Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-25
Keep cool in some of
Chaos light clothing
these hot days.

Swim!
Plunge!
| Dive!
| Saturday, the Goth!
Everybody swim!
Saturday is College Day at the
Plunge!
A. L. Wallace and wife, of Casper,
Wyo., are registered at the Gillespie.
Mrs. r. ID. Jennings returned Tues
day from her visit to relatives in Iowa.
w. II. Essex and w. w. Wood. of
Rushville, Neb.. spent Sunday in the
city at the Gillespie.
Editor Jones of the Lead Call spent
Sunday in the city, having accompan-
led his family far as Edgemont. They
vent to Iowa to visit relatives.
HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT-One of the
best hotels in Hot Springs for sale or
rent. Inquire of Wilson L. Wilson.
Set up together in artistic groups:
that is the way our job printer sets up
type for that job work you want. Let
us put some new ideas into your print
ing
Brains plus new type, plus fresh
stock, plus skilled workmen, plus new
ideas, equals fine up-to-d date job print
Ing; the kind you want. the kind we do.
Mrs. I. w. Crane and children. and
Mrs. Chas. Wilcox, departed on Satur-
day last over the Burlington for Dead
wood, where they will reside. They
leave many friends here who hope that
their absence may only be temporary
Fred H. Snyder, the popular proprie
tor of the Cataract, of Sioux Falls, is
here with the excursionists, his wife
being the charming soprano singer of
the Symphony club. The STAR enjoyed
call from Mr. Snyder.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of r. s.
Kelly, receiver.
DIR. E. L. Boothby, of Hammond.
Wis, arrived We lnesday, to look over
the Springs as a health resort, with a
view to sending several patients here.
He is the G. st. P. NJ. & o. physician
at Hammond, and came here upon the
recommendation of j. r. Buchanan, G.
p. A. of the Elkhorn. DIR. Hargens
showed him about the city.
For first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. tt
The STAR is in receipt Of very
beautiful souvenir of Sylvan Lake ant!
surrounding scenes. 1t should attract
any lover of beauty and granduer in
nature to that most charming spot. f..
b. Coles continues manager of the ho-
tel at the lake, which assures all who
go there of tirst-class treatment and
the very best accommodations.
For fruits, home made cream candies
etc. the Gates Commission Co. can't be
beat. Try them.
Miss Lottie Denman of Whitewood
drove down to our city yesterday with
her friend, Prof. Lillian Mcdonald of
Hot Springs, to see the town and the
post. Miss Lottie is an ideal hostess,
always on the alert to show our coun-
try and towns up in their best shape,
and make her guests feel the reality of
true friendship.-Sturgis Press.
Mrs. A. Fawell, on College Hill would
like about four boarders. About one
block from Stewart bath house. A
} pleasant place and reasonable terms.
State Superintendent Frank Crane
and his brother, of Sparta, Wis.
consin, were in the city Tuesday
> the latter coming out with Frank to
see the beauties and attractions of the
Hills. He was perfectly charmed with
what he saw and said he would like tc
stay here at the Springs all summer
Supt. Crane and his wife expect tc
spend some time here in August with
; State Treasurer Phillips and wife and
] Alex johnson and wife of Water
town.
WANIFD-frlVaCo DO8rQerS aC Lam
9 pert hail, College Hill. Delightful 10
q cation, pleasant rooms, reasonable
. rates. Mrs. A. Standen. 5tf
G. W. Wattles and Capt. w. w
8 Marsh of Omaha arrived Monday and
$ spent couple of days looking aftel
3. their large interests here. They are
# hardly in franc of mind to advise
a their friends to invest capital here
e and so long as city affairs are m anipu
IS lated by arrogant, bigoted and preju
diced people who have no financial in
g terests in the place no one can expect
j. to see money seeking investment hert
in any noticeable quantities.
y Mrs. Irene Pringle will give instruc
% ton in music for piano or organ. Also
r in vocal music, harmony and thorough
q bass. Residence in the Gibson cottage
q east Of Fargo's. 6-tf
j. GEORGE Schlosser the op.ar,r;s;,,