The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-02

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60 10 Alden's iced store Tor grain.
Best "whits Satin" and "a. A. B."
-four atc. D. BailsyNs.
The time for closing the mails IL
changed to suit the new t.me table:
. Third door north II Aldsn's Red.
store for produce At Archsrd& Hfvens:
Go to the City Hotel Tor good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
II you have corns on your feat 60 to.
Warren's Shoe Store. He has shoes
that will ct any corn.
Archerd & Havens for Butter, Eggs,
Poultry aud. Produce. Third door
north Of Aldeu's feed store.
Do y9p need letter heads, note
heads or statements? Call aud see.
uor work and get our prices;
The passenge. tram on the F. E. +.
II. V. railway was Eve hours late this
morning on account Of snow in Ne.
braska.
Another car load Of Gliddcn barb
wire received by the Hot Springs lum-
Der company. The Glidden barb wire
is the best. Is.
The election contest cases between
Eastman and Wilson for county attor.
ney and Adamson aud Moore for county
auditor have been withdrawn.
IT. You Want TO Dr;y on SELL. REAL Es-
STATE IT WILL DE To OUR ADVANTAGE TO
SEE Z. j, MooRE, REAL ESTATE BnoKER.
OFFICE Out OF 1.-THE GILLESPIE"
Watch meeting at the college was
only fairly attended last evening, ow-
ing perhaps to the snow, which made
pe%destrian,sm rather disagreeable.
George benedict eports a. bran new
gold watch, since Christmas. He steps
high now and smiles with the benign
mes sof a millionaire.
The walls Of the new Syndicate
block, corner Of Sixth street and Chi
cago avenue are up to the second story
and the masons r waiting for the
carpenters to lay the flo. r joists.
W. /. Benedict, the versatile editor
OF the Hot Springs Star, accompanied
by his wife. passed down the road last
evening for a months visit in Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska.-Hat
Greek Frontier.
Our snow storm that we intended to
blow so much about. has proved to be
a grand tizzle in this region. There
was hardly snow enough fell to cover
he ground. Today. New Years, is as
pleasant, clear and calm as . day in
Nav.
The Keneick restaurant, which was
so seriously damaged by fire about two
weeks ago, has been reftted, and by
Saturday will again be 4 n running or.
der. The accident occurring Just when
It did was a serious blow to Mr.. Kene.
fck, and all the old patrons as veil as
many new ones will lie glad to learn
that the neat and cosy restaurant will
reopen so soon.
The band boys have celebrated New
Years evening with a social dance al
the Gillespie. Happy guests merrlly
dancedtill a late h0ur,to the music of the
orchestra. There were some half album.
drei guests thoroughly enjoying then
selves as the old year bid them adieu and
the new was nshered in.1h he dance wa.
a social success and no doubt the boy,
will soon repeat 1t.
Tuesday last Dec. 80. 1890 the first
passenger train over the F. E. & N. V
railway arrived in Dcadwood. The
tram consisting Of five cars in all
a sleepcr.named Rochelle. with smoke,
and lavatory, an express and baggage
car. and three coaches. Citizens to thu
number of six thousand greeted the
train as it pulled INTO the depot. The
Uniform Rank Of the knights Of Pyth.
las. the fire and hose companies and
similar civic associations turned out in
full regalia. Music, speeches and lunch
were freely INDUCED in, and the ar.
rival Of the first broad guage train in
Deadwood was an occasion long tc b.
remembered. Hot Springs congrat
ulates Deadwood on the consumatior
Of tins enterprise, and bids our s,stel
city God speed in their contest To-
wealth and prosperity.
New Years Number.
Very dainty and graceful in desig,
is the cover OF the double New Year,
INnmher NJ the .tYonfh.' f.ono n.n;ou