The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-06

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east day before yesterday, to look up a
car load Of hogs. 1t appears from this
that the supply Of hogs in Fall River
county has run short of the demand,
and our butchers are compelled to 60
to Nebraska for a supply.
W. H. Brightman and wife visited
Hot Springs this week. Mr.. Bright
man will engage in business at that
place on April LIST, at which time he
will take possession Of the Sham meat
market, one Of the finest markets to be
found in the west. Will is we'll quail
fed to conduct a first class market like
that, and the Springs people may be
congratulated on his coming there
HermOsG Pilot.
D.. G.. Ryan, who so excellentlv dec
Grated the room for the First National
Bank in this city, is a genuine artist
in his line. The c.rnice work and
panelled ceiling are done in a style not
surpassed in the state and Mr.. Ryan
stands at the head Of his profession.
He is a plasterer, decorator and design
ar, and can be relied on to suit the
most fastidious in ornamental stucco
work. His designs are all new and for
the most part original and show excel.
lent. taste as we'll as neat and finished
workmanship.
Jack Frost held sway last night in
Hot Springs, and everybody had to
yield to his power to some extent. But
although the night vas cold, the oys-
ters were hot-that is, those that were
prepared by the ladies Of the Presby-
terrain church for the qualification Of
those who wished to partake. A goodly
number were present at the church to
listen to the entertainment, Of which
a program appeared in last evenings
STAR, and to enjoy a social time. Ev-
erything passed of pleasantly and to
the qualification Of all present.
From Mondays Daily.
Doctors report.the sick in the city on
the mend.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. BUCK,
Proprietor.
We are pleased to note that Major
Eaton and John NJ. Henton are i'm.
proving.
March came in "!ikc a lion" Will
she 90 out. like a lamb?" Tradition
says she will.
). H. White, county commissioner is
over from Oelrichs attending the meet
ing Of the board.
John Thorp and wife leave tomor'
row for Omaha, where he will take g
position with a music company.
T. j. Montgomery left for Omaha
last evening for the purpose of p.ocu'
ring vehicles for his livery barn.
DIR. Stewart is today confined to the
house by indisposition. Thus far there
are no alarming symptoms in his case
Rev. E. II. Sweet preached at the
Presbyterian church yesterday morn
ing. No services were held in the even
ing.
Chester Martin came over yesterda,
morning from Newcastle, and will
spend a few days visiting parents ant
friends.
Engineer Flanders and wife return
ed from a weeks visit at Chadron. Mr.
Flanders will take his old "beat" in
few days.
The total vote cast on the Cour
house bonds was 1888, of which Their
were 693 for and $40 against. Major
ity for bonds 1853.
Lieut.. S. F. Gatewood, wife and tw
children. of Fl. Meade, came in las
evening, and will remain several day
as guests at the Gillespie.
If You WANT TO BUY or SELL REAL Is
STATE IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE T
SEE =. j. MOORE, REAL ESTATE BROKER
OFFICE SOUTH OF ..THE GILLESPIE"
, The passenger was late this morning
not arriving till about 9 o'clock. TIL
eastern mail came, which shows tia
the snow has not entirely blockade
trains.
; During the illness Of Major Eator
Will H. Stanley is cashier at the Mir
nekahta. 1t looks natural to see Wi
behind the counter again at the Minne
kahta Bank.
Native and eastern lumber, latl
shingles, stuceo, cement, and all kind
of building material, at the yard Q
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north Q
Ninnekahta Block.
Link Young who has been workin