Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-21
SPRAY of tbe Spgings.
Shoes to wear we'll
and give you ease are
not found elsewhere
that equal Chase's.


A large number of travelling men
Sundayed in the city.
Fred 7. Evans jr. and Joe were down
from Deadwood Sunday.
Fred Whitfield was transacting legal
business in the city Monday.
Cleaver kills nothing but the best
beef.
They are in the midst of houseclean-
ing, calcimining, painting, ETC., at the
Soldiers Home.
It's time every Hot Springs mer-
chant was placing an ad in the STAR.
F. w. Smith and wife, of Lincoln,
and Il. H. Smith and wife, of Boston,
enjoyed themselves at the Evans this
week.
John G. Maher, Mrs. Chas. Sparks
and Miss Pearl Ray comprised jolly
Chadron party that spent Sunday in
the city,
Isaac Seegrist arrived from Craw
ford Wednesday morning and will as
sist Bob Cramer in the blacksmith
shop.
Have you tried that choice cornfed
beef at Cleaver's?
j. F. Edmonds, of Deadwood, and
Clarence Cobb, of Denver, were here
discussing insurance matters the first
of the week.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT-One of the
best hotels in Hot Springs for sale or
The many friends in this city of Prof.
Cora Stinson will be glad to learn that
she is we'll and doing we'll at Washing
ton Court House, Ohio.
The "Dean Presentation Party"
comprising four people, are at the Gil
lespie. They are advertising to show
in the city SO nights only" beginning
Thursday evening.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of E. s.
Kelly, receiver.
Mrs. Chandler departe Tuesday
evening for Lathrop, Mo-, where her
son, Luther, has started racket store
and is doing we'll. The many friends
of Mrs. Chandler regret her departure.
Some choice seed potatoes of the fol-
lowing varieties; Early Ohio, EARLY
Cooper, Early Freeman and Mammoth
Pearl at Richar G. 90 80
st. Agnes Guild gave sociable at
the Gillespie last evening, and all had
a splendid time. Theyat first expected
to have it Friday night but changed
the time to give way to the Y. M. G. A.
supper.
Frank Evans was up from the ranch
at the falls for day this week. He
says that they have set out 475 fruit
trees, 500 raspberry bushes, currants,
etc, all of which are doing finely. The
Strawberries are looking thrifty and
nice and are going to yield abundantly
this year. They are going to have a
great fruit farm down there.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors, glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, flour, feed and Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
Judge Frank B. Smith and wife, of
Mitchell, S. D., arrived Tuesday morn
ing. The judge convened the special
terri, of court Tuesday morning and
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
The judge and wife expect to be in the
Hills several days, as he will hear some
cases in Pennington county in which
Judge Gardner is disqualified
A most brutal murder occurred in
Deadwood, Saturday morning, Mrs. G.
p. Stone being the victim. A colored
man, Chas. Brown, has been arrested
being the suspected murderer. There
has been strong talk of lynching and
should the guilt of the murderer be
settled beyond doubt he is likely tc
pull hemp in hurry.
Remember that you should have the
STAR do your job work.
Clerk of the Court Wells returned
home Sunday from Yankton, where hi
attended the A. o. U. w. convention
He says he had splendid time bu
he emphatically denies the story tina
he saw the air ship while there. HI,
says he came whole lot nearer seeing
the ship and such things when learning
to ride that new wheel of his than b,
did over at Yankton.
G. b. Smith of Crawford has the con
tract for the bricks needed in tn
smelter and has his mud mills in place
his ground graded and leveled and ex
poets to have 100000 bricks burned il
30 days. All the necessary material i
on the ground and four men are a
work getting out clay and maxim
brick. Mr. Smith claims that the ella