Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-08
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j. G. Barnes, of Belle Fourche, came
in Monday night.
E. B. Cook Co. have put in a hobby
new soda fountain.
G. Z. Wood came down from Rapid
City Tuesday eveningand left Wednes-
day morning to attend court at Custer.
Miss May Cole, who has been making
her home with the family of H. j. Cur
tiss for several weeks past, left Tues
day morning for Colorado.
Mrs. Austin, of Lacrosse, Wis, who
has been visiting Mrs. A. B. Conner
for the past two weeks, departed Tues
day night overthe B. s. M. for Chicago.
Fred T. Evans was confined to his
room by illness for several days during
the past week but is now ableto be out,
though he isn't feeling as clipper as he
might.
New line of dress goods, novelty
goods. wash goods, draperies and car
pets down to bedrock prices ut the
Bee Hive.
Mrs. Z. j. Moore, who recently un-
derwent u severe surgical operation in
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago,
is expected to arrive home tomorrow
morning. We understand that her
health is much improved.
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popular Bazill Mills flour man, is a
candidate for treasurer of the state of
Nebraska on the republican ticket.
His many friends in the Hills would
be pleased tosee him capture the prize.
Otto Strom has been engaged during
the past week in setting the fifty horse
power boiler at tho Hot Springs Sui
phur bath house. Preparations are
being made for a material increase in
the capacity of this institution.
The 500 raised by the Epworth league
for Rev. Hancher, entities our league
to two buttons to the Black Hills col
lege, one of which was voted by the
members to Willie Daddow.-Bald
Mountain News.
Rev. Armitage, of this city, in con-
junction with Rev. Hope, of College
View, Neb., has been conducting a
series of Adventist meetings at Rapid
City of late. Rev. Armitage returned
to Hot Springs Tuesday evening, ac-
companied by Rev. Hope.
Mrs. Lnwless desires to inform her
patrons and the ladies of Hot Springs
that she has opened her dressmaking
establishment on Minnekahta n
first door west of Rylen block.
G. r. Bennett and wife expect to
leave Sunday night for Alliance where
Mr.. Bennett has secured a very dcsir-
able position in u drug store. Mr..
Bennett is an experienced pharmacist.
and during his residence here has
made many friends who will regret his
departure from Hot Springs.
Jack .Qulgg has rented the black
smith shop of John Fallon and took
possession last week. He moved his
family over from Cascade Tuesday.
Mr.. Quigg is said to be an excellent
workman and we are glad to learn that
he is to become n resident of Hot
Springs.
Robert McMurtry, an employee in the
G. b. Il Q. shops at Burlington, Iowa,
arrived Saturday morning and will
remain several weeks. Mr.. McMurtry
has been to Hot Springs before and
says this is the only place where he
can derive any benefit and enjoy life.
He is a guest at the PARROT.
Ladies.
Shirt waists.
Shirt waists for ladies.
Go to the New York Store for them.
Louie Lehman, Joe Walker and
Willie McLyman babe farewell to rela-
tives and friends on last Friday even
ing and boarded the Burlington train
Tor Cripple Creek. MIR. Walker has
promised to write his impressions of
Cripple Creek, and Colorado generally,
for the benefit of STAR readers.
MIR. Merlin, formerly section foreman
on the Hot Springs division of the Elk.
horn, left Thursday night of last week
for Iowa City, Ia, in response to a
telegram stating that his father had
been killed hv the cars at that
place. No particulars of the deplor-
able accident have yet been received
here.
Mr.. Dutton, advertising agent of the
B. c. r. ~ N. railroad, after an enjoy
able weeks visit here departed for his
home at Cedar Rapids Wednesday
night. He was very favorably i'm
pressed with Hot Springs and he will
doubtless do much good for this
lar resort through the medium of the
immense number of folders and other
advertising matter sent out by him.
Henry Monheim, the junior member
of the we'll known mercantile firm of
Schmitz Il Monheim of Lead CITY. mr..