The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-25

!, Iisss,s on ;sis for III pipiaasss ~: west. ass;ssih
and south. IL. 7. CArLIN, Agent.
NEIGHBORROOD totes
Danee at Union Hall tonight.
Bulk Oystars at BrigAtman's.
Bread for sale It the Keneick,
New stock OF location notices at this
onice.
Maj. Eaton is quite sick with the
prevailing grip.
Don't forget to read our Christmas
atory on the front page.
Doc. shinnick and wife left for Salt
Lake City on Monday last.
Oysters! oysters! Fresh Bulk Oys-
ters at Brightman's market,
A. NJ. McCarty, the Nelrichs mer-
chant. was in town Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Trimmer returned Mon
day from a pleasant visit in Florida,
Go to the City Hotel for geod meals
and comfortable beds.
C:s: Buck. Bop:
For iron spokes. felloes, and ebert
wood stock, 20 to Van Yoorh,s 4 Nc
Mar.
Fall River county maps for sale by
j.. H. Bostwick abstract company at
50 cents each.
Round Oak stoves for sale cheap at
Van voorhi. 4 AeMs,r's.
Orders Tor sherbet and Ice Cream
filed at the Ksnefck Restaurant,
Work commenced Tuesday op the
upper structure Of the new Mime;
kahta.
Go to the City Hotel foT good meals
and comfortable beds: g: s: Buck,
Proprietor.
For Abstracts Of titlle call on the 4
H. Bostwick Abstract 20. Office over
State Bank.
For lame back, side or cheat, use
shiloh's Porous Plaste. Rrice s5 cents
Sold BY W. W. Root.
Mrs. A. D. Stewart departed via
Elkhorn last evening for hor home
Hot Springs.-7;nes, DeadWood 21st.
Nothing further tRs developed be.
tween Chill and the United States
The officials are mum.
There was q dance over at Cascade
on Christmas Eve. Quito q number Of
our citizens attended.
Mss N. Druse, tho Chicago avenue
milliner, has been sick. It is mo-
necessary to say, grip.
Charley Crane went down the road
Wednesday. He goes to spend tn
Christmas with friends.
The men who were caught unde1
the Landslide last Thursday are all pro
crossing as well AZ could be expected.
sleepless nights made miserable b.
that terrible cough. shiloh's cure i
the remedy for you. Sold BY W. W
Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. True Parsons hay
moved from their rapeA on the Chey
enne river, and will live in town thi
winter.
On Monday last snqx began to tal
and after a hard endeavor managed :
cover the ground with a thin coatinI
Of snow.
John H. Skinner. Of the STAR fore
is under the weather this week. Th
grips got him or hos got the grip, on
bad cold.
Remember the Christmas dance a
Union Hall Friday night, Dec. 25tl
Supper at the Keneack. Come il 20
enjoy a good dance.
Grading is still iip progress on Rive
eyenue. When this principal street
finished il will furnish epe Of the be-
tboroughfares in the eity.
For Dyspspsia and tlyer Complain
you have a printed guarantee on ever
bottle Of Shilons's Fitaliser. It peyt
fails to cure. Sold by Root.
The epidemic Of the grip has strue
this town and many Of our people al
sick. No fatal cases are reported
yet, and our doctors are fighting
well.
Jerome I. Case. the veteran hors
man and threshing machinery man,
facturer died at his home ia Raein
Wis. on Tuesday Dec. 22nd at 1:45
yu., Of diabetes.
E. A. Raymond and Miss Liz
Knepper were married at the residen,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. True Parsons We
nesday evening Dec. 23rd. Jnsti
Kanable Officiating. Raymond is O.
of the Oldest stage drivers of tie Bla