Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-30
Boys Who Wear
Johnnie's Bl b Overall
Sold by Chase at 25c
and Soc will wear no
other.

Mrs. Charles Large is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Atkin-
son.
Lou Englebert has gone to Lead to
work for Andy Traut in the plumbing
business.
w. U. Germond has his furniture
store opened in the old Bee Hive room
and has an elegant display in all the
new and artistic designs.
A. E. Knickerbocker, who was the
popular Evans clerk last summer, and
is one of the best hotel men in the
country, was in the city this week.
The state brand commissioners ap-
pointed by Gov. Lee hre F. NJ. Stewart,
Of Buffalo Gap; Johp E. HANNA, of
Sturgis; and Noah Newbanks, of Pierre.
Mrs. Paul Behrens, who was recently
divorced from her husband, who is in
the pen for cattle stealing, was mar
ried on Monday by Justice Pomeroy to
Herman Fricke.
Will Flanders, one of the Elkhorn's
popular engineers, is here from Chad
ron taking the baths for few days.
He used to have the Hot Springs run
and has many friends here.
At depth of 40 feet in the vertical
formation, high grade ore in consid-
cradle body has been uncovered in the
Balmoral No. Z. This vertical has
heretofore been regarded with sus-
picion by the majority of the populace,
but little development has practical
ly demonstrated the existence of rich
ore, and adds another clincher to the
''all-on-top" man.-Ragged Top Shaft.
Last Sunday morning the people of
Rapid City were startled by an alarm
that their court house was burning.
Although the fire companies were
wrompt in responding the fire had got
ten such headway that the destruction
of the building could not be checked.
The county records were all saved in
the vaults. The building was valued
at about $4,000. and was insured for
s11,OO0. Incendiarism is believed to
have been the origin.
j. w. Lewis, recently of Broken Bow,
Neb.. has his new candy factory in run
ming order, at the corner opposite the
Gillespie hotel, and we can testify to
the fact that he makes the finest kind
of taffy and cream candies-and pea
nut cream that beats 'em all. Our peo-
pie should call on him and see what
elegant candies he makes, and when
they buy candy they should see that it
is made by our local factory. Stand
up for Hot Springs and home industry.
The Deadwood Pioneer contained
some college items few days ago
from which we extract this: "The en-
tertainment given by the young men
of the Philomathean society was one of
the greatest things of the year. There
was not vacant seat in the chapel or
side room last Saturday night and the
boys put up good program, consist
ing of songs, instrumental music, and
a drama especially written for the oc-
casion, which pleased everyone"
L. F. Weeks, general agent, Karbach
block, Omaha, wants at once an active
lady egent in this city to sell the Miss
Lisk patent cake pans and the Missing
Link Garment Supporter. Quick sell
ers; every lady wants them. Exclusive
agency given. Write him at once.
1t can't be that the Huron Huronite
was striking at Hot Springs when it
said: "There are people in every COM
munity who want to tear down in
stead of build up. They attack the
character with as little hesitancy as a
gardener does weed, and are only
content when they put in good blow
at some honest mans name. You can
detect such people easily. They never
have good word for any one or any
thing. They have no kind words and
no kind looks. They feast upon SLAM
der as the crow does upon carrion and
they are happiest in their ghoulish
glee when some poor creature has been
overtaken by misfortune. Such people
should be stunned. A leper is COM
panionable compared with them
and solitude is made glorious by their
absence"
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
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