Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-18
Chase's 'Clothes
Line" is the strongest
and best clothes line
i'm town. In fact it is
the only LINE. 1t is
hanging out some rare
good things i'm Mems,
Boys and Children's
suits. axe a suit i'm.

oOlIos ! axe a SulT ln.
Mrs. Patterson, of Lead, is spending
the summer with Mrs. West.
j. A. Clark and family have moved
back into town from their ranch.
Mrs. Chas. S. Dillon, wife of the STAR
job printer, arrived last Friday from
Marquette, Neb.
If you want as good a beefsteak as
you can get in Chicago go to Cleavers.
j. A. Wymer of the Minnekahta Liv.
cry, left on Sunday for Sheridan, Wyo.,
to look after business matters.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block Inquire of Il. s..
Kelly, receiver.
MIR. and Mrs. Booth, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who visited with their niece, Miss
Booth of the Evans bath house, left
Monday for Yellowstone Park.
For first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
The fore part of the week was ex-
ceedingly hot, but Wednesday the at
mosphere became cooler, but the dis
tressingly hard wind made it very
unpleasant.
For fruits, home made cream candies
etc. the Gates Commission Co. can't be
beat. Try them.
Rev. Seabrook went to Deadwood
Wednesday to attend the Sunday
school convention and Epworth League
convention. He is booked for a lecture
at Deadwood and Galena and his SUBJ
ject will be, "The Worlds Want
Column"
In the write-up of the high school
banquet last week the delightful re-
sponse of Miss Helen Osmotherly of
the junior class, to the toast, sour
Seniors" was unfortunately omitted.
1t was graceful and fitting and did
honor to the junior class.
Chairman Clark, of the board of
county commissioners, examined the
road between the city and Cheyenne
river the fore part of the week and
engaged Adam Sheek to repair the
places that have been needing it so
long along this highway.
The Black Hills Medical society,
which was organized in Deadwood last
winter, will hold its first meeting since,
in this city on July 11th. The resident
members are preparing pro-
gram for the occasion, which they in-
tend shall be of exceptional interest.
Mrs. A. Fawell, on College Hill would
like about four boarders. About one
block from Stewart bath house. A
pleasant place and reasonable terms.
Judge Juckett and family departed
Sunday evening for Casselton, VT,
over the Burlington, where they will
visit his sick mother for some time
after which they will visit Mrs. Juck-
ett's parents at Rutland. They expect
to be absent about month. Miss
Cole is looking after Mr.. Juckett's
office work and Kellar & Kellar after
his legal matters.
| WANrEp--Private boarders at Lam.
pert hall, College Hill. Delightful To-
cation, pleasant rooms, reasonable
rates. Mrs. A. Standen. 5tf
Children's day, last Sunday, was
nicely observed at most of the churches
in the city. One of the novelties of
the occasion at the Presbyterian
church was the singing of a duet by
two little Indian girls, with an organ
accompaniment by an Indian. 1t was
in English and was decidedly nice and
Interesting.
The G. A. R. and w. r. G. delegates
to their state gatherings at Redtield
have all returned excepting Mrs. Cleve
land, who will be home Saturday. They
, were all very tastily badged by the
Redfield people, which besides having
: their appropriate emblems, bore me
dallions upon which appeared tn
faces of the G. A. R. commander ant
of Mrs. Connor, the W. r. G. president
: each for their respective orders.
Mrs. Irene Pringle will give instruc
tion in music for piano or organ. Ais
in vocal music, harmony and Thorough
. bass. Residence in the Gibson cottag
4 east of Fargo's. 6-tf
According to Charles Stewart, tn
weather observer at Rapid City, th
9 precipitation, in melted snow and rair
' for the period from Jan. to June 8 fo
ten years, 1883 to 1897, is as follows
+ in inches aud hundredths: 1888, 11.6s
l. 1889, 1O.47; 1890, 9.13; 1891, 9.52; 1s9:
r 1895; 1899. 462; 1894, s.32; 1895, 11.2s
d 1886, 6.4s: 1897. 6.04. This shows tha
r for the period ending June 9, 1s9:
3 there fell the greatest amount of pre-
It cipitation, 1885 inches, and for tn
,, period ending June 8, 1893. there fe
= the least amount of precipitation, 4.6
q inches. Many have been Of the opin