The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-22

The Sioux City Journal Of Monday
last published reports from . number
OF counties in eastern SLuth Dakota
that show the best prospects for an
immense yield Of farm products. This
will be, from the present lookout, the
greatest year South Dakota has ever
seen in an agricultural way. The
prospects in the Black Hills counties
are just as bright as those Of the
eastern counties. Unless something
occurs that entirely changes the OUT
look and is entirely unforeseen the crop
will be immense.
Harry D. Clark, manager Of the Da-
kota Hot Springs Co., is one Of the
main real estate rustlers of our city.
the following is the list Of the trans
fers he has made in the past three
days, and illustrates the fact that lots
in Hot Springs are on the move:
A A Powell, city, two lots; j c Car
son, Omaha, /; j H Mansfield. Detroit,
]; B NJ Diver, Chicago 1; @ @ Shinnlck,
city, 2; j w Hamilton, city, 1; j H
barron, Deadvood, I; j . Barclay,
Council Bluffs, 1; r Schuh, Keokuk, / [;
@ Neuner, ,Omaha,1 G H Nunemacher,
Omaha, 1; w H Train, Sioux City, /;
D B Florida, city, j; A B Brown, Nor
folk, 1;CJ Horrigan, Custer, 2; NJ
Brennan, Hermosa, L; Max Blatt,
Sturgis, 10; Francis Dornan, city, 1;
H L Rogers, Tekamah, 2;J T Parrot,
city, 2; w A Smith, Custer, 2; NJ
Strunk, city, 2: T Struck, city, 1; John
Nicholson, city, L: F G S,lkinson, Buf-
falo Gap, 1; H q Nicker, Hill City, 2;
A B Trombley, Minneapolis, l John
Dornan, city, L; James Dornan, city L;
In this issue appears the advertise.
ment Of the Hot Springs State Bank,
one Of the stable financial institutions
Of the city. The active manager Of
the institution is j. w. Hamilton, CASH
Ter, who by his courteous treatment of
patrons has built a fine business for
the bank. OF this institution the
American Banker says:-"The bank
was organized by Fred T. Evans, a
pioneer resident of this place, who oc.
cupies the presidency. E. M. Donald
son is vice president and j. w. Ham
iltoh, cashier. President Evans is one
of the wealthiest citizens in this Sec
tion. He has large holdings in Hot
Springs real estate, and a numbers of
large business houses and hotels Of the
town came into existence through his
we'll directed energy and enterprise.
Cashier Hamilton is man of quick
intelligence in all matters pertaining
to bank operations and he gives the
State Bank conservative and at the
same time progressive administration
The bank has a $4,000 (now 1924, ,N)O),
capital and enjoys the confidence of a
large and substantial constituency.
Together with a regular banking busi-
ness, this institution makes prompt
collections on all accessible points.
In the upper rooms in the Syndicate
block, on the corner Of 9th street and
Chicago avenue, is located one of the
neatest and best appointed law offices
in the city. The corner rooms are
nicely finished in oil, large windows
flood the rooms with light and the
easy access by the broad stairway make
these rooms the most convenient for
a law Office of any in the city. These
rooms are occupied by A. M. Appelget,
late of Tecumseh, Neb., who has loca-
ted In our city. Attorney Appelyet is
the son Of Judge AppeIget, of the First
judicial District Of Nebraska, and
stands among the most eminent mem.
bers of the Nebraska bar. His library
is one of the finest in the state. All.
ready on his shelves he has over one
hundred volumes Of text books of the
latest editions. Hrs library of reports
is very extensive and yet, only part
Of his main library has arrived. The
corner room which is furnished with
a flat.top desk, typewriter and a
unique case for keeping in perfect or
der all kinds of legal blanks, is used as
his main Office. Adjoining this is the
consultation room and library. This
is neatly carpeted and contains a hand
some and convenient desk, and is fur
nished with all that is necessary to
make lawyers Office complete. Of
course the decorations of lawyers
Office add to the appearance and COM
fort of the the visitors and occupants,
but, after all, it is the man at the helm
with the thorough knowledge of the
law, that is the main piece of furni-
ture, and people seeking legal advice
will find that A. NJ. Appelget is the
right man IN the right place.
The onenins Of tile Plunge Bath.