Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-17
j. W. Curran was a Lead Cityite in


G. G. Hunt, of Rapid City, spent
Sunday in the city.
Ernest Barrett and j. r. Palmer. of
Omaha, were arrivals Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Greene and son,
of Liberty, Mo-, came in Friday morn
ing.
David Secour, of Winnebago City,
was an arrival in the city Saturday
morning.
A. V. Weidel, of Sioux City, came in
Saturday morning accompanied by his
little son.
Mrs. e. G. Hopkins, of Devils Lake,
Wis, arrived Saturday and is II guest
at the Evans.
For gem coach oil 60 to r. Young.
G. Hartman, a popular Omaha in
surance man, has been an Evans guest
during the week.
If you need feed, flour. building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Harry Peyton and W. III. Robinson,
of Washington, spent IL few day at the
Springs this week.
For paint oil go to r. Young's.
Ben Baer. cashier of the American
National bank of Deadwood, spent Sun
day at the Springs.
Go to Mrs. Rivers for your dress
making. lower town: rooms up stairs
in Petty block. S-11
L. w. Meyers and wife, of Des
Moines, arrived Monday morning and
are guests at the Evans.
Miss Mary Hand and X. \. Maddox,
of Lead, We're among the arrivals at the
Evans Thursday of last week.
Mesdames w. n. Babcock. w. P.
Williams and Miss Bessie Hulett, of
Omaha. are among the late arrivals at
the Evans. They will remain several
| weeks.
OUR NtOTIO.@
Not how cheap, but how good. JIG,
Richer IL Co.
Miss Mary Hand, a teacher of the
Lead public schools. arrived on Thurs
day of last week and is the guest OF
MIR. and James Bradley. Miss Hand
will remain several weeks.
Bon RENT-The James w. Martin
residence. in Mammoth Spring addition
For particulars apply at this office
j. c. Hutsmpeller, wife and son, OF
Gallopolis, Ohio, and Mrs. Moultor
Houk, of Toledo, arrived Saturday
morning and will remain several weeks
They are stopping at the Davis.
Hon. G. w. Wattles, president of the
Trans Mississippi exposition, and Geo
E. Wallace, a young New Hampshire
millionaire, arrived Saturday morning
and spent a few days very pleasantly ir
the city.
Sickle sections at R.. Young's.
Chas. Clarkand wife, of Cedar Rapids
arrived Sunday morning and are al
the Evans. Col. Clark is a noted
democratic politician and a leading
lawyer of the Hawkeye state.
Go to Il. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs O
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
The case of William II. La Bee, O
Rapid City, versus c. L. Jensen, fol
the collection of money alleged to b.
due for labor, was tried before Judg,
Kanable yesterday. and a decision rem
dered i'll favor of the defendant.
John S. George, Harry George, n. N
George and Charles NJ. Kipp, of Mil
waukee. arrived Monday morning ant
left Tuesday for keystone to examine
the Keystone company's property, il
which they are heavily interested.
S. J. Alexander, special agent of tn
German American Insurance company
came in Sunday morning and spent
good portion of the day in the BIZ
plunge. He left Monday evening TO
Wyoming to look after the interests O
his company.
For a first class shave go to Gen
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
c. B. Christy and wife, emigration
agent, G. B. Il r. railroad of Malvern
Iowa, came in Saturday morning for
short stay in Americas Carlsbad
They were accompanied by Mrs
Thomas Paul, Mrs. a. E. Wilson, Mr..
w. H. Bentley, Miss Blanche Taylor
G. C. Boston, Master Harry Bentley
An order sent to telephone No. 9;
will secure you a load of wood, hay O
feed. We move everything andexecut
your orders promptly. Transfer, Fee
l. Fuel Co. If
The Burlington will run excursion
to Deadwood and Lead every day G
the week during the summer. Th
rate for round trip to Deadwood
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