The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-03
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT 1 HANFoRD,
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From Fridays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
Ira Hunt drives Will Lancaster's
water wagon for the present.
Mr.. Sweinford. one Of Buffalo Caps
prominent druggists is doing the city
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck,
Proprietor.
G. W. Wilcox, Wilcox Of Gilbert &
Wilcox, is half way sick with q bad
cold, but is still on duty.
F. NJ. Vroman, the real estste and
land Office man Of the enterprising
town Of Dudley was over yesterday on
legal business.
L. s. Ellsworth, Of Tecumseh, Neb.,
ono Of Tecumseh's noble men has
arrived in the city and is looking
about for a location.
Those elegant flowers that were
present at the concert last evening
were sent all the way from Chicago by
MayorJ j. D. Dickover.
Fred Ferry, our accomplished AMI
eloquent city barber has purchased Of
of l.. v. Hunt a spanking span of
mules, Hereafter look mt for a SIM.
day drive.
). W. sco6eld, the big cigar manu-
f%acturer of l'eadwood is doing the city
He Is one of the lively Dcadwood boys
and received a hearty welcome from
Hot Springs.
N. b. C%ottrell,a music teacher and a
thorough musician is IN the city and is
looking for an opening to supply
music and musical instrument supply
store /, n our symphonic city.
Mrs. W. H. Wood, wife of u late
congenial county judge, has removed
from Cascade to Hot Springs, and now
occupies, while under the care of the
physician, Andrew Heads cottage.
I. f. Grow, editor Of the sturgis Ad.
v%ertiser denies the statement that has
been going the rounds Of tho Hills
papers, that the Advertiser has
changed hands, and requests exchanges
to note the fact.
The STAR acknowledges the receipt
of a pamphlet copy of the session laws
of the last session, from the office Of
the Pierre Free Press. AS a very pop
ular edition the pamphlet will prove
an immense success. Tho STAR tender.
thanks for the volume.
N. S. Wattison, who was here al
last summer has accepted the position
of caterer Of the Ferguson House and
hereafter the guests will he furnished
a Ia Omaha. Old customers viii
remember him and his fame is sutici
ent guarantee of good grub.
James NJ. Brady, of M~innekahta
was in the city today. Mr.. Brad,
%replenished our exchequer to the extent
of a years subscription, and also fur
nisled the information that survey
ors were looking over the line between
this city and Minnekahta. The sit,
for the depot has been selected and Ii
on w. A. Parker's ranch.
A. B. Conner, of the real estate firm
of Conner Brothers, arrived from
Waukon, Iowa, and will remain per
%manently. Mrs. Connor and famil,
will arrive in May and Hot Spring.
will be their future home. Our bust
ness men have a hearty welcome fnl
A. B. and the board Of trade get>fa
other rustling and enterprising mem.
Der.
MARRIED: In Hot Springs. S. d., CT
Thursday, March Goth. 1891. Nj. w
E. Thayer, of Chadron and Miss Alice
Dawson, of this city were united il
marriage bv the Rev. j. W. llancher
The young couple left on the evening
train for Chadron where they Intend
to reside. The best wishes of a large
circle Of friends go with the happ,
couple.
w. w. LaElc,chc, about the frs
part of tins week bought G. G. Rob
ert's place for 500, and Yesterday sole
it for $1,000. Straws like this show
the tendency of Hot Springs real es
tate this spring. This is not the onl,
transaction Of the kind that has oc
Cured in the last few weeks and al
most daily similar real estate transfer
will be numerous and the sound Of tn,
builders hammer will be hear,
throughout the city.
DR.. Howell, of this city, was Gale,
to Hermosa to attend the two li,tl
boys, son of Spencer c. and Alice r
Smith, who were very i W with diph
iberia. The best medical aid could no
help the little sufferers and William
Edward and Charles Spencer Smitl