The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-13
From Weduesday,s Daily

From Wednesdays Daily
Hot Springs congratulates Spearfish.
w. She'll is over from Oelrichs
today.
E. N. Fitch, of Dudley is doing the
hub today.
Chambers Kellar went to Lead City
yesterday on legal business.
Board and lodging for $3.50 per
week at the Kenefck Restaurant.
F. G. Silkenson, the lumberman, has
moved into his new mansion on Evans
Hill,
Judge Nowlin's condition yesterday
afternoon is said to be easier, though
death may occur at any time.
The funeral services of Miss Willor
were held today from Union Hall. In
terment took place in Evergreen GEM
etry.
j. W. King, who for..some time has
been in the store OF Crane Bros, is now
in the employ of E. Elsey, the Beehive
man.
The stone is being put on the ground
fos the foundation of IL. yonns's black.
smith aud wagon shop that is to be
built soon.
sit will pay a faIlsr TO so Fifty mi!es
to trade at l'asso's. Why? because
you kin git what you want, and sit il
reasonable"
The STAR llas on band tcvera! lots
Of old papers that would como handy
to h~oiskeepers. They are for sale in
lots 10 suit purchasers.
"Charley Fargo, what do You mean
by getting in such g tremendous stock
of goods?' 81 mean to do business anc
give the people something to select
from"
speas.".a see;is to be enjoying :
boom since Tie Burlington and Elk,
horn roads seem bent OIL reaching her
Real estate sales are said to ayerag,
$4,000 per day.
The ladies aid society, of the NJ. e
Church will give a box social at th.
residence of President Hancher, Friday
evening, Nov. 18th. Everybody i
cordially invited to attend.
LaFleiche & Colvert will soon hav,
p sanera! directory, ~ !e rernarea
record OF particulars coacermi,g th'
decease of all parties coming unde,
their charge. This will often prove
valuable reference book il wears t,
come.
Anderson's graders have commenced
work excavating and cleaning ava,
the old foundation of the M~innekahta
and in its place will be erected a mucl
larger and c%ostlier one. Hot Spring
is in need of more hotels and mus
have them.
G. A. Lancaster took last evening
passenger for Norfolk, Neb., where h
will spend several days visiting oil
friends and looking after business
Nh. Lancaster is a rustler from ava,
back, and always makes things livel,
when around.
New carpets, latest designs,
Hats and caps to suit the times,
Suits to fit both men and boys;
Everything from stoves to toys;
All this for cash and nothing more
Can be had cheap at Fargo's store.
Pioneer: The large depression o,
Sherman street, probably a half acr
in extent, into which the red creek wa
turned last week for the purpose o
filing it up will. the drifting sand
is already half filled up, the creek dc
ing what would have required a grea
many teams and a large expenditure o
money. The fiat will be used as a
annex yard to the B. & NJ.
M. T. Holmes, the wide.awake tai
Tor, who has his shop in one of til
rooms over Roots pharmacy, has pul
chased the building recently vacate
by Joray, the photographer, and wi,
repaint and remodel the same for hi
business. Mr.. Holmes has an eye ope
for business, and does good work, an
we would not be surprised if he shout
enlarge his force. We need a larg
tailoring establishment and think Nj
Holmes is making preparations to fl
this need.
j. j. Ruth and G. c. FREEZER, tw
railroad men of Burlington, low;
have arrived to try the medicin;
powers of the Hot Springs waters fc
rheumatism. They were advised I
come here by B. G. Penningto,
master mechanic of the B~urlingto
system, who it will be rcmembere
spent a month here last summer, tai
ing baths for rheumatism. 1t seen
tl,at Mr. pon,,;,n4o,, aaa.a4 .a: