The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-05
From SATURDAYS Daily.
Picture frames made by Marty.

Voorhis e. McNair's Hardware store.
Charley Durand, the barber, is suf-
fering with an attack of rheumatism.
A lawn sprinkler has been placed in
the lawn in front Of the Minnekahta.
The heavy plate glass windows are
being put in the front of the Evans
stone block.
S. b. Wilson, states attorney,return-
ed yesterday morning from his trip to
the eastern part of the state.
John l.. Burke, the big real estate
man, makes daily trip to his ranch
to superintend his farming operations.
w. s. Bacon returned Thursday
from the Upper Hills where he has
beeu looking after his mining interests.
Clarence Jones had his leg badly
crushed yesterday while helping to
move a job press. He will be laid up
for few days.
Link Young, who does the delivery
work for Fargo & Son, has been
land up since Tuesday with slight
fever. He is improving.
John Stanley, editor of the Hermosa
Pilot came down yesterday morning to
spend a few days with his relatives and
shake hands with his numerous friends.
G: II Wixon, late cashier of the
Bank of 0elrichs is in tine city. He is
now engaged in the United States
Land Department and is located in
Salt Lake City.
F. d. Hummel, Noble Grand of Hot
Springs Lodge No. 112, resigned his
position at the last meeting of the
lodge and Orlando Ferguson, was elect
ed to fill the vacancy.
MIR. Campbell, of Lead. has purchas-
ed tho George Leach cottage, and
hereafter expects to spend portion of
the year at the Springs. "A. S. Field
ing negotiated the sale.
F: E. Briggs, a prominent druggist
OF Watertown, S. d.. and son of our
popular physician, Dr.M. 7. Briggs,
came in yesterday morning and will
visit the Springs a for week or so.
|. r. Grow, editor of the sturgis
Advertiser came down Yesterday morn
ing to enjoy the hospitalities of the
Springs for few days. He is always
welcome visitor in this progressive
city.
AT the commissioners meeting, yes
terday, the plans for the new court
house were submitted and examined.
Record g. Adams, Mclaughlin & Stew.
ems, Jacob Wright, and G. r. Cushman
submitted plans. but no decision was
reached.
VIM. Brewster, who was reported to
have skipped with three days receipts
of the Vienna restaurant of Deadwood
has been found. He was on a pro-
tracted spree, disclaimed any intention
Of wrong doing, and has returned to
work. Only about twenty dollars Of
the money had been spent.
MIR. Thomas G. Foster and Wayland
D. West, of Fulton, N. Y, last week
purchased section of real estate in
Hot Springs, of PA. Gushurst, trustee,
of Lead. S. d., through the real estate
agency of A. S. Fielding. The gentle
men have nnbourded faith in the fu-
ture of Hot Springs. The property in
question sold one year ago for S7,s0O
and these purchasers paid an even
$4,000 for it. Business in real estate
circles is active and Hot Springs lots
are changing hands rapidly. Now is
the time to invest.
The Black Hills Times of May %,
says:-From parties who returned
yesterday from Buffalo Gap, it is
learned that sn,all-sizea shooting
scrape took place there yesterday
morning between two runners for the
hotels, who got to wrangllng, and one
pulled gun and shot at the other,
missing his mark and grazing the
breast of Mr.. Perkins, a jeweler from
Hot Springs. The bullet went through
his vest, shirt and pencil, but did not
do any serious damage, although it
was close call. The party also re-
ported that a son had been born to the
wife of Sam Siing, who a year ago
married a white woman who resided
at the Gap"
From sunda;'s Daily.
mccarthy warrants every sack Of
flour.
One third your life is spent in bed
Fine hair mattresses at Martys.
j. Carnes, A. j. Mitchell and wife,
Of Oelrichs were in the city Friday.
Col. w. II. Parker came down from
Deadwood to spend Decoration Day in
the Springs.
J. w. Cuddy drove over to the
county seat Friday and spent an enjoy
able day in Hot Springs.
1t is stated that Gov. Mellette con-
templates change in the personnel Of
the state board of charities and correc-
tions.
Write W. r. stannard & Bro, Rapid
City, S. H., for prices, or other IN
formation regarding monuments or
headstones. 48tf
Col. 9. d. sharkey, produce dealer
of Gordon, Neb., is stopping at the Hot
Springs House, and is considering the
advisability of locating IN the city.
Ben Ash, the sheriff of Pennington
county, drove from Rapid City to