Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
New Spring Shoes
are arriving at Chase's

Rev. Pearson and family arrived on
Thursday.
If you want as good a beefsteak as
you "a get i'll Chicago go to Cleavers.
Mrs. Young, mother of Mrs. r. s
Kelly, departed Saturday night for her
home at Saginaw, Mich.
Have you tired that choice ccrnfed
beef at Cleaver's?
The STAR folks have been unusually
busy this week, and no doubt many
items have escaped us.
Go to Cooks Drug Store, buy candy.
and get a silver watch free as a gift.
JIG. Richer was nursing a bad cold
at his home last week, but is able to be
about his business again.
Cleaver charges no more for choice
corn fed beef than you pay elsewhere
for range stock.
The weather seems to be having
some difficulty in settling down to it's
usual Black Hills condition.
\. new and novel name adopted by
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Pure Food Grocery Company.
Mrs. DR.. Wade and little daughter Luz
Gle cane down from Lead Friday last
and remained until Tuesday with rela-
tives in the city.
Cleaver kills nothing but the best
beef.
Matt. Thompson. a son of w. G.
Thompson. went to Rapid City Tues.
day where he will enter the employ of
a cattle company.
/. B. West. who has been suffering
from an attack of the prevailing cpl
demic, is ono more at his place with
The Transfer company.
w. u. Germond will move his stock
of goods, now in the Mower block. into
the Beehive room in the Minnek"hta
block, next week.
The Kenefick restaurant at Balmoral
has changed hands. and MIR. Adamson
Of Hot Springs is now in charge
Ragged Top Shaft.
Tho family of Rev. Il. p. Baker will
start for their new home at Sheldon,
ILL.,, next Tuesday. They leave nan
friends behind them.
The board of county commissioners
have been in session at the court house
tthis week. The proceedings will be
published in full next week.
Drs. A ans and Iiargens go up to
Deadwood tomorrow morning to be
attendance at the organization of the
Black Hills Medical association in that
city on that day.
The worshipful master. \. II. u \. NJ.
request the presence of all members
Friday evening for work in the master
mason's degree. All visiting men,
bers are cordially invited.
The installation of O. r.. S. officers
occurred Tuesday evening. 1t was a
delightful affair the address of Wor-
thy Matron Bradley being one of the
most interesting features of the even
ing. while the refreshments were de.
iectible.
DIR. Howell came down from Dead
wood last week and spent several days
3lere. during which he sent in his res
!gnation as a member of board for this
county for examining applicants for
r,elsions.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of II. s.
kelly, receiver.
J. q. Moran, the sheep raiser and all
round %ranchman, was in the city Mon.
day. He has lost "a large number of
sheep from the disease known as
grub" and still they continue SO die
This is pretty serious and we hope the
disease may be checked soon.
Land Commissioner Lockhart tele.
tgraphed County Auditor Stanley to ad.
.journ the school land sale and lease
from day to day until the 18th. wheu
he hoped to get the records here which
we're delayed by the heavy railroad
'vashout between Huron-an Pierre.
M.J. Mcgowan has returnedfrom Ho,
Springs with Il couple of carloads O,
lumber and teams are now at WORK
placing the building material on the
ground for a two-story structure OF
Main street. opposite the Ragged To,
saloon, for the work of which Macowa1
Bros. have the contract.-Ragged To,
Shaft.
DIR. Henry X. Warren, president O
Nankton college, preached in the Con
sgregational church in this city Sun
day morning. Monday evening he de
livered his lecture on work" which
has received much favorable criticism
from the press of the eastern part o
the state. 1t was able in thought ant
rich in diction.
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