The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-11-20
From wsdpssdsx,s Daily

Ao8Luer ana DUCK COaCS at ElSeY ..
Robt. Rudesill, Of Hill City, is doing
the city today.
Chas. Webb, came down from Hill
City last evening.
Hon. A. H. GODDARD is up from his
ranch near Smithwiek.
Round Oak stoves for sale cheap at
Van Voorhis & McNalr's.
N. o. Marble, of Rapid City, was
seen on our streets today.
Bargains in ladies' and childrens'
cloaks at Elseys Bee Hive.
L. M. Harris, Of Custer, is down
looking after court matters.
M. Cain came down from Lead City
last evening to attend court.
VIM. Bennett, is over from Oelrichs
looking after business matters.
j. B. Cloud came down from Her.
mosa last evening to attend court.
Board and lodging for $3.50 per
week at the Kenefck Restaurant.
Robert Moore came over from Edge
mont this morning TO attend court.
Robbers secured about $1,000 worth
of jewelry at Huron last Friday night.
Attorney Fowler and NJ. Welsie
came down from Rapid City last even
ing.
G. F. Long, of Oelrichs, is doing
business and attending court at tho
hub today.
s Loudenback who represents sew
eral reliable insurance companies, was
distributing blotters among our bust
ness men today.
DR. Adams has bought the house re-
Gently built by Cashier Parks on COL
lege Fiat, and will move mis- family in
to the same as soon as the painting is
FINISHED.
Gudd Grant, travelling salesman for
the Black Hills Mercantile Co., was
rustling among our business men to-
day. Judd took some large orders
from our merchants.
Gus A. Lancaster, returned this
morning from his vacation trip to the
eastern part of Nebraska, and has re-
sumed his place in the clothing DEPART
ment If the Bee Hive.
The STAR Office has OH hand one Of
the largest and finest stocks Of letter
and note paper, bill heads and legal
documents in the county. If you want
a new supply be SURF to call and see
our new stock.
Col. w. H. Parker, one Of the most
prominent lawyers in the Black Hills,
came down from Deadwood last night
to look after court matters. The
colonel has quite a number Of i'm
portant cases on the docket this term.
Chicago is again having trouble
with her anarchists, but a firm
and steady purpose at the head of the
city government is so far preventing
any serious trouble. Anarchist meet.
lngs are broken up and tho leaders
therein arrested by the police.
Don Porter, who for so many years
has been in the hotel business in the
Black Hills, and has gained reputa'
tion as a resort hotel proprietor seldom
~equalled any where, has taken charge
of both the hotels in Sutherland, the
great winter resort of Florida anc
justly celebrated as the "Peerles:
Princess of the Gulf."-1imes.
The Ohio River must be pretty low
if we are to believe the rlvere editor o.
the Pauducah News who says: "The
river is so low that the catfish have
nearly worn their tails off tanning tn,
dust from each other, turtles cog
giles and terrapins carry parasols t,
keep the sun from blistering theil
backs. The river is covered with bar
so thick that a mosquito can't get clos
enough to the river to get a drink, ant
when a stearn wheel boat is under
Roadway you can't tell whether it i
fog or dust she is e%nyeloped H."
j. Engstrom, foreman Of the Burl
lngton & Missouri bridge builders nea,
Edgemont, was shot and seriousl,
wounded this afternoon by mi of hi
companions with ashotguu loaded will
buckshot. The charge entered hi
thigh and bowels. His physician think
that the amputatlon of both legs will
be necessary to save his life. Conflicting
reports regarding the shooting are ii
circulation and Engstrom states tina
he was intentionally shot by his assail
, ant, while the other claims that the gul
went off accidentally. An mvestiga
!. ton by the authorities is now in pro
gress.
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