The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-30
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FOR A PAYING MVESTNEEC NJ ". j..
MooRE.
Best "White Satin and &c. A. r."
-four ate. d. Bailey's.
Prompt attendance on your wants
ct the Keneiick Restaurant.
A first class sewing machine, brand
new, tor sale. Inquire 1t this Office.
Do you like good living. IL so you
should board at the Kenefck Restau.
rant.
s. Loudenback sold lot IS, block 1s,
Of Minnekahta addition to Mr.. Giant
Pettigrew, OF this place, for $500.
Dr.. Briggs is up and out once more,
after being confined to his house for
nearly . week, with fever and. chills.
E. ". Towns,representing the Sioux
City Journal, came in on this morn
ing's passenger, and is stopping at the
Gillespie Hotel.
Mr.. A. J. Alden, Of Atkinson, Nsb.,
visited his son, MI. A. Alden, for sev-
eral days the past week. He returned
home last night.
Mr.. Green, Of Wakefield, Neb., who
has been living at the Springs for tho
past month, for the benefit Of his
health, left last evening for his home.
Native and eastern lumber, lath,
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
Of building material, at the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north of
Ninnekahta Block.
There are under arrest at Tama, Ia,
two men supposed to be the murderers
Of Conductor O'Neil. One Of them
has a bullet wound in his leg, which
was probably received from the detec.
tive's revolver, when he fired at him.
Mr.. j. w. Titus, of Atkinson, Neb.,
has located at the Springs and asso-
ciated himself with 4. Alden in the
feed and produce business. MIR. Titus
visited several Of the Black Hills towns
before making his choice of location.
We welcome MI. Titus to u business
circle.
A party Of the college students en-
ioyed a sleigh ride last evening. A
a pair Of bobs was secured and four
horses chartered to furnish the motive
power. Pent up enthusiasm was given
full sway, and judging from the noise
they made they must have had a good
time.
Albert Haxby, who drove the hack
between this place and Buffalo Gap,
last summer, returned last evening
from Rapid City where has been the
past few weeks, and will drive the
stage between this place and Mime.
kahta station for a few days, while Ed.
Raymond takes o lay of.
1t has transpired that the Deadwood
Independent says that tbs Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs is a "useless and
worthless institution" Such language
is not becoming. Ask the people at
large what they think about it. They
will say that we owe a debt of graft
tude to the old soldiers. Ask the SOL
diers themselves what they think about
it. The happy expression on the faces
Of these aged AMI worthy inmates needs
no interpretation. Editor Knowles
strikes a sensitive chord in the Ameri.
can pulse when lie berates a worthy
institution in that manner. I'VE join
with the Tin Miner in saying that
"there is not a small minority Of any
political party in the Hills that will
back such sentiments, and not an indi.
vidual Of any party who will endorse
its utterance."
From Thursdsy's Daily.
Fat Ferguson is very sick.
Visiting and calling cards at this
Office.
The c. NJ. & st. Paul railroad strike
is ended.
j. S. Jarvis is expected home Sun
day morning.
Good butter and eggs at Alden &
Titus, feed store.
Fred T. Evans jr. came in this morn.
ing from Sioux City.
We are glad to note that j. G;
Richer is improving.
F. D. Gillespie visited Deadwocd
the fore part Of this week.
One third your life is spent in bed
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
Try a sack Of G. D. Bailey's bes'
-four. 1t will give satisfaction.
The Hotel Minnekahta has opened
to Its many guests q new register.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
The plasterers are at work on tn