Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-05-20
Hot Springs in Rhyme.
[BY BELLE HAsrlxos.l

IBY BELLE HAsTiNos.l
WIND CAVE, near Hot Springs.
MCDONALD & STABLER Pr~oprietors.
Rare, rare jewels were resting
Fathoms under the ground,
Ere this many chambered wonder
By wise men was found.
All, would we were inspired
Az were those of old;
Pefchance each changing beauty
We could to thee unfold.
From Hot Springs q quick journey,
We pauee not to rest,
In the wee, quaint abode
Ger entrance to myetery'e nest.
There dwell the bold explorers
Who will guide and tell,
As their chosen work they do
Faithfully, and we'll.
Thrown op'e is the cabin floor;
We're swept with q rush Of wind
That forever whispering
Of mysteries within.
.liold back" cries an attendant,
eIn truth change thine attire,
Hard by OF quick disposal
Are euch as all require"
We lay aside the old garb
That hath served ms so long,
And sally forth clad as men
Astounding of gong;
Down into the cave we go
By the torches red glare,
Down, down over rugged stones
Leads our winding stairs.
Then upward and onward
With sweat moistened brow.
Fret chamber is "POst Office"
We low make our bow;
Then on to the '.Cross Roads"
We scarce can tell how,
Enchanted are senses
Such wonders abound:
Meath our feet crush bright diamonds
That thick strew the ground.
When arrived at the "Cross Roads"
Wo nQrInvnd WON Gao
Saving which shall we traverse,
Which shall 1t bey
To the "Garden of Eden"
The south route does lead.
To the "Fair Grounds'On our left
At length We gaily speed.
Wonderful scenes of frost work
Fit for q fairy land.
We must leave thy charmed arches,
And return to the sun kissed land,
No %slanting sun ray here warns
Ofday's fading light,
But we know the day Ia far spent
So Wind Cave, good night.
Let all who doth peruse
Wind Cave verse and line
Rest not till you've made the journey
And seen the treasure mine.
Close to the Cave is q good hotel
Where guests are welcomed
And always treated we'll.
The PIONEER MEAT MARKET.
r. w. SnANN Proprietor.
Chioce cuts of meat at the Pioneer Store.
SirlOin, porter house, round steak aud more.
Roasts for dinner, chops for tea
Choice cured meats for you and me.
This fine market ia o busy place;
You're greeted with a kindly grace.
Your tastes and wishes are suited with care.
All kinds of sausages are found there,
They select from live stock the latest and
best:
You ought to give this fine market q test.
You'll get splendid food with prices low,
If to the Pioneer Market You remember to 60.
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S. G. FARGO & Son, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in General Merchandise.
In the best part of the city this store we find
Where they lead the state in astore of the kind.
This name in large, bold type doth stand
The gallant merchants of our land.
So many firms have come and gone
With rush and dust, but none have won
Such lasting praise as friends to all,
To rich and poor, to great and small.
This house receives the greatest praise,
And tits known to be in many ways
The frest house in all the town.
This great wholesale and retail depot.
OF its use in our city you already know,
Men will travel o distance great
TO deal with Fargo & Son of whom we relate
The reasons for this are plain, I'm sure,
Fargo & Son carry nothing inferior OF poor
The goods of all kinds are the besteyer made
Wit, prizes w soo, II is shes sRa as are wa p slS to teac,
The enormous extent this business does reach
Success in every degree
Floats from their banner, lofty and free.
Thie store in it's departments all.
ls crowded with goods for great and small;
Dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes,
And the prices they make are the hest news;
Then for heavy and substantial things of like
From ranges and heaters to q carving knife,
Fargo l. SON have the best for you,.
IT'S good as q fair to look their stock through
Drugs, toilet articles, and many things more
Are found on display at this store
Each department is full and complete.
Thus we are telling and still may tell,
For they have everything u~scfulto sell;
Eight years Fargo s Son have been at the hea
And much in their praise may be said.
| F1Rsr NATIONAL BANK, A. S. STEWART
President; v. e. PRENTICE, Vice.
President; j. E. PARKS. Cash
Ter; w. H. STANLEY, Assis-
tant Cashier.
OF this incorporate bank with its safes an
We speak Of its merits, there are no faults,
Heavy and reliable capitalists stand at Its bacl
OF golden dollars there is no lack.
General banking business, with foreign el
Their perfect plans nothing can derange;
This bank to embarrase
Base men did lately try.
But the .'shiners" were forth coming,
And the schemers now weep and sigh.
Fifty thousand dollars it's capital paid,
good place for deposits-none are afraid.
President Stewart Il rightly, appears,
For the support of the people has no fears.
Vce-Preeident Prentice and John F. Parl
cashier,
For the haven'of success surely steer;
w. H. Stanley, Mr.. Parks assistant,
Manfully discharges his important part.
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