The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1892-02-19
N%E1eHBoRHooD NOTES

Fargo will furnish you oil.
Wood wanted at the STAR Office.
The "peanut stand" gets there just
the same.
Brand new road cart for sale, inquire
at this Office.
Art social at w. P. Phillips next
week, Friday evening.
The Ratchet moved this week into
new quarters over Shann's maket.
To all whom it way Concern:
You will find that prices are down
at Fargo's.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
For Abstracts of title call on the T..
H. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
To mako room, for new goods Fargos
nave determined to reduce their stock
It low prices will do it.
Editor Ballou, Of the Republican,
was owe from Buffalo Gap on Monday,
and made us a fraternal call.
One hundred and sixty acres of land.
II miles form the court house, for
sale. Inquire Of John Henton.
The house Of representatives has set
March 70 as the day when the late
Congressman, John R. Gamble, Of
South Dakota, will be eulogized.
MI. F. Springer Of Chicago has been
attending to business at the Springs
this week. He departed for his home
Wednesday, evening over the B. & M.
The STAR is informed that the re-
port made upon the electric street
railway project has hpen favorable.
that work will begin within . few
days.
W. n. Bonham, editor Of the
Pioneer, who has been quite sick for
some weeks, is now able to be around
again. He expects to soon visit the
Springs to aid him on the road to
health.
Congregational services will be held
at the school house next Sunday
morning and evening, at II a. M. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Rev. =. E. Frame will conduct these
services.
4. v. Cenklln, j. D. Bertrand and
NJ. F. Durham, of Canton, Lincoln
county, this state, were Springs yisi-
tors on Wednesday. They were re-
turning from the United States court
recently held at Deadwood.
j. B. Gardner, who attended college
here last fall and winter, came down
from the Upper Hills Saturday and was
visiting friends here, and shaking
hands with aquaintances Of college
days." He returned Tuesday.
Joseph Hare, one of the editors of
the Hill City Tin Miner has retired
from the newspaper business and will
lhenceforth devote his attention to the
postofice. The Miner will now be
published by Smith 6 Kimball.
There will be a meeting of those
interested in organizing a branch
lodge Of the Fall River Stock Associa-
ton, on Saturday event ng at 2 o'clock
in rooms over Shann's market. All
interested in stock are invited to be
present.
The Baptist church will hold an
opening service one week from next
Sunday, Feb. 28th. A union service
will be held in the morning at which
President Hancher will deliver the
sermon. Further particulars will be
announced next week.
The many friends Of Sandie Noodle
will congratulate him on an event to
take place on next Wednesday, the
Path inst, at Durham, Ontario, at
(which time cards announce he will be
united in marriage to Miss Annie
Johnston, of that place.
The STAR is informed that Mr.. G. A.
Springer will arrive at the Springs
about the first Of March, if his health
is good at that time, and that he con-
templates making extensive improve.
'ments about his springs at the head Of
Of Hot Brook. The STAR will keep
its readers posted as to his doings.
The Choral Union met on Monday
evening 1t The College and had very
profitable meeting. It il proposed Ia
givsa concert, next week Saturday eve,
hing!aud for this purpose extra rehear.
sals will b held. The chorus will meet
this Friday evening at the residence7oi
Mr.. Lampert and next Monday even.
lpg atJ tho College. Iii d very. .dssir:
bio that I'll attend these rehsarsals.
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