Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-04
Chase's "Clothes s
Line" is the strongest
and best clothes line
in town. In fact it is
the only LINE. 1t is
hanging out some rare
good things i'm Mems,
Boys and Children's
suits. Take a suit i'm.

suits. Take a suit i'm.
Chas w. Brown was down from Ran
id Monday.
E:Straw Hats at costs at the New York
Geo. Stewart was over from Edge.
mont Sunday.
Ii you want as good beefsteak as
you can get in Chicago go to Cleavers.
Capt. Marsh was looking after busi-
ness here Monday.
Edmund Smith and wife, of Rapid.
were in the city Sunday.
Norman Mason and wife, of Dead
wood, spent Sunday in the city.
Your choice of shirt waists SOC at the
New York Store.
j. w. Squires and A. D. Annis, of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, are in the city for
rest anu recreation.
f. II. Whitfield and wife spent a few
days in the city during the past week,
visiting with relatives and friends.
WANTED-Private boarders at Lam
pert hall, College Hill. Delightful To-
cation, pleasant rooms, reasonable
rates. Mrs. A. Standen. 5tf
Rev. DIR. Swickard left Tuesday even
ing for his home at Aberdeen, after an
enjoyable fortnight's visit with friends
in this city and other places in the
Hills.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. s..
Kelly, receiver.
Mrs. w. j. Thornby went to Preston
the fore part of the week for brief
visit with her husband, who is being
kept very busy assaying, and is meet
ing with splendid success.
All Boots and Shoes at cost at the
New York Store.
There will be lots of fun at Edge
mont on Thursday, June l7th. The
Woodmen promise Il good time,
speeches, dancing, boating, etc You
Will be sorry if you don't go.
Mrs. A. Fawell. on College Hill would
like about four boarders. About one
block from Stewart bath house. a
pleasant place and reasonable terms.
The lllkhorn proposes to be right in
the push at the Ragged Top district
and mas let the contract to John Cham
berlain for the construction of an cx-
tension of their narrow gauge line
from Portland to Crown HILL, a dis.
tance of a mile and a half.
For Il first class shave 60 to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
Cannon Fisher was in from his ranch
Thursday last with a load of wool. fol
shipment to Chicago. lie had an un
pleasant experience at the Fail Rive,
crossing. just this side of the Cheyenne
river. That miserable place should bs
fixed at once. Two men men and
teams in one day can fix up good
crossing.
Judge Gardner has rendered a decis
ion in Pennington county with regarG
to whether the board of county com
missioners had legal authority to au
thorize the annuilment of interest ant
penalty on personal taxes due previou.
to 1896. The Judge found that tn.
commissioners were legally sustained
in the procedure.
, Messrs. Cecil Morgan and Lane X
l Stone, of Keystone, accompanied b,
w. s. Heckert, of Deadwood, and U. S
Potts, of Omaha, were registered a
, the Evans the fore part of the week
! Mr.. Morgan is still in the city and ex
poets Mrs. Morgan to arrive from tn,
east Satur lay. She will remain her
. during the summer.
The school board has taken actio,
upon the warrant matter and believe
Q that it will soon have put stop to tn
i payment Of taxes in warrants, to tn
/ extent at least of allowing warrants L
be used only for the payment of tn
!, fund upon which the warrant is issued
3 This will go long ways towards rails
ing the value of warrants.
IS Remember that you should have til
s STAR do your job work.
" Rev. Edward Hungerford, who re
'' turned last week from the east, hayin
. been delayed longer than he expecte
on important business, says that the1
5 is good substantial feeling in tn
- - business centers of the east, aud tina
d while there is a certain suspense il
business and industrial undertaking.
Y owing to the delay of the senate il
j. acting upon the tariff question, tn
K panicky feeling has disappeared, an
n he feels satisfied that as soon us th
II tariff question is settled there will a
r, once be revival in business all owe
a. this country. MIR. Hungerford say