Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-07

Spray OF 5apg Springs, !
Shoes to wear we'll
and give you ease are
not found elsewhere
that equal Chase's.


that equal Chase's.
Did you plant tree, or shrub9 If
not, why not yet?
Cleaver kills nothing but the best
beef.
Capt. Lucas was able to be down
town Tuesday-but he says he is
afflicted with that "tired feeling"
grip.
Have you tried that choice cornfed
beef at Cleaver's?
A. d. Field and j. ID. Butler are the
only ones who have thus far taken out
saloon licenses in this city. They
have pulled down the blinds and
cleaned up the windows sleek and
clean so that he who runs may see in if
he desires.
If you want as good a beefsteak as
you can get in Chicago go to Cleavers.
The school board organized last Fri
day for the ensuing year, electing Dr.
c. w. Hargens, president, Mary A.
Stewart, vice president, and w. r.
Morgan, secretary. The board then
adjourned to Friday of this week when
it is probable the employment of teach
ers will be taken up.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT-One of the
best hotels in Hot Springs for sale or
rent. Inquire of Wilson L. Wilson.
G. L. Phillips and son, of Custer.
are in the city taking orders for Sam
Scott's maps and for memorial work
They were formerly publishers of the
Mid-Republic at Edgemont, and more
recently of the Custer Jourpal-both
of which were unfortunate ventures.
They are energetic gentlemen.
Cy Calhoun and family started Tues
day for Deadwood, overland, expecting
to reach there by Thursday or Friday.
He is engaged with his father in the
flour and feed business at that place
and they are doing well-business in
creasing with them every day. We
trust they may continue to prosper for
they are worthy people.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
Lumber, sash, doors, glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, flour, feed and Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
j. N. Smith came down from Hill
City Wednesday. He reports that
they realized nearly $40 ton from a
large batch of ore recently treated by
the j. r. mill, from the ElDorado mine.
The ore was taken from a new shaft
which discloses vein three feet vice,
the entire width of the vein being sent
to the mill without sorting.-Keystone
Miner
y. w. Murphy, who has the Spring
dale ranch south of town. this YEAR has
started herd and would he pleased
to obtain the patronage of these hav-
ing horses or cattle they wish pas
tured. Cattle taken in the morning
and returned at night. Plenty of run.
ming water and fine grass,
There is good opening in Buffalo
Gap for a drug store and the right
kind of man could do we'll, providing
he didn't want to get rich in a year or
two. There is large territory to draw
from and any one who has a little
money to put in a nice clean stock of
goods usually kept for sale by drug
gists would in few years establish
himself in good business.-Repuhl;.
can.
For first class shave 20 to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
In conversation with the Rapid CITY
Journal recently G. Thomson was en-
thusiastic in his belief that the Black
Hills is an apple country. He says he
has found the winter keeping apple and
success will ultimately attend his eff
forts, though it has taken a number of
years and great deal of hard work to
accomplish it. To Judge from apples
now produced by him he is right in his
deductions
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Mlnnekahta block. Inquire of p. s..
Kelly, receiver.
A practical woman remarked tho
other day that she read the advertise.
ments in a newspaper more closely
than anything else. sand long ago.
she said, II quit buying of those who
do not advertise. It always seems to
me that the merchant who advertises
invites me to trade with him, while the
one who does not advertise, impresses
me with the idea that he doesn't care
enough for my trade to ask for it
Then, too. have found that the mer.
chant who advertises has fresher goods
for the reason that he sells more"
The lecture given Saturday night by
President Lymer was deserving
of larger attendance. for n