Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-11
New trunks. new va
lises, telescopes, shawl
straps, just arrived at
CHASE'S. Best as
sortment and lowest
prices in Hot Springs.

sortment and lowest
prices in Hot Springs.
John Burke has had his residence
painted.
Phil Kellar is doing the quill showing
on the Herald this week.
Arthur L. Eaton will be in the EN-.
ploy of the Fair during college vaca-
tion.
Paul Caldwell, the pleasant represen-
tative of the Sioux City Journal, was
looking after the interests of his paper
here Tuesday.
Consumption Buy one of Ger
monds fine blankets and camp at the
north pole till fully cured.
Miss Helen Osmetherly leaves next
week for Bixby to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses during the summer.
Rev. Hungerford's daughter, Mrs. s.
R. Mills, and two children, arrived on
Tuesday, to spend the summer here.
1t won't hurt lighting on your nose
from night mare-if you have one of
Germond's carpets.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
'Bloomer" social at Odd Fellows hall
on Friday evening, June 11th. The
public are invited.
Mesdames. A. B. Connor and G. A.,
Cleveland, president and secretary of
the state w. r. G. have been attending
the state convention at Redfield this
week.
Prof. Larrabee, principal of the
Rapid City public schools, who is one
of the instructors of the teachers in
stitute, was a pleasant caller upon the
STAR Tuesday.
Prof. Boicourt and her mother left
Monday night for Ottawa, Kansas, their
home, where they will spend the sum.
mer. Their many friends here wish
them pleasant summer and a safe re-
turn in the autumn.
The family of F. w. Murphy desire
sire to extend their heartfelt thanks to
neighbors and friends who assisted
and extended comfort to them in their
recent atfiiction in the sickness and
death of Mrs. Murphy's mother.
There will be regular communica-
tion of Harmony lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
this friday evening, for work in the
E. A. degree, to which Worshipful
Master Wood urges the attendance OF
the members, and cordially invites
visitors.
PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE-A few
boarders will be taken at private home
at reasonable rates. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
Jacob Lampert and wife of Hill City
were visiting with their daughter, Mrs
iJ.J. Fayel, last Saturday. Mr.. Lam.
pert says the workings on the j R mine
are suspended for the present. The
owner, Mr.. Crocker, contemplates put.
ting heavier machinery at the mine
and further sinking the shaft.-Key.
stone Miner.
The first consignment of stone for
the Elkhorn company's handsome new
depot arrived Saturday from Hot
Springs. 1t is fine grade of sand
stone, white, with pinkish tinge and
will make beautiful building. by fa,
the finest on the entire Elkhorn sys.
tenn. The excavations are finished and
a force of masons will be put to work
Monday, laying the foundations
Deadwood Pioneer-Times.
Miss Shumate, who has been the
faithful and efficient assistant princi.
pal of our public schools for the past
three years, left Monday evening for
st. Louis, where she will visit for some
time with her sister before going to
her home in Oskaloosa, Iowa. He,
many friends here wish her pleasant
summer, for she is hard-workinp
teacher and deserves all the pleasure
she can get out of her vacation.
The city council met Monday night
in regular session. They amended the
city ordinance establishing a ..dead
line" at the Union depot, SO that hotel
runners and hackmen cannot solicit oo
the platform. 1t passed first reading
Then they let the official printing tc
the Herald for the ensuing year for @
cents of legal rates. No bids were
asked for, and we'd like to know how
the council knows but that the SrAf
would have given % per cent. in war
rants for the privilege of doing thei,
work? But then, we understand that
the mayor was there, and as it was .
regular meetings. to time anyway
we shall not insist on being given .
chance to bid.
Can't Jos II vxyo<4