The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-17

10 getthold Of as it now rs, it is crafty
ing to know that financially our coun-
ty stands at the head Of the column, as
far as good credit is concerned.
Rev. s. Andrews departed last eve
ming for his new field Of labor, Wheat
land, North Dakota, to which place
he has been called to the pastorate of
the Presbyterian church. During Mr..
Andrews two years ministry in this
place he has commanded the confidence
and esteem Of our people BY his con-
sciencio,s performance Of the arduous
duties devolving upon q pastor. His
earnest christian character has won
for him the highest esteem, and bis
scholarly attainments place him in
the front rank among the educated
people Of the Hills. The STAR wishes
him abundant fruit for his labor in
his new field. Mrs. Andrews win fol-
low about the first Of May.
From Thursday's Daily.
Picture frames made by Marty.
Hank Vanatta took a trip to Rapid
City yesterday.
5000 Rolls Of Wall paper in the la
test patterns at Martyrs.
Lumber is being put on the ground
for e. 7. Pierce's new building.
One third your life is spent in bed.
Fine hair mattresses at Martvs.
Joe Denny is raising the boot and
shoe store Of Z. b. Warren today.
The people of Minnekahta avenue
will soon have their sidewalks down.
E. Elsev, one of our popular mer-
chants. made Buffalo Gap a visit today.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Charlie SlYfeld has moved into his
new cottage, and has rented his house
for the summer.
Burke & Tillotson's new store build
ing is being pushed to completion as
fast as men and money can do it.
Write w. r. Stannard e. Bro, Rapid
City, S. H., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments or
lheadstones. 48tf
Hon. Loomis s. Gull, States Attor-
ney. S. E. Wilson and President Han
cher made a pleasant party, that went
to RAPID City yesterday.
Supt. &C. Hughes came in from the
Upper Hills on his private car last
evening and remained until this morn.
ing, when he went south.
G. w. Green, wife and son, from
Point Of Rocks, came down this morn.
ing to try the water of the Springs
and do some extensive trading.
Fred Morrison has his cottage or
wheels and has started it on a %journe,
nortnward. It will stop and take NJ
stationary quarters in Phillips addition
A. b. Conner has rented the house
&c Rev. Andrews, who left for his new
field Tuesday evening. Nj. Connol
will, however, build a residence fol
himself during the coming summer.
r. r. Conner was down town yester
day after suffering untold agony will
an abscess in his ear. The able secre
.ary Of the Board of Trade was hearth
ly welcomed by his down town associ
ates,
c. G. Fargo has given his cottage
new coat Of paint. as has. also, w. E
Benedict, of the STAR, both cottage
are beautified to that extent, and &C
as an incentive to othors TO go and d
likewise.
E. Calhoun has sold ont his interes
in the milk business and has Joined tn
real estate brigade. Hereafter he vii
devote himself to the purchase an
sale of real estate in large and sma'
J quantities.
j. A. Handy, a practical timer, Q
Chadron, Neb., has ac~cepted'.a positio
in T. j. Brayton's hardware store. Nj
Handy is a first-class workman an
will be remembered bv those who ha
|, the pleasure of meeting him last fall
: The sidewalk on the south side G
Seventh street has been laid fro,
a Chicago avenue to River avenue, an
will be laid from the alley to Lincol
avenue as soon as the carpenters ca
, do 1t. The lumber is on the GROUND
Ell Sam Morris, Of Custer, is in the cit
and will put up an experimental Kill
o Of brick made from clay lately foun
4 down on the Ferguson place. Shoul
y the experiment prove a success a reg,
y lar brickmaking business will be i.
u a%ugurated.
Theo Figge. Chadron, sells sing