Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-08

G. b. Matt arrived from West Point.
Neb., Tuesday.
Harry Fritz. of Seattle, Wash. was
IA Tuesday arrival.
y. ID. Wood and Claire visited with
friends in Deadwood Sunday.
II. Mat!ey. of Edgemont, was in the
city on business Monday.
W. ". Marshall, of st. Paul, Mime
sofa, was an arrival at the Fargo
Monday.
j. u. Owen, general claim agent of
the illkhorn Company. was in the city
Thursday.
j. n. and G. w. Cleayer are contemp-
lating engaging in the cattle business
in the spring.
Morris went to Deadwood Tuesday
morning, and "Auntie" says she is
going soon.
Mrs. j. ID. Nicholson is visiting with
her parents at Yankton. She expects
to be gone thirty days.
q Doc Lowe returned Thursday from
his Il. y. r.. trip to Buffalo, and visitat
his old home in Illinois. He says he
had IA grand time.
Judge Gardner arrived Tuesday from
his business trip to Iowa. He went
north to Custer that same morning,
where he opened court.
Buy the .Aitkin plum, best on earth.
Attorneys Fowler, Wood and Brown
came down from Rapid Monday night
and went north to Custer to attend
court newt morning.
Huges, the tree man, beats them all
for low prices on northern grown trees.
u. ID. Spalding, who runs a first class
restaurant at Rapid City, is at our
Carlsbad for IL few days enjoying a
needed rest. He says business in Rapid
is splendid.
The Dutchcss. Wealthy and Hibneral
are the apples for this country.
Cannon Fisher was in from his ranch
Monday. He says his pasture is in
splendid condition this fall and that
he is prepared to care for a number of
head of horses aud cattle.
Order your shade trees now for
spring delivery. Six to eight foot
trees five dollars per dozen. r. II.
HrGEs. Agent.
The Minnekahta mill is figuring on
purchasing Il quantity of wheat along
the Edgemont ditch. They hope to be
able to get the mill in readiness to
start to grinding next week.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
The Travellers club elected officers
Wednesday for the ensuing year, as
follows: President, Mrs. +. L. Evans;
vice-presidcnt, Mrs. Il. II. Juckett; sec
Rotary, Mrs. n. l. Eckstein; treasurer,
Mrs. G. C. Smith.
Go to l.. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv,
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
j. G.. Richer received a letter We'd
nesday from Henry Marty, who is now
located at Princeton, Mo-, running a
New York Store. He says he has got
tea we'll started and is pleased with the
amount of business he is doing and
with his new location.
PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE.-A few
b arders will he taken at private home
at reasonable rates. Enquire at the
STAR office.
John p. Bedding. of Deadwood, has
been appointed deputy United States
marshal for the Black Hills. He will
probably he the only one for this part
of the state. The appoint ment is gen
orally regarded as an excellent
Finest and largest assortment of sou.
venir china ever brought to Hot
Springs just received by Richer n Co
DIR. Mary Conner vent to Deadwood
Tuesday. where she expects to spend d
part of each week. a. number of pa.
tients we're awaiting her. She has had
excellent success here this summerand
has had Il surprisingly large practice
For SALE-My property in Mime.
kahta row, very cheap. Will sell my
J barber shop aud building separately
or together. u. III. LEWIS.
There have been some serious timber
5 fires recently in the Hills, and WI are
; not certain that they have yet been ex
t tinguished, although timber inspector
: Greene has had a force of men at worl
to stop them. 1t is claimed the fire
c were started by campers and as Their
is Il heavy penalty for such an Offence
p MIR. Green is %endeavoring to capture
II the guilty parties.
Photos at Pixies for 30 cts. per doz
On Tuesday night the girls cottag'
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