The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

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90 the eighth street h%arnessshop.
Remember Archerd & Havens when
in want Of butter. eggs. poultry, or
produce.
An elegant line Of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie srAn
office.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. 9. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
The Ste sart Lumber Company are
decorating the front e their new Of
flee with a TASTY new sign.
Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shillch's cure
is the remedy for you. Sold by W
W. Root.
The county officers whose terms Of
Office expire have been busy since Jan.
I. in preparing to turn yer their Of
fees to their lucky successors.
Hat Greeks prominent attorney,
Geo. Bradley, is in the city on business
He has invested in a couple Of lots in
Edgemont. and will probably locate
there. He has sent his wife and FAM
lily east to spend the winter.
The Sioux City Journal in a fourty-
four page edition, thoroughly adver-
tises the advance Sioux City has made
in the year 1890. Sioux City expend-
ed over seven million Of dollars in inn
provements during the past year, and
the Journal is proud to advertise it to
the world.
The Deadwood Pioneer makes its
readers a New Years gift of a splendid
sixteen page addition, descriptive Of
the city and the mines. It's excel
lently printed and filled with the best
descriptions Of the mining industry of
that locality that it has been our pleas
ure to read.
DIR. w. A. Bentley and son, Of Bis
mark, made the STAR Office a pleasant
call this afternoon. The doctor has
made Hot Springs several visits and
has concluded to locate here as soon as
he can satisfactorily arrange his bust
ness at Bismark. He leaves for homo
on the train this evening, but will re-
tnrn i'll the spring.
The NJ. E. college will reopen for
the second term next Tuesday The
holiday vacation has been enjoyed
by both Professors and students and
the rest from their studies has been of
benefit to both. The college begins
the new term under increasing pros
perity and this term is expected to ex-
coed the lasti in interest and attendance.
:. Judge w. H. Wood is up today from
Cascade and reports everything quiet
in that neighborhood. He says that
lumber in large quantities is being de.
, livered down there, and preparations
are being made for putting up numer'
. Gus buildings in the spring. The
: judge is having a house 24x24, framed
here, and when it is finished he vii!
hual it down to Cascade and put it to,
gether.
S. W. Williams, the artistic palnte,
, of Hot Springs, who has builded him.
self a fine two story mansion up or
the flat, and whose residence was acct
IDENTIFY omitted from the SrAn's New
; Years list, speaks highly Of the report
Mr.. Williams erected a fine residenc,
at the cost Of $500, and we are sorr,
that it was omitted in the general list
: This makes $500 to be added to tn.
. total amount.
According to the Free Press repor,
of Improvements in the capital city u
Pierre, the amount of expenditure.
during the year 1890, counts up s6S6,
600. The beautiful little city of Ho'
Springs cxpcnd in the same veal
ss66s, $40 and the report was not entire
d ly complete. For the year 1891 HoI
Springs has enough enterprise pro
jcctcd to exceed this amount. and Ho,
Springs is not booming either.
= "Why should we not all turn to and
help to advertise the advantages Of
Iowa to the world?' asks the Siou,
City Journal. Why should we all
. turn to and help to advertise the ad.
vantages of South Dakota to the world:
Why should not some united effort bt
made, by the people, and newspaper.
\ of the Black Hills to over come the
q bad effects Of the Indian scare? VIII,
. should not the merchants, real estat,
. agents, mechanics and artisans Of Ho,
q Springs unite in advertising the super
Tor advantages of this city as a CONNER
cial centre, a natural manufacturing
: depot, and a healthful summer ant
winter resort? Let some action b,
y taken looking to this end, and with al
e energetic push let us set the ball roll