The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-23
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NEIGIlBORHOOD NOTES
From Tuesdays Daily.
E. j. McoRK, REAL EsrATA.
Window shades at Martyrs.
See Alden for gram and Hay.
Visiting and calling cards at tais
Office.
A stable for rent, inquire at the
8 M office.
Business in Hot Springs has begun
to look up once more.
Attorney G. S. Eastman, Of Oelrichs,
is in the city tolay.,
One third your life is spent in bed.
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
As fine a table as is set in town is to
be found at the Kenefck Restaurant.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. S. Buck, Prop.
Do you like good living? If so you
should board at the Kenetick Restau-
rant.
Landlord Jarvis is sojourning in
the state of Washington. He is o at.
Seattle.
S. Loudenback, prominent real
estate and insurance man has been do
ing a land Office business the past
week or so.
w. A. Wheeler returned this morn
ing from Atkinson, Nebr, where he
has been the past month on a business
and pleasure trip.
Thos Gregory, leader Of the Terri
Vile band, returned yesterday from
the Hot Springs. He was greatly i'm.
proved by his stay there.-IImes.
Fred d. Gillespie, our prominent
hotel man is once more able to attend
to business. His eye which has been
SO painfully troubling him is fast
improving.
y. The senatorial question in North
Dakota is as much of an uncertainty
las in South Dakota. Fierce LAay sue
coed himself and it may be some other
man wall carry Off his honors.
A. P. Lnse, the wcll.known type
founder of Chicago, of the firm of
Marder, LuSe & Co, died at Los An
geles, CAL, on Saturday. He was on a
visit to his brother-in-law Judge
Wade.
George Bancroft. the historian, will
live in history. But for a quarter of
a century before his death very few
remembered that he had been secre-
tary Of the navy. Is there anything
0 transitory than political honors:
-Siour City Journal.
The Odell correspondent, Of the Buff
falo Gap Republican says that a 'boil-
ing hot" spring was discovered last
Sunday, is located some distance up
the canyon. The "powers that be-
are figuring on the cost of piping the
water down to the old duarries, where
there is ample room for the building
Of a sanitarium and bath house. More
h~ercaster.
Mr.. G. S. Branch, of Minneapolis,
n of Hot Springs real estate holders,
dropped into The STAR Office this
morning for a friendly chat. Mr..
Branch is travelling agent for the Min.
neapolis Journal, but is also an en-.
thusiastic reader Of THE STAR. We
shall see more Of MI. Branch later as
he expects to spend a month here
later in the season, and probably erect
a cottage on one Of his lots.
A young eastern writer coming vel
to the front is Richard Harding Davi.
who is about to be associated will
George William Curtis in the editor.
ship of Harper's Weekly. He is the
son Of L. Clark Davis, Of the phila.
delpaia Ledger, and Rebecca Heading
Davis, the well known l~iterateur
Young Nj. Oavis-but 26-has alread,
done excellent work as a newspaper
man and short story writer.
Several years ago Chamberlain &Co
OF Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of a cough syrup, believ.
ing it to he the most prompt and reli,
able preparation yet produced 70,
coughs, cold and Group; that the publ.
appreciate true merit, and in time il
was certain to become ropular. The,,
most sanguine hopes have beer
more than realized. Over 100000 bot
ties Of Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy are now sold each year, and it ii
recognized as "the best" wherever
known. It will cure a severe cold II