Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-01-22

Ladd. 80 cents.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
Hutch Stevens, who is we'll known
here, having resided on a ranch north
east of the city for some time, has re.
turned to the Hills after a two years.
stay in Cripple Creek. He will be in
the employ of s. II. Smith at Lead.
Store room for rem in the Mime
kahta block. Inquire of r. S. Kelly
receiver.
The Hill City Miner is of the opinion
that the excitement at Ragged Top is
the result of a smart push for the sale
of town lots. Lots are being sold for
high prices without the shadow of a
title, patent not yet having been ap-
piled for.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. s.
Kelly, receiver.
Hot Springs is having a characters
tic scolding match over the electric
light and power problem. The mayor
roasts the council in IL three-column
proclamation and everybody u
somebody else of standing in with
somebody to swindle the city. Those
fellows should be able to see that they
are killing their town by their fool
| quarrels. -Sturgis Record.
Go to Pixies studio for PLATING photos
the latest and finest thing out.
ii. +. Perkins, the cashier of the
First National bank of Sturgis, issued
an open letter Jan. 18th. announcing
its retirement from business. The
institution has been absorbed by the
Meade County bank which begins bust
ness under very favorable conditions
a tthe First Nationals old stand. james
HALEY, the president of the Bank of
Hot Springs, will be cashier.
Go to VIM. Franklin's. opposite the
Gillespie. for Il nobby hair cut or a
smooth shave.
The Ragged Top country is Il sure
thing, so far as newspapers are con
cerned. Two journals have started out
to grow up with the region. the Ragged
Top Shaft and the Balmoral Adver-
tiser. Herbert Bottenberg is the guild
ing genius of the Shaft and Warren
n Sharpe the promulgators of the Ad-
vertiser's destiny. Here's to you, fell
1r,rc -, %l,n 40, - Al,o ,.,Cl c.--.-
fortune.
We handle Rock Springs and Glen
rock coal. Hesnard's Dray line.
The Ladie $ Aid society of the Bap.
fist church met at the pleasant home
of Mrs. j. j. McCurdy on Wednesday
afternoon. The ladies who were SO
fortunate as to be present, twelve in
number, were delightfully."- surprised
10y being served with a delicious lun-
cheon. This is "a new departure in
meetings of this society and the limo
walton was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
'oSIs AooASs SAlSss PhllUS tillO
all kinds of building materials: also
grain, hay. flour, feed and Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. III. If
The ladies of the Baptist church vii.
serve dinner at the Minnelusa hote,
on Saturday tomorrow noon forwhict
the small sun of ten cents will bt
charged. This is cheaper than one car
eat at home and the probabilities are
the meal will be as good as or better
than one will find at home. 1t is un
necessary for the STAR to eXpatiatt
upon the excellence of these ten cen,
dinners. Those who have tried then
know that they are all right. All ar
welcome.
Best coal in the market at Hesnard'.
j. c. Jones of Whitewood, who ha.
been for the past few weeks in the Sol
dier's Home at Hot Springs, was il
Deadwood Saturday. He speaks yer,
highly of the home and its anage
ment. He obtained great relief from
his rhuematism while there. Tn,
baths in connection with the Home ar,
fully as efficient as any in the famou,
health resort. There are now $50 vet
Grams i'll the Home and nearly ever,
one of them is pleased with the sur
roundings. OF course, among such
number, there are Il few cranks VIII,
make life IA weary burden to those VIII,
associate with them, and as a rule the,
are left severely alone.-Deadwoot
Times.
Carpet and rug weaving done neatly
and quickly by Mrs. S. +. Coleman
College hill. lH
Prof. Don G. Hall, the renowned
hypnotist, mesmerist. mind-reader nnc
magnetic healer, assisted by Miss Car
rie Croker and DIR. II. NJ. Carson, il
the. most sensational scientific lecture.
and demonstrations ever placed before