The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-10
From Wednesday, Dan,
Window Shades at Marty,s.

Wood taken on subscription or &C.
counts at this Office.
Bronze goods Of all kinds at Van
Voorhis & McNair's.
Best "White Satin" and 80. A. R."
-four ate. D. Bailey's.
Go and see Van WORMS and Nc.
Mars fine line Of cook stoves.
w. w. Root is treating the inside Of
his pharmacy to q coat Of paint.
Paul Renman, manager Of the Black
Hills telephone company, is in the city.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. Buck. Prop.
Judge s. P. Romans, Of Deadwood,
is recuperating for a few days at the
Minnekahta.
The Jackson brown stone has been
figured into the Ferguson block now
being erected on Chicago avenue.
Last night it commenced raining
and continued until 10 o'clock at about
which time the rain turned to snow.
Work has heen discontinued on the
sidewalk M the north side of Mime.
kahta avenue uatil the weather is bet.
ter.
Write w. r. Stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. ~, for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments OF
h%eadstones. 4Stf
j. H. Swan, of Sioux City, Iowa.
father-in-law of Fred 7. Evans ir., is
in the city on buslness,and will make a
tour Of the Hills.
Geo. NJ. Trimmer now draws the
ribbons owe a handsome pair of black.
that he purchased last Saturday. 1t il
indeed a fine team.
P. Folsom, of Bloomington. Ill.,, and
his son Elmer, of Pierre came in today
from Cascade where they are survey
ing the Cascade town site.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the new card of Lake & Jenkins's
tonsorial artists The public will ce,
excellant service at the hands of thes.
men.
The new caterer at the Kenefck, Mr.
Frantz is from the Paxton hotel, Oma
ha, and patrons of this restaurant ar,
treated to the best his knowledge ant
experience affords.
John G. Meali is in town. This il
Johns last trip for the great wholesal,
fruit house, of p. Roscoe Bros. & Co.
Of Omaha. He goes to Utah soon t,
locate permanently.
j. S. Denman, of Whitewood, ant
d. b. Florida, of this city have nur
chased the stock of buggies bought by
the late +. NJ. Allen. MI. Florida vii
have charge Of the business.
Ernest May, q merchant and miner
Of Lead City, arrived last night. II,
has never been here before but likes i
SO much that he will return at onc'
for his f"mily for ? visit.
}. \. Munson, Of McCook, Neb., VIII,
has been, making a tour of the Hills
and has tcsn sojourning in IL cit.
for several days, purchased two lots o,
College Hill. He took his departur,
for home last night.
"A letter received from Mr.. G. A
Springer WHO'S we'll known in this cit,
announces the fact that he has bee,
very sick with la grirre but is nov
improving and as soon as he is able h.
will visit the Springs.
Miss Nina Druse displays Il new al
in this weeks issue. To the ladies 1
is Of special interest, as Miss Druse'
stock is all that she claimes for 1T
new, stylish and composes Of all tn
most fashionable designs.
Tlleo Figge, Chadron, sells singh
buggy harness at $500, double harnes
$1,000, solid farm harness $1,000, bes
style farm harness $500, wool line
saddles $500. Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded. Send 70
price list. tt.
The shower this morning cause
water to make its way through til
roof and ceiling of Col. James grocer,
store, causing a patch Of ~plastering t
fall, breaking a showcase and doin,
someother damage. Joseph Vincent
hardware store is also under water.
Abe c.. Boland, Of Rapid City, ha
purchased the two lots that Chris Jer
sens stage barn stands upon. W
understand Mr.. Boland expects to b.
come a permanent resident Of this city
He is said to be a rustler-boome
and doubtless comes to the Spring
because he sees here opportunities Il
thai, that no other city in the Hills offer
While shaking hands with h
friends .Tohn G;llesr;e drorned ;rto 4,