The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-13

With east bound passenger.
Ssaey: g Ind foti' Hot Springs connect with
Thtoash aekst. to al eastern points via .Byn.
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NEIGHBQRH0oD NOTES
From Tassday'srDsiiy.
Window shades: at Martyrs
'tr:;sIpcationsblanks at STAR Office. &.
Pietare frames. made BY. Marty.
Nickle pencil tablets at-srAa Office.
H*.!H.Ess Rene OF Buffalo Gap is at the
Hotsprings House.
Iry.a, sack Of. G.. D.. Bailey's best
taour. It will give satisfaction.
-. Gge.to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
G. s. Buck. Prop.
: Mr., Clark, who had his leg broken
,last TN spdswent To Iowa while con-
valssciag, has returned and is again
ielsrkins for c:.D. Bailey.
jacob Wright came in from his
sojourn at 4. B. Dings' ranch much
improved and thinks he will be able to
attend. to business in a few days.
Geo. A. Turner, manager Of the Hot
Springs Lumber company, left satur-
day evening via the: Elkhorn for Free
taUat-an&0 nnsha on'a business tour.
r. NJ. Allen one Of our most enter
.;psising real estate men and present
proprietor q the Hotel stratton left for
The east and south Monday evening.
W. J. secor. an accomplished typo
feom up in the Hills came down from
Dsadwood yesterday and is taking in
the Springs for the bensfit of the rheu-
matism.
The new piano for the Black Hills
college has arrived and IS now in use
in !thetnnsic' room. There are three
pianos now being used. by a large mu-
eac class.
George Bullion is the happy father
:sof; a flns bow. sEhe young man with
tire silver sounding cognomen arrived
: early this: morning and both mother
and babe are doing we'll.
Henrys:Masty loft Saturday evening
via the Elkhorn for Omaha, where he
J. gass TO purchase two carloads Of fur
! niitiure and household goods to be used
Sih seflting and refarnishing the Hotel
Stratton.
A. NJ. McCarty, one Of the large gen.
era~l-nesehant. Of Oelricls is prospect
ing about Hot Springs with a view Of
moving bis large establishment to this
place as soon as suitable Accommodations
can he provided.
Ed. G%undelfnger Of Omaha repre-
senting the Consolidated Coffee COM
pany came in this morning. Ed. is an
Old tine travelling man for this house
but 9 stranger in this country. He
takes joe Scots place.
Mrs. II. E. Brown has disposed of
her confectionery business to L. A.
Penaberton, of Ghadron, who. took
charge Of the business this morning.
MI. Pemberton is one Of Chadron's sue.
cesful business men and will conduct a
6rst.class confectionery and ice cream
parlor during the coming summer.
Lew O'Brien, a-well known and
popular passenger conductor from
Huron. Oak, is sojourning for a month
at the Milnekahta. Mr.. O'Brien' with
his.wste. started for the Pacific coast
but finding onr waters SO beneficial
and every thing so pleasant aud at.
tractive here will remain at the Springs
during lis lay on.
A genuine old fashioned Chinook
Z struck this section of Uncle Sans do:
main Sunday and Monday, and with
the aid Of a bright warm sun melted
nearly all. the snow and for once in a
! long time our streets were a mass Of
mud. The SrAR has heard no one com
plain and therefore thinks everybody
enjoyed the change.
There. came*pear being a d,sastrou,
confagrationsat an early hour yester-
day evening By which the large. hand
some, new store building Of Fargo {
Dickoyer. was in danger Of total destruc.
ZION. The fihishsrsin ~theIbank room had
their working clothes, overalls, ETC., in
an old barrel containing . little plas'
ter, aud it''is supposed that sponta.
: neous combustion took place. The
flames were seen from. the street and
aa..entrance being obtained the barrel
ana contents thrown into the street
: HID tho fire oct urred q a late hour, il
Would have have.been almost impos'
sible: e, sahauethe flames. The, acci'
dspts 1axtuaatily Aeccasreal whom many
people, were on fbe street and it wai
y <4fseeeeted&Almpst asseqpaes. the0amel