Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

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day. A'''' "on;
q. Maddox, travelling auditor of the
=. y. q M. v. spent Sunday in the city.
Beginning next Sunday evening the
PRESBYTERIAN services will begin at
O'Clock.
Mrs. HI. j. Curtiss returned Tuesday
morning from a short visit to friends
in Omaha.
Mrs. F. H. Porter left on Friday last
Tor Rogers, Ark, where her sister is
dangerously i'll. ~
Call and see the new line of ladie.
shirt waists at tee Bee Hive
w. H. Wilson returned Tuesda,
morning from a buiness visit to his old
home in Iowa.
1T. Bentley, Of Deadwo6d, CONNER
cial agent of the B. & NJ, spent few
days in the city this week accompanied
by his wife. -
Our MoTro:-
Not how cheap, but how good. j.. G.
Richer & Co.
The Boomer hotel is being thorough.
ly overhauled and renovated prepare.
tory to opening about May 18th for the
summer business.
Glenrock coal. Burns as clean as
hickory wood.s: Insist on having it.
No clinkers, no SCOT. Sold by Hulst &
Price.
On Saturday last Mr.. Chas. A. FrinA
and Miss Martha Bussow, both of Odell,
were married at the home of C. e. Will.
COX. of this city, Rev. Baker officiating.
The STAR congratulates.
Gold Dust flour sl.oo a sack at Hulst
Il Prices.
Phil Duff, Arthur Montgomery and
John Honey, three old-time stockmen
of this county, left with their stock,
consisting of about 400 head in all, on
Tuesday for Harding county, where
they will locate.
Heats 'ay hand corn for your 'nrses
!, hat Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co.'S.
Mr.. Liebmann finished packing his
goods Monday and they were started
for Cripple Greek that evening. Louie
expects to get started in day or two.
He carried a very fine stock of goods
here, and is u thorough business. man
whom we regret to lose. May success
attend, him;.g -:
Ladies'.
D. Shiitawaists.
. Shirt waists for ladies'.
Go to the New York Store for them
Capt. w. W. Marsh came in from
Omaha Monday and left Wednesday
morning for Deadwood to look over
the new Bullock hotel, in which he is
!. heavily interested. The Bullock
opened for business Tuesday. A tele-
~ gram received by Capt. Marsh Tuesday
evening states that ninety guests tool
supper there.
a new shipment of shirt waists JUS
arrived at the New York Store. Over
30 patterns and colors to select from.
The finest assortment you eve saw.
jim Grass took on a good sized jag
at Hermusa Sunday. and started for
Keystone with II spirited four-horse
team. The. team ran away, smashed
the wagon, scattered the freight along
the road for some distance, and jim
was picked up by the roadside with q
broken leg and collar bone. Il severe
scalp wound and with internal injuries
tn 1T may result fatally.
Remember we nave the soundest. the
dryest, the hottest and the cheapest
summer fuel to be had anywhere.
Transfer. Feed n Fuel Co. Phone %
r. Standen's little four years old,boy
fell from the top of a stables Monday
evening. by the breaking Of, a board.
and for a time it was fearedfthat he
was seriously injured, being rendered
unconscious by the fall, a distance of
twelve feet. The little fellow fortu.
nately escaped without any broken
bones. and was but little famed by the
fall.
Rev. Ida Sherman has taken the
money that a presented to her by
the friends of the late Kittie DeLand
of that place, as a recognition of her
services at the funeral of the unfortu.
nate girl, and will make the present q
nucleus of a fund for the erection of q
home for outcast and disglaced women
who seek to reform. Miss Sherman is
doing a noble work at Deadwood.
w. II. Dutton. ADVERTISING aUant FL,
the B. OR. Il n. railroad, with head.
quarterssst Cedar Rapids, Iowa, arrived
last Sunday and will spend a fortnight
here. Mr. Dutton lisa young man o.
considerable experience in the passen
ger department and has gained hi.
present responsible position by ettici
ent services and deserving promotions
He has visited many other resorts bu'
is especially delighted with Ho'