The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-27

V~ ~s10oAeu StSCl00 last even
ing, bus the storm Was 90 fierce
that the stage driver would not start
out. Tho storm Is reported to b
much worse on the other side Of tho
bill than it is in the city.
Willie Dedrick. an employee Of the
STAR has been quite sick for tho past
week with . bad cold and . touch Of
pneumonia, he is much better and
would have been at work had not this
snow storm interviewed. He is deaf
and dumb but nevertheless q very
handy boy to have about the Office.
j. II. Boomer and o. Fargo, have
contracted with the county commits
sioners to furnish the seed grain for
the farmers who need it. MI, Boomer
left last evening for the east to pur-
chase the grain which will be shipped
as soon as possibly SO that it may be
distributed at the next meeting Of the
commissioners on April 6, when each
applicant must present hiu,self in
person.
The Black Hills museum on Mime.
kahta avenue has been remodeled FIR
the summer season, and is now one Of
the finest museums in the Black Hills.
Glass shelves support the fine sreci-
mems, neat show cases are filled with
trinkets' jswelry and diamonds. The
panellcl counter. are decorated with
elegant landscape paintings and alto.
gether the store is one Of tue handsom.
est in the state.
Jas. Noodle has brought in from the
Elm Creek quarr,es, in which he is the
principle stakeholder, a fine specimen
Of the rock furnished by this company.
1t is on exhibition in front Of G. r.
Wilson & Co.'S. store in Minnekahta
block, and is Of fine grain, of a light
gray color and is handsomely streaked.
The F. E.& NJ. V. R. r. are putting in
a side track to the quarry, and as soon
as completed the quarry company will
begin shipping stone.
"A few days ago while sitting IN Elder
Bros drug store at Tineley, Iowa, Mr..
I. L. Dyer, a we'll known citizen. came
in and asked FOR something for . severe
which he had. Mr.. Elder took
down a bottle OF Chambcrlain's Cough
and said: "Here is something
[ can recommend. 1t commands a
large sale and gives genuine satisfac-
ton. It ii an excellent preparation
and cheap" Mr.. Dyer purchased a
and the next day when we saw
him be SAID he was much better, and
the day following appeared to be
entirely restored. This is q specimen
Of the effectiveness of this preparation.
-Des Moines Mail and Times. All
sell the above mentioned
remedy.
Feom Wednesdays Daily
Wood taken on subscription or ae.
counts at this Office.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Van
voorhis 4 McNair's.
Best "White Satin" and &c. A. R"
flour ate. d. Bailey's.
For first class day board go to the
Kene6ck Restaurant.
Native hay for sale and delivered to
any part Of the city by Henry Beals
Wanted-An owner for a PAIR Of
~spectacles, picked up on the side walk
this morning.
The baggage smashsr on the Elkhoru
Mr.. Beckwith, has removed his family
to Buffalo Gap.
MRs. DR.. Roor has reopened her kin
dergarten and private school for 8
twelve weeks term.
Q. H. Townsend, a prominent cloth
ing merchant Of Hay Springs, Neb.
is visiting the city with a view Il
locating.
The national board Of soldiers home
has decided TO place South Dakota
soldiers home on tho accredited list
This insures the state 500 per inmate
Mrs. w. A. Wheeler returned thi
morning from Atkinson. Men,, wher,
she has been visiting friends and rela
tives. She comes back to help W. A
hold down a claim.
Gus Craven says ..thatif the whit,
people OR the government don't 20 {.
breaking out" there will be no India,
trouble in this section this spring
Gus evidently knows what he is talk
ing about.
T~elegraphic news from Nebrask'
says that a heavy snow storm is pre-
vailing along the railroad lines
Trains have been discontinued south o
Geneva, and traffic entirely abandone'
until the railroad is clear.
W. D. West, cashier Of the Fulto,
County National bank. Of Gloversvillt