The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-05
NEiGHBoaHooD NOTES
PROPRIEToES.

Nickel pencil tablets at STAR Office.
Go to McCarty's for Dryden butter.
Bronze goods of all kinds at Van
Voorhis & McNair's.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
G o to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. BUCK,
PROPRIETOR.
Fall River county maps for sale by
Y. II. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
Sandie Noodle went to the Elm
Greek quarry on an inspecting tour
and returned yesterday noon.
Clay Lambert. general manager of
the Black Hills Theatical Circuit came
down Wednesday fromneaa wood.
7. j. Ilnboden, late of Hay Springs,
Nebr. is assisting Jenkins & Payne in
their barber shop fvr few days.
l.. o. Shirk, banker of Oelrichs, and
w. smithson, the hotel man, of that
burg, were up to the metropolis Tues.
day.
Frank Parker, formerly leader OF
the Hill City band, is in the city and
has accepted position in the X. of p.
band.
Parties lately from Hot Springs
state that the city is full Of people
from far and near, and business is
rnstling.-- Lead Tribune.
DR.. Whitfield. of Rapid City, arrived
Saturday evening, and in q flew days
his wife will be down when together
they will establish a doctors Office.
The boundary line Of the Pierre land
district has been changed by procIama-
ton of the president, so that the line
has been moved seven miles southwark.
Ed, SatterIee, one of the prominent
attorneys of Harrison, Neb., is in our
city attending to some legal business
He expects toreturn home this evening.
Native and eastern lumber, latl,
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kinds
of building material, at the yard OF
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north OF
Minnekahta Block.
j. G. III. Gvabell, of the Black Hills
Photograph and View Co., of Hot
Springs and Dcadwood has been spend.
ing a few day in the city, fixing up the
new photograph gallery.
A. A. Dickenson and wife, assistant
General superintendent of the U. P
railroad visited Hot Springs this week
and left for Omaha and the east on
Wednesday evenings train.
Tourists, travelling men, and visitors
TO Hot Springs, your attention is called
to the very excellent restaurant of
Mrs. Kenefick, on Chicago avenue. II
is the Dclicatessen of the Hills.
Davis & Durand have placed fou,
chairs III their neatly furnished ton.
serial parlors, on Minnckahta avenue
The boys are going at the business
as though they have been there before
Col. Fahnestock, of Watertown. ha:
returned from the Upper Hills, where
he has been in the interest of his in.
surance company. The colonel will
remain here few days visiting his nu.
merous friends in Hot Springs.
Jno. Helderman, of Union Town.
ship spent Tuesday in the city. He
reports crops looking good in that
section, and the farmers all wea,
broad smiles in recognition of the
kind Providence that sends rain te
both the just and the unjust,
z. j. Robinson, resident engineer
of the d. & N. line, was in the city YES
terday with his crew, measuring in the
tracks OF River avenue. The graders
are at work all along the line and by
July Is it is expected to have the train
running into Hot Springs.
Mrs. G. S. Buck, the landlady at ths
City Hotel, has fenced the part Of the lot
east of her hotel for garden, and ha.
planted many kinds of vegetables there
in. She has also made floral parl
of a part of the garden. which will in {
short time add much beauty tothe yard
Up at the intersection of Hot ani
Cold Brooks is located the soda anc
mineral water factory, and bottline
works of Charles Large, as he is far
miliarly known. The enterprise is still
in its infancy but the machinery anc
manufacturing apparatus are Of the
latest patent, and from these works
Hot Springs and neighboring towns
are supplied with the genuine article
in the water line. Charley is an adept
at the business and guarantees salts.
faction in his waters.
DIR. A. s. Stewart and wife, j. B
Dickover and wife, j. G. Dickover ano
wife, Will Stanley and wife, and N
d. Pool and wife, loaded themselves
with ice cream and Strawberries and in
an unobstrusiye way called OH MIR. and
Mrs. Prof. Stinson, Wednesday even
ing. The we'll ladencd and welcome
guests took possession of the dom,ci
of the aforesaid professor and proceed.
ed to make things merry. An exceed.
ly pleasant evening was spent in sociaI
gayeties and the pleasure seekers sough,
their homes after an evening of unal
loyed enjoyment.
r. NJ. Smith, who has boen away
from the Springs for some weeks on
a trip to the westward, has returned
He reports crops of all kinds all along