The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
Summer suits at @. E. Wilson & Cos


Summer suits at @. E. Wilson & Cos
| Ladies have you been in to see the
il'elegant dress goods at Motlring Bros
& Cos.
Go to McCarty, opposite Furguson
House, for corn, oats, &c. Price the
lowest.
Il COMPLETE LINE OF
STATIONERY AI FISHEL'S
BAZAAR.
Who are the leading merchants in
ladies' and gents furnishings? Moll-
ring Bros. & Co.
If you want to buy or sell real
estate call on Sedcwick, Moseley &
Pease Chicago avenue.
The father and mother Of Harvey
Mosely arrived. Monday, from FREE
mont, Neb., and will remain during
the summer.
A lady, whose name wc did not learn
was severely injured Tuesday after
noon while diving from the spring
board at the plunge bath.
The county court was in session yes
terday, Judge Gull presiding, trying a
case OF conversion, between Benz. F.
Williams and Harry D. Clarke.
F-ank Yates, postal clerk on the
east end Of the Elkhorn, arrived yes
terday morning. and will stay a week
recreating and bathing in the waters.
A. V. Green, of Sioux Falls, arrived
yesterday morning and will take his
place in our base ball team. He is one
Of tie crack shortstops Of South Da-
kot.
Mrs. Lancaster, wife of H. A. Ian.
caster, clerk at Elsey's Beehive, and
son, arrived yesterday morning from
Neigh. Neb., and will take up their
residence among us.
David Sidey, father of John, has
been visiting Hot Springs, returned
to Sioux City Tuesday evening, and
go from that place to Canada where
he will remain several months.
R. Young wants firstclass wagon.
maker. No others need apply. Good
wages and steady job to the right
man. Apply at blacksmith shop north
Of electric plant on River avenue.
Mrs .Chas. Kaufman and two children,
of Omaha, arrived yesterday morning,
and will visit a few weeks with the
family Of Jos. Vincent. the hardware
man. Mrs. Kaufman is q sister of
Mr. Vincent.
The plunge bath is more popular
than ever among the ladies, but not as
much 20 as the line of ladies' shoes,
hosiery and summer underwear sold so
cheaply by Dean Salmon & Co., at
Elsey's old stand.
Joseph Schwing Is visiting the city
on tour of recreation. MIR. Schwing
is manager of S. C.Fargo & Sons large
general merchandise house at Dead
wood, and will appreciate and thor
oughly enjoy his vacation.
Andrew Head, uncle of the Head
Brothers Of this city, along with G. H.
Halstead, both of Tecumseh, Nrb., are
in the Springs with a view to invest
ing. Both are men Of means and may
decide to locate among us.
| d. Hawksworth, Master Mechanic
and Superintendent of motive power
of the b. & NJ. was IN the city yester-
day looking after matters of interest
to his department. The housing and
care of the engines at this place will
require his attention.
Rev. w. D. Powell, field missionary
of the Congregational church, with
headquarters at Chadron. was IN the
city yesterday. the guest Of Rev. E. e.
Frame. Mr.. Powell was looking over
this field and is pleased with the out
look. He made the STAR Office pleas
ant call.
Tho directors of the First National
Bank appreciatlng the valuable servi-
ces Of their Assistant Cashier, w. H
Stanley, at their last meeting made a
substantial increase in his salary
Will is an attentive and accurate bank
man, and richly deserves this recogni.
tion of his services. Accept the con.
gratula!ions IF the STAR, Will, along
with our best wishes.
The Minnekahta State Bank has in.
creased its capital from $4,000 to S25.
900, which is very conclusive evidence
that this financial institution is one ot
the strongest in the state. The consol
idation of the old Mlnnekahta Banl
and the Hot Springs State Bank made
the Minnekahta State Bank doubl,
strong. The reputation of this banl
as a safe, conservative and substantial
depository is extensive and it is knowr
far and wide as one of tho financia
bulworks of the state.
II L. S. Ellsworth commenced packing
his stock of furniture and hardware
last Monday morning preparatory t,
his removal to Hot Springs, S. D
Our citizens have known for some tim,
that MIR. Ellsworth contemplated thi
change, deemed necessary on accoun
of his health. By Wednesday evenin.
the goods were all loaded, filling thre
cars, and that night started ontheir Ion,
journey in charge Of A. Holtz, tn
gentleman who has so ably assiste,
Mr.. Ellsworth in his business here an,
who will still continue in his employ i,
Hot Springs. Mr.. E. and his fam,l
started for their new home on the earl;
Thursday morning train and arrive,
at their destination Friday morning
Tecumseh regrets to lose the presenc
| of these estimable people. Mr.. r.. ha