The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-02
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Go to Fegles meat market for bar
gains.
Inquire at G. D. Bailey's for -four
and prices on feed.
E. D. Norton is moving into the
j. s. Tutty house on College Flat.
Ground is being broken for A. NJ.
Appelget's new residence on College
Flat.
g. N. Bartlett and wife, Of Lincoln,
Neb., are stopping IN the city for a
few days.
County Treasurer Bradley went to
Rapid City today to have a hearing in
the mandamus case.
The N. T.. church will hold q sociae
bic tomorrow evening at Jacob
Lampert's residence.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cts.
Sold by W. W. Root.
"Fogg's Ferry" is the next attract
ion at the opera house, Oct. 6, by the
9Th Avenue New York Theatre COM
pany.
The case Of Phillip DUFF and George
Rich charged with stealing cattle, is
beng heard today before Justice
Calhoun.
VIM. Martin, proprietor Of the Fer
guson house. is moving his house that
stood just south Of the Avenue house,
and will locate it near the Ferguson.
A B.& NJ. construction train and
a large force Of men are engaged lay
ing the B. & NJ. side-track to their
engine house in Cold Brook addition.
Are you made miserable by midi
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin2 Shiloh's Wit
alizer is a positive cure. Sold by Root
A. w. Odell has q fine exhibition of
monuments near DR.. Peirce's ofice, on
Minnekahta avenue. They are made
from the beautiful sand stone from
the Odell quarries.
Rev. Williams, Of whom it will be
remembered mention was made Of his
severe illness some weeks ago at Hat
Greek, was in the city today. He has
not fully recovered but is convalescing.
David Fitzgerald and party, of Lin
coin, formerly contractors for the B.
en- are expected tomorrow morning
to attend the law suit Of Skinner VS..
Chamberlain which occurs this week.
Geyser: W. R. Cross, Of Hot
Springs secureda location yesterday
for a photograph gallery....J. H.
Clark, Of Hot Springs, bought lot 1
block 10 on which he proposes to err
rect a three story frame hotel.
Bids are invited for excavating and
laying foundation walls Of the Protest
ant Episcopal church at Hot Springs.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Minnekahta State bank. Right
reserved to reject all bids.
h. 2. EAros, Warden.
E. +. .stewart, Tenette Ogden, Miss
Margaret Boyd, daughter Of j. E.
Boyd, proprietor Of the Boyd opera
house, and j. B. Buchanan,
general passenger agent Of the North.
western road, all Of Omaha, are stop.
ping in the city.
The 5th Avenue Theatre Company
was greeted with q good audience on
their return to this city, and their play
my Partner" last evening at the Min
nekahta opera house, was pronounced
by all as being first-class. The char
acters were all we'll taken and the pro
duction was rendered to the entire sat,
isfaction Of the audience. The play
was full Of wit and humor, bu,
throughout pathetic scenes abounded
The company is a good one, ani
Manager Frank Evans is to b,
congratulated on furnishing Hot
Springs theatre,goers with SO excel
emit an entertainment.
The STAR is in receipt Of samples o.
corn, onions and watermelons thai
were raised in Fall River county, OF
the farm Of s. r. Henderson, who re
sides near the Cheyenne river. TIL.
corn Is Of excellent quality, the ear,
being vol filled and Of extra larg,
sire. Six ears when first plucket
weighed eight pounds. The onion
are all largssize, some Of them weigh
ing II pounds. he has three-quarter
Of an acre that will average in til,
neiehborhood Of this weight through
ont. But, Oh! that watermelon. TIL
sample Of watermelon left us .weighsi
s. pounds. Mr.. Hendricks is /,
practical farmer, and this showing de
monstrates the fact that Fall Rive
county soil can produce most excellen
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