The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-06
HOT SPRINGS STAR
BENEDICT & HANFoRD,
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N~ElGHBORH0oD NOTES
From Fridays Daily.
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From Fridays Daily.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
new and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
An elegant line of wedding station
cry and fancy programs at tie STAR
office.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
Mrs. F. J.. Green, her friends will
be glad 10 learn, is improving and IN
a fair way Of recovery.
John Gillespie, was called by wire
to New York yesterday, to attend the
bedside Of his mother, who is very ill.
The Deadwood term of the United
States District Court, opens next Tues
day, March 8. The calender is a long
one.
John H%enton, one Of our most en-.
terprising and energetic real estate
dealers, was taken sick last evening,
and is reported this morning to be
quite severely i'll.
A. Smith, who has been sojour-
ing in the Springs for the past few
months, returned this morning to his
home at Central, much pleased with
Hot Springs, and may conclud to take
up his residence among us.
Charles Streator, who was severely
injured a day or two ago, by being run
over with a wagon, is getting along
nicely. His leg was not broken, but
very badly bruised. He is confined to
his bed and Joe Martyrs residence.
The register of deeds and county
auditors offices were moved yesterday
INTO their new quarters, in the base
ment of the Fargo-D ickover building.
The county treasurer will take posses
sion Of the Office vacanted by the reg
lister Of deeds.
W. H. Munroe, county auditor OF
Yankton county, lost his wife on the
IA inst. For ten long days he mourn
ed her loss, at the end of which time
he married the Widow Bartlett. The
affair has caused much u~nfavorable
comment i'll Yankton.
Fargo & Son, yesterday received a
carload of wrapping paper, which is
rather an unusual amount Of paper
for one house to order in a city the
size of Hot Springs. However as this
firm is preparing to go into the whole
sale and supply business, this is not
such an enormous amount to have on
hand.
F. NJ. Vroman is over from Dudley,
and reports that burg as getting ready
to put on its corporation clothes. He
says that the bond election possessed
but little interest for the denizens Of
that precinct and that Hot Springs is
the most convenient place for a county
seat in the county, always Of course
excepting Dudley.
Pedestrians, who had occasion tc
pass along Chicago avenue this morn
ing, where somewhat surprised to see q
sign board stretched across the side.
walk, bearing this legend Boarding.
This sign stands forninst what ha.
been supposed to lie John Beadze pr!
vatc resilence,b but from it locations il
might be imagined TO be a hostelry il
deposition to the Ferguson House op
positc which famous hotel it is located
Saturdays Daily.
Window Shades at Martyrs.
VINO. Hamilton went to Minnesota
yesterday to be gone during the sum
mer.
Mrs. F. &C. Foster, Of Rapid City, sis
ter Of I. H. Wells, came down las
evening along with MI. Wells and fam
lily.
Il. H. Wells, and family returne,
last evening from Rapid City, wher
! they went to attend the funeral of A
D. Wells, jr.
9 Ed. Petty has returned from Oman
where he has been attending a lay
suit, and his appearance on our street
is welcomed by everybody.
Mr.. H. Robbins, Of Sm,thwick, wa
in the city today and during his pere
CARNATIONS about the CITY dropped in
q to the STAR office a few minutes, wher
he was Hospitality welcomed.
Major Eaton, cashier Of the Mime
kahta Bank, became i'll very suddenl
this morning and was compelled to 8
home. 1t is hoped that the sudden a
tack will not prove Of a serious natur,
At the postofice department yeste,
day, contracts were executed for I'll
establishment of a railroad mail seryic
from Dudley, S. D., to Deadwood vi
the Burlington & Missouri railroad I
commence March %.
DR.. c. c. shinnick, surgeon of I'll