The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09
HOT SPRINGS STAR
BENEDICT & HANFoRD,
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N~EIGHBoRHOOD NOTES
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From Fridays Daily.
Fou A PAYING INVESTMENT sEe E. j..
MooRE.
Everything in the line Of fine shoes
at Warren's.
The Hotel Gillesnie celebrated New
Years day by opening a new register.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
nav and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
Attorney Geo. Bradley, Of Hot
Greek, is considering the advisability
OF removing his Office to Edgemont.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Martin, Of
Hot springs,are visiting their son Hon.
E. w. Martin, Of this city.-Deadwood
Pioneer.
G. G. Fargo returned yesterday from
Hot Springs to view the damage done
to his property during the recent fire.
-Dcadwood Pioneer.
The Watertown Courier-New has
been sold under a mortgage, and comes
out under the head OF THE Water
town News" with William Moore as
proprietor aud editor.
Frank Callahan, our genial post
master, says he kept open house all
day yesterday, at the p%ostofice.. A
very large number Of callers were
received by that accommodating official.
The president has issued a proclama-
ton in relation to the Worlds Fair, to
be held in Chicago in 1893. The en-
position will be opened on May 1, 1898
and closed, not before the last Thurs.
day Of October in the same year.
On account of there being no freight
train running on Thursday, New
Years day, Rev. Geo. G. Ware, Of the
Rapid City Episcopal church, did not
arrive and the services announced for
that evening were not held. A mum.
Der Of our people were sadly disap.
pointed.
James Orr, an old respected citizen
Of Hot Springs, and who left overland
for the Yellowstone Park last spring
is now located at Livingstone, Mont,
and orders the STAR to be sent HIM, as
he Us anxious to keep posted on the cur
rent events of Hot Springs,
The handsome face Of IL friend
w. II. Stanley a now be seen behind
the grating of the "Tellcr's" window
Of the First National Bank. Will
having been appointed Assistant Cash
Ter, at a recent meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of thu bank. His many
friends will be glad to hear of his pro.
motion.
We would call the special attention
of our readers to the interview of our
reporter with j. r. Buchanan, GEM
Pass. As't., Of the +. E. & NJ. v. Ry
in regard to the prospects of Hot
Springs for the coming summer
With the substantial aid If the Elk.
horn railway, our citizens should com
bine, all pull together, and work fol
the bost interests Of the whole com
munity. Time is fast flying by and
some united effort should be made tn
induce new enterprises to locate in oul
city.
The New Years edition Of the STAT
containing the list of improvements
in the city, has been nearly exhausted
> though an extra edition was printed
Tho appreciation of the enterprise Of
the STAR, thus shown by our citizens il
very gratifying to the publishers
The STAR can always be relied upon IL
do anything to further the interests O
and advertise Hot Springs and Fal
River county. In future editions til,
STAR will endeavor to keep before til,
people the advantages of Hot Spring
as a commercial, manufacturing an.
distributing point.
In The STAR report of the business
. buildings and improvements Of Ho'
Springs during the past year; til,
. grocery stor. of G. d. Bailey was in
advertantly omitted. Mr.. Bale,
erected and now uses as a store a tw,
story frame building, on Chicago
avenue. that is a land mark in tina,
end Of town. The building cost $1,000
: is we'll furnished inside and out, and i.
, filled with a tirst-class stock Of genera
groceries. The STAR regrets til,
omission of this prominent bushes.
building, and only hopes that if Their.
are any more that do not appear in tn,
list that they be reported to the office
Last evening, January LIST, 1891
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
pert was the scene of one Of the mos
enjoyable little social gatherings of til,
season. The occasion was that of .
small New Years. party for tbeil
daughters. The guests were til,
Misses Blanche and Nellie Ham, Ar,i,