Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-09

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r. 7. Patrick is expected home from
Kansas City next week.
Col. Thornby came down from
Ragged Top and spent Sunday with his
family.
No question but that the Hotel Fargo
is the best place in town to stop,
r. Il. Connor returned Saturday from
Nebraska, where he had been for a
couple of weeks.
j. L. Bentley came down from Dead
wood the first of the week for short
business trip.
Smokers get their best Sc cigars at
Cooks Drug Store.
Judge w. H. Westover and wife of
Rushville arrived Wednesday morning
and will be guests at the Evans for n
few days.
Fire works of all kinds at Cooks Drug
Store.
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
j. G. Richer left Saturday night for
Denver to attend the mining conyen-
ton which has been in session there
this week.
Brains plus new type, plus fresh
stock, plus skilled workmen. plus new
ideas, equals fine up-to-date job print
ing; the kind you want, the kind we do.
| The various restraining orders that
have been hanging over Wind Cave all
the spring have been raised and jolly
John Stabler and his partners hold full
sway.
Willie Wade came down Saturday
night from Lead for visit with his
grand parents and young friends. Ben
ME, who has been here for some time,
returned to Lead Thursday.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of f. s.
Kelly, receiver.
i q. w. Green, a representative of the
interior department, with present
headquarters at Rapid City, was in the
city over Sunday. He is an Iowan and
an old friend of Major Anderson.
Rev. Wickersham preached at the
college chapel Sunday morning. He
is not only a pleasing and popular lee.
turer but an able, eloquent preacher.
He is an old friend of President Lymer
with whom he visited while here.
If you have wheel take good care of
it, buy electric cycle oil'' at Cooks
Drug Store.
III. NJ. ("Tug') Wilson, one of the Elk
horns popular conductors, of Chadron,
and wife, were visiting with Prof.
Moore and family last week. They
had delightful time for few days
camping on the Cheyenne and fishing.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
A reception was planned to the new
commandant and matron of the soldiers
home for last Thursday night, at the
home, and those who attended report
very happy time, but unfortunately
a large number of people knew nothing
of it until the next day.
WANTED-A girl to do cooking and
house work, at Mrs a. j. Kellar's on
College hill.
4 The secretary of state has had print
ed a number of copies of the new brand
law together with blank applications
for those who wish to file brands. A
Pierre special says that the law and
blanks will be furnished to any one
desiring them by applying to the sec
rstary's office.
For fruits, home made cream candies
etc. the Gates Commission Co. can't lie
beat. Try them.
Monday was enjoyed as 4th OF July
in various ways by people of this vicini-
ty. Alarge number went to Horsehead,
where they had grand time-a report
of which appears in the Horsehead
communication. Some went to Buffa-
10 Gap, while number enjoyed the
day picnicing in some of the lovely
spots near the city. 1t was quiet day
in the city, though the occasional sizz
and boom of firecrackers was remind
er that the natal day was at hand.
Just received at Cooks Drug Store a
new invoice of Wall Paper, the largest
in the city.
: Many Hot Springs people will very
we'll remember Daisy Warren, who
once resided in this city with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Warren. The fol
lowing concerning her, which appeared
in the Chicago Tribune as special
! from Milwaukee will be interesting:
"When Mrs. Frank Gilman Gilland
| that is, and Miss De Alta Warren that
} was, visits Milwaukee in the future
perhaps as prima donna, she will have