Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-09
New styles in Spring
Neck Ties at Chase's,

Gus Lancaster was over from Edge
mont Sunday and Monday.
Call and see the STARS handsome
programs for graduation exercises.
They are lovely.
Walter Scott returned to Sturgis
this week where he is employed, his
wife being much improved from her at
tack of pneumonia.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
The Baptist young people of the
Black Hills are preparing for a grand
rally at Custer on the 14th, 18th and
10th of this month.
John Brewer, Il young IA from Hot
Springs, has accepted u position as
head waiter at the Homestake hotel.
He is experienced in the hotel business.
Lead Call.
Judge Gull came down from Lead on
Friday and remained until Tuesday,
visiting with his family and looking
after business matters. He will be
here all next week, attending court.
/ have the finest line of goods ever
brought to town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. A. RYLEN.
Will Crane came down from Dead
wood Saturday to spend Il few days
visiting his family and was promptly
subpoenaed as Il juryman for next
weeks court. Hence he remains with
us.
w. q. Porter of Custer was in town
a short time Wednesday evening. Mr..
Porter aspires to the position of assist
ant attorney general of the state of
South Dakota and is very sanguine of
receiving the Observation-Disclosures
Gap Republican.
Rev. y. L. Baker of Edgemont. pres
ident of the Epworth League i'll the
Black Hills district, is in Deadwood
where he, together with j. p. Hymer.
have prepared Il program for a three
days convention to be held by the
League in Deadwood the latter part of
June.-Lead Call.
Mrs. John \. Stanley has been chos.
en- to represent the Shakespeare club
of this city at the meeting of Fedora
ton on Women's Clubs of the Black
Hills which is to he held in Lead to-
morrow. An interesting program has
been arranged for that occasion, o III
sisting of papers and other features
of entertainment by members of the
different clubs.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of ID. S.
Kelly. receiver.
Porter Warner, proprietor of the
Black Hills Times at Deadwood, was
in the city yesterday. He had eX-
pected to be i'll Sioux Falls some days.
but on receiving the news of the death
of j. Harry Flynn, business manager of
the Times. he took the afternoon train
for home. While he did not say so
rumor has it that he will be appointed
seceiver of the land office at Rapid
City.-SiouX Falls Press.
Col. Thornby came down from
Ragged Top Saturday night to renew
the acquaintance of his family and en-
joy witnessing terra firma once more
lie has been up i'll the snow drifts sc
long that he continued to step high af.
ter being here three or four days. He
thinks the Ragged Top country is SUR
to enjoy a solid growth and develop.
ment this season and that it will prove
to be q marvelously rich region.
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. II. If
The Deadwood Independent recently
contained a very interesting and new
sy write-up of the Ragged Top region
from which we excerpt the following
items of local interest: "H. j. Sparks
contractor and builder, has a shop ,iust
below Mcgowan Bros. on Third street
He is n of the busiest men in town
his speciality being store fronts and al
kinds of fine work. IS y Il Magowal
Bros. dealers in hardware. clothing
I flour. feed. etc, have completed theil
building on the corner of Main ant
Third streets and are already fairl,
we'll stocked. A restaurant runs il
connection with this business. Thes,
gentlemen are from Hot Springs"
r. I. Patrick returned from a fou,
=. months misunderstanding in the south
A great part of the time was spent a
Kansas City, where his old friend, j. j
Cairnes, now resides. Mr.. Cairnes ii
vice president of the new Kansas City
: Pittsburg n Gulf railroad,which has it
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