Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-30
We have a nice as
sortment of Ladies'
Kid Gloves--and our
sizes are complete.
Chase.
Don't forget Arbor day, May srd.

Don't forget Arbor day, May 3rd.
Capt. Lucas has been having tussle
with the grip, but is now feeling better.
Mrs. Hellinger departed last night
for Omaha for special medical treat
, ment.
Ed. Blakey is the proud parent of a
baby boy that arrived at his home
Tuesday morning.
r. b. Cooks drug store has been
made more attractive by a handsome
coat of new paint.
DeForest Sanford managed to tear
himself away from that new baby at
his home, and came over with the
crowd Monday.
New spring goods arriving at the
"Fair"
Mrs. r. T.. Connor has rented the
west rooms of the Rylen building and
will at once fit them up for her oste-
opathy apartments.
The board of county commissioners
on last Saturday abated the penalty
and interest on all delinquent tax, pro-
vided the same is paid on or before
July l, 1897.
j. d. Chapman had the misfortune
to fall off the sidewalk while going
home Thursday night of last week and
break two ribs. The injury was quite
painful and will lay him up for a
while.
Judge Boomer was down from Ragged
Top last week and moved his house
hold effects into the George Turner
house on Jennings avenue, where his
family will hereafter reside.
}, The members of the Young Mems
Christian association are requested to
meet in the Y. M. G. A. in the Lampert
building on Monday evening, May 3, to
} effect permanent organization. A
} large attendance is desired.
Editors GODDARD and Stewart were
prominent among the Edgemont visit
ors Monday. They talk enthusiastic
ally over Edgemont's prospects in con-
versation as we'll as through their en-
terprising aud handsome newspaper.
The Rapid City Journal says that
Capt. Jack Crawford, the famous and
popular poet scout, writes from Boston
that he expects to spend a part of his
summer vacation in the Hills, bringing
several people with him, and that he
will give several entertainments. His
legion of friends will welcome him.
We understand that cipher message
of p words was received at Keystone a
few days ago by the Keystone COM
pany, and that the titles to the proper
ty we're at once thoroughly examined.
This is taken by some as an indication
that the cotemplated sale is about to
be consummated to an English syndi-
cate.
Fl. N. Steele and family and E. Rid
die and family, who were among the
best and most highly respected families
of Battle River, in Custer county, have
> moved to this city and are occupying
two of Geo. Trimmer's cottages in
Catholicon addition. Mrs. Riddle is a
daughter of Mr.. Steele. Hot Springs
is fortunate in securing snch families
) as these as residents.
Judge Gardner handed down his de-
cision in the Calkins VS. Perkins horse
3 case Tuesday moring. Upon the evi
dence the courtawards the horses, some
! 200 in number, to Calkins upon his
payment to Perkins of s525.4O. Though
the decision seems equitable neither
party is satisfied and both talk of ap-
pealing, which is good evidence that
the court is about right.
For first class shave go to Gene
: Lewis opposite Union depot. If
George j. Gilchrist, the B. & M
! agent at Pringle was down here few
y days recently looking after his cattle
:, interests near Minnekahta and Del.
!, richs. He is taking lay-off of thirty
:. days and is going east to purchase a
- Durham and Aberdeen bull and ex.
poets to raise his stock to the very high
est grade. Mr.. Gilchrist will invest
= about $1,000 this year in young cattle
in connection with Engineer Shirley ol
% the Burlington.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
F. Minnekahta block. Inquire of E. 8
4 Kelly, receiver.
IS A musical recital is to be given ir
u Spearfish by Miss Anna Morreil, tn,
IT music teacher who is we'll and favora
s bly, known in Lead where she has hat
l. music classes in the past. Among th,
l. performers are Miss Creta Daggett
~ Miss Matte Gibson and Miss Carri
IL Tom, all of whom are known here
le The program is very classical ON
"a and shows that Srearfish people have