The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-26

several weeks, left yesterday morning
for Minnesota. After visiting in the
Northern Hills a week or two, she in
company with Mrs. Aldrich, will 90
east.
The order for the boiler, pump and
fixtures, also the material for plumb
ing, the marble bath tubs and the
sprayer for the new bath house has
been given. Crane Brothers, Of Chi
cago and Omaha, fill the order. The
contract for the stone workwill be let
within few days. Soon the Stewart
Flat will be ornamented with as fine a
bath house as any in the city.
Head Bros. have sold their livery
stock and barn to Charles w. Smith,
of Harrison, Neb., who took possess
sion yesterday morning. Mr.. Smith is
SO nltl l::vs.y:a:.m ai;. will faru;sh frs.
class outfits from this tarn. Tie Head
Bros have built up q reputation for
the livery barn that is second to none
in the city, and Mr.. Smith take charge
Of barn that is already we'll known
and extensively patronized.
j. G. McManima, of the Northwest
Progress, Pierre, arrived Sunday
morning from the Northern Hills and
will spend q little time examining the
resources and advantages of Hot
Springs as a health resort. Yesterday
he took a trip to Cascade to view tho
wonders Of the newly opened spa. The
Northwest Progress is monthly mag
izine. devoted entirely to the interest
OF the Northwest, and South Dakota
especially.
The citizens Of Custer have with.
drawn their subscriptions to their
Fourth ct July fund and Mt public
meeting held there last week the fol.
lowing recommendation was adopted;
"We also recommend that the proposed
Fourth of July celebration at Custer
ho abandoned. and that as many as can
do so will spend the day at Hot Springs
as return of the compliment paid us
hy our Hot Springs friends on pioneer
jubilee"
Senator Kyle will reach the Black
Hills country about July IL. His first
stop will be at Hot Springs, July II
and IL. In speaking of the senator
visit the Deadwood Pioneer says: "Afr
Kyle's visit to this section of the great
state which he represents is not pol
itical tour, but a personal visit tt
study the needs and resources Of the
country. and to become hetter &C
qnainted with his constituents, and M
doubt his visit will benefit us consid
erably.'
From Wednesdays Daily
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Oats aud corn at Magowan's.
Bathing suits, Elsey's Beehive.
NJ. r. Schoolmakcr was over from
Custer Sunday.
Best and cheapest butter at Magow
ans feed store.
5000 Rolls of Wall paper in the la
test patterns at Martyrs.
Call on SedgwiclI, Mcseley & Peas,
Cor real estate or insurance.
G. b. Manifold. of Rapid City will
spend few days in the city.
J. q. Baye was a visitor to tn
Springs from Lincoln, Sunday.
Ed. Moore is building himself
neat cottagc on his lot on the hill.
Al Hora has contracted for til,
stone work On the now bath house.
o. d. sioore, of the Clifton made
trip down to Rushyille Monday night
Some excellent Chicago avenue of
Gee rooms to rent. Enquire ut thi
Office.
s. A. Lathrop, one The earliest set
tiers o; Oslrichs, spent yesterday i,
tnis metropolis.
Henry Marty went bathing in th
plunge bath. Sunday, stayed in to
long and has been laid up ever since
Banker Judd, of Oelrichs, drove owe
to the county seat, yesterday, on busi
ness returning home in the evening
Tho next payment Of pensions 70
both the Dakotas will lie made fror
Milwaukee July i, and every thre
months thereafter.
Lincoln Young is now acting a
salesman in the clothing house @
Mollering Bros. Link is a rustler an
can sell more goods in a day tina
anybody.
Dudley's prominent attorney F. N
Vroman, his brother George and
party of Dudleyites. were over to th
county seat, yesterday, by team, lea,
ing in the afternoon for home.
Bill boards are being put up on til
various vacant lots about the city upo
which to display the many colore
show bills of the great colossal comb
nation that shows here july Sth.
The police court has been busy sine
last Saturday trying the saloon me
and binding them over to appear b,
fore the grand jury at the Novembe
term Of court.
Mrs. Kittie Heating has just had
ye-y neat variegated sandstone mo,
ument put up in the Evergreen cen
etery in memory of her little hoy WI
died last winter. This is the first mo,
ument put up in the cemetery tn
spring and makes beautiful tribut
to the memory of the dead boy.
T. F. Robinson and family and 1,
Redington, accompanied by the Brool