The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1892-01-29
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
Coal Oil, Coal OIL at Fargo's.
Circuit court, adjourned term, began
work on Wednesday last.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. g. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
The infant son Of A. "A. Powell, died
Wednesday morning.
For Abstracts of title call on the l..
RI. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
Jones Of the Herald must be hard
pressed for subscribers as he is Offer
,ng his paper free for one year.
Let every member of our public
school see Queen Esther Saturday,
p. m.
Fall River county maps for sale by
T.. H. Bostwick abstract company at
so cents each.
To make room for new goods Fargos
nave determined to reduce their stock
If low prices will do it.
The STAR gets its subscribers in the
good old way, and its subscription list
is growing all the time.
Don't fail to sec Queen Esther Friday
night and Saturday, p. m. Admission
Friday, IS cents, children, Is cents.
As an evidence that business is pick
ing up we a point to the fact that
there is inquiry for business houses.
The STAR has on hand several lots
of old papers that would come handy
to houskeepers. They are for sale in
; lots to suit purchasers.
E. N. Fitch of Dudley was in the
city on Monday. He brought his
daughter over for medical treatment
The Heard states that MI. Benedict
is ar attorney. This is a reat admis-
sion for Jones, but then its only done
"for the sake Of argument"
j. G. Dickover's examination in
pharmacy vas such a mi as his friends
would have expected. He received a
very complimentary letter from the
exammaneir.
All interested in the organization of
a Choral Society are requested to meet
in the X. Of P. lodge o in Fargo
& Dickover block on Monday evening
Feby. LIST, at 2 p m.
We were shown a pencil drawing.
made by A.sssJ. Mcdonald of Nom
ument Hall in Wind Cave that shows
considerable artistic taste. With
cultivation and training he would
make an artist.
j. A. Shortell has taken a position
behind the delivery window at the
~postofice. Johrny's genial and oficlaI
qualities that have won him success in
other stations will make him a favor
lite at the postofice.
i A. S. Fielding returned Monday morn,
ing, from a two weeks trip in India
ma, at which place he visited his asei
father who was very sick. When Mr.
Fielding left him.he was improving SC
much that his ultimate recovery wa
confidently looked for.
On Thursday evening Of last weel
E. D. and Miss Belle Morton left owe,
the Burlington for their old home i,
Buffalo New York, where they wer,
called by a telegram announcing TIL
death Of their mother. The spmpath,
of our community went with them o,
their sad mission
j. B. Dickover made a trip to hi
mica location on Monday. As before
stated in these columns, he and G. G
Fargo were about to engage in the
business of preparation of mica for
the market. This work has been de
layed by Mr.. Dickover's absence but
will now be taken up again and viii
soon be in operation.
The work Of placing the chairs in
the Baptist church will be completed
by Sunday. The work has been under
the immediate supervision Of Rev
Mckee who will conducts service in
the chuch next Sunday. One hundred
and fifty seats have been put in ant
Z the building is in fact finished OK
cepting the inside casing which. is be.
ing delayed by the want Of 4ateria1
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS and al
persons buying or selling beef. Motto
/. rs hereby given that on after the 10
day Of February, 1892, the Fall Rive
County Stock ASSOCIATE on will strictl,
enforce all the provisions Of Hous'
Bill No. 6 Of the South Dakota Law
pf 1890, commonly known as the Hid
Law, and will prosecute all persons vic
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