Mr.. Lancaster's on Friday
evening, to which all are invited.
ut will pay a feller to go fifty mile.
to trade at Fargo's. Why? Because
you kin git what you want, and git il
reasonable"
w. H. Bear, proprietor of the Fal
River county dairy, who has been sicl
two weeks with mountain fever, is re-
ported worse today.
Mr.. Jacobs, Of Chicago, president Of
the Jacobs Sandstone company, is or
his way to the Springs on business
connected with developing the quarry
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.
Richard Cosgrove, the contracto,
who put up the Union depot, left Sat
urday evening for Havelock, Neb.
where he has charge of the construc'
ton of a round house and machine
shops for the B. & M.
A very pleasant social gathering
was held at Mi. Balley's last even,
ing. A short varied program wa
carried out, games were played, and re-
freshments served and all had a jolly
good time. There was about forty il
attendance.
Sidey & Moore have leased the mid.
die room of the building on the corne,
of River and Minnekahta avenues, an;
will open q branch specimen stoy,
therein. 1t seems that their presen'
store room is not of sufficient size tc
display their goods.
The STAR in this issue presents til,
card Of DR.. N. NJ. Wade, a physical,
and surgeon, who has lately com,
among us and he has decided to cas-
his lot in Hot Springs. DR.. Wade il
a highly educated physician and leave
a fine practice in the eastern part o
the state to grow mp with the west.
R. A. Barber, representing til,
World Herald, is in the city. Tn,
paper he represents, claims to hav,
the largest circulation Of any metro
poiitan daily i'll the Hills, and is one o.
our most valued exchanges. 1t ha.
done much for Hot Springs by pub
fishing correspondence which has tend
ed to advertise this place as a health
resort.
The case of the State VS.. Biglow wa.
called this morning in Justice Kan
able's court an effort was made t,
make the old bond hold. From til,
evidence it appears that when th,
bond was given it was not good be
cause ten head Of the cattle were un
der mortgage to Kelly. who made gu
both the mortgage and bill of sale
Kelly lent the money to Harmon, an,
Hartman loanedi It to Geo. Rich. It
a mixed case and was decided by tn
Judge that the bond was sufficient.
One of cur popular clothing dealer
was called upon this morning for
box of paper collars. Upon being in
formed that no paper collars wer
kept on stock, the would be patron con
Guided to look at linen collars. TIL
price. he was told, was Is cents. H,