Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-12-10

Mrs. Painter has been appointed
postmaster at Fairburn.
A. l.. Eckstein and wife returned
Saturday from their Nebraska visit.
Two and a half pounds of mixed
candy at Cooks drug store for % cents.
A new tar roof is being put upon the
Har-Lou block this week.
Five cent Flugkreisel and .Archime-
dos at Cooks drug store.
Mrs. Cole, mother of Mrs. Emil Har-
gems, departed Monday night for her
home at Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Ed. Sherry, a brother of Conductor
Sherry, came up from Chadron Tues
day for a visit with his brother.
Fire engines for sale at Cooks drug
store.
The subject for the Y. M. C. A. meet
ing next Sunday at 4:3O p. m. will be
"Unity and Sympathy" to be led by
w. H. Wilson.
If you want a sack. II ton or a car
load of grain or feed, see that you get
prices from us before you part with
your money. Transfer, Feed 4 Fuel Co.
The weather during the past week
has been more in keeping with genuine
Black Hills weather and as n conse-
quence the snow has about all disap-
peared.
Toys of all kinds. dolls of every shape
and make, at Cooks drug store.
The Deadwood papers announce that
Rev. McAdam. the brilliant NJ. L. pas
tor of that place, has been transferred
to st. Paul M. T.. church of TT. Worth.
Texas.
For SALE-A few choice pure-bred
Plymouth Rock %roosters. n. S. .Atche-
SON.. 30
j. Il. Edmonds. the enterprising
Deadwood insurance man. spent Il few
days nthe city during the past week,
making the transfer of companies for
the dissolved firm of Parks. Juckett A.
Co.
Solid comfort and Hanna coal occupy
the same household on Il cold night.
; We have Sheridan coal also. that has
many friends. Phone %. Transfer,
Feed ~ Fuel Co. :3
\ Kansas editor has called for lowest
bidders to supply him with a sack of
flour, IL pair of pants and Il straw hat.
/ He says that is the way some mer-
!, chants do him when they want two
, dollars worth of job printing.
Elegant office rooms for rem in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. S.
Kelly, receiver.
\, Geo. Turner and family have return
ed from the northern range and are
again occupying their pleasant home
on Jennings avenue. One by one the
i, former residents are returning. They
all declare that there is no place like
Hot Springs.
Christmas photos. Cabinets one dol
lar per dozen. groups or single, for ten
days. Opposite Fargo. Cross Studio
33-2
n democratic subscriber of the STAR
5 in making a remittance takes occasion
to pay the paperthis compliment. which
is very much appreciated. He says;
j; 'SThe STAR is a good paper and l like
it, although it is not my politics. yet il
is newsy and fair"
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
!, all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
T.. G. Myers, proprietor of the Gate
City Hotel, of Edgemont, was in the
city Wednesday to get John Sackette
to go owe there to do some painting
and papering on his hotel. to which
he has built Il good-sized addition. He
has Il good hotel and runs it i'll splen-
did shape.
Cabinet photographs two dollars per
dozen. Babies, groups, everything.
Best in the city. Cross studio in
lower town. Hot Springs. 29-3
The insurance firm of Parks, Juckett
~ Co. has been dissolved. Nj. Juckett
i retaining a part of the companies. and
: Parks Il Kelly. which will be the new firm
name, retain a share of the companies,
and have opened their office in the
: building formerly occupied as the
!. Wind Cave specimen store, and have
) placed Miss Cole in charge of the office
, work. Judge Juckett continues his
I business alone at his office in Mime.
kahta block.
Wood you doubt that we wood sell
4 wood that wood he wood? Well, we
wood. and it wood be dry wood and
wood be- pleased to get yon for a wooG
customer. we wood. Transfer, Feed
Fuel Co.
Mrs. H. A. Gayhart has resigned tn,
: position she has held so %long-over 81.
years-as manager of the Wester,
Union Telegraph Office in this city
c. z. Ford, of Wells. N. V. succeed
= her, though she will remain in tn