Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-14
The values we give
i'm Ladies' and Child
ren's Hose are not
equaIed in Hot Sp'gs.
Chase.

Chase.
Russell, the rustler for the st. Paul
Dispatch is registered at the Fargo.
Gould Dietz, of Omaha, of the Sheri-
dan Coal Co., is in the city for a few
days.
Charley Brundage, the B. & M. engi-
neer has gone to Illinois for visit
with relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Catlin will keep bachelors
hall at the Sparks cottage this summer,
or for the present anyway.
DIR. Swickard is expected to arrived
from Aberdeen next week for two
weeks sojourn in the hills.
w. B. Andrews, who was the pspular
clerk ofthe Evans last season, is again
at his former place for the season.
Mrs. S. Neff, of Randolph, Nebraska,
is at the Gillespie, and will be here
some time for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Rosa Eickman, of Waubay,
South Dakota, who is bathing at the
Stewart for her health, is registered at
the Gillespie.
Large numbers of cattle and mules
are being shipped to South Africa to
supply the loss created by some cpl
demic among stock.
The Deaewood Pioneer, and Times
expect to consolidate within few days.
They will have new linotype machine
to do their typesetting.
Lucius Wells, of Deere, Wells & Co..
of Council Bluffs, accompanied by their
representative, Charles Edwards, is at
the Evans for week.
The hotels are receiving q number of
inquiries about rooms, ETC., indicating
that number of people contemplate
coming to the Springs soon.
R. N. Hayden, of Chicago, is now
night clerk at the Evans. He is son
of the literary lady who spent several
weeks in the city last season.
G. s. Eiswell, of Chevenne, wyo.
ming, the noted bicyclist and manufac-
turer of wheels, is here to get himself
in condition for the summer races.
Grant Jones and wife, of Chicago,
who arrived last week, have rented the
Alva Mcgowan cottage on Lincoln Ave-
nue.. and will remain during the sum-
mer.
Miss Christiansen, just arrived from
Omaha. is prepared to go out by the
day to do dressmaking. INQUIRE at
Mrs. McCurdy's millinery store. 3-3
The Iowa teachers will join the South
Dakota teachers at Sioux City on June
22nd, and will make their excursion to
the Hills together The Elkhorn has
gotten out handsome, illustrated
folder for the OCCASION.
Captain M. B. Hughes and wife, and
and Captain A. Taylor and wife came
up from Fort Robinson and spent Sun
day at the Evans. They say that it is
probable that their troops may all come
up to the Springs this summer.
A Catholic hospital is to be located
at Yankton, Bishop O'Gorman having
completed all arrangements for trans
forming the girls seminary building
into hospital. The bishop announces,
however, that he expects to establish a
hospital at Hot Springs also within q
year.
A. j. Day, the cattle man, who re.
turned from Texas Sunday, did not
buy any more cattle, as he had intend
ed, owing to the prevailing high prices.
Upon 5000 head that he purchased last
fall he was offered an increase of $780,
600 over what he had paid, but de.
clined it. This would have been clear
gain as he was at absolutely
no expense in keeping them.
He will put them on his Grand river
range.-Deadwood Pioneer.
f. W. Anderson, banker and prom.
inent citizen of Blue Earth, MINI.
left for home Tuesday night after q
two weeks sojourn in Hot Springs
He came badly crippled with sciatie
rhuematism and took osteopathy treat
ment of DR.. Mary H. Connor. His re-
covery was SO rapid and satisfactory
that he is planning to send his father
mother and sister here for treatment il
this new science of healing.
In closing splendid account of tn.
transfer of the Keystone company
mines to the English syndicate the Min
er says: "This is the first instance tina,
large capital, intelligently handled ha.
recognized the great value of our re
sources, and SO quietly has the examin
alton been accomplished that the fac
is scarcely realized, but this fact, &C
complished with such utter absence O
parade is but the rift in the cloud,
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