Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-12-03

wood Tuesday.
John Musselman, of the Black Hills
Telephone Co., spent a day in the city .
during the week.
Mrs. Frank Evans is severely affected
with tonsilitis. and it is feared herton-
sis will have to be lanced.-Lead Call.
The E'iremen's dance given OH
Thanksgiving night was largely attend
ed and IL delightful time enjoyed 10y
all.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of d. S.
Kelly, receiver.
The STAR has been favored with the
congressional record of last session by
Congressman Knowles, for which he
has our thanks.
o. by the way. if you a t any Christ
mas announcements or souvenirs
printed, remember that the STAR job
department can do it nicely.
Something new. Sailed peanuts and
velvet candy. j. q. RICHER n Co.
The revival services at college chapel
have been continued this week with i'll.
creasing interest and attendance. Rev.
Chapin is IL whole host and pleases all
who heal him.
That dark brown taste and horrid
breath you have in the morning is
caused by an inactive liver. Some
medicines relieve for "a while, others
for "a few days. but Herbine cures. J..
HARGENS.
John Stabler surely captivated Coz.
Lee when he visited the cave last sum
mel for besides being appointing as an
Omaha exposition commissioner John
has also been named as IL delegate to
the stock growers association at Den
yer on Jan. -, % and ~.
Roger Young has Il good light wagon
and buggies at bargains. and you de
ceive Yourself and you horses ii YOU
don't get your horses shoe at No,ng'S
blacksmith shop.
The Boise City Statesman
the marriage at that place on Thanks
giving day of y. NJ. Wolfe, OF Mountain
home. Idaho, and Miss Maud \. Thomp-
sou. of Hot Springs. Both parties are
quite well and favorably known in this
place and vicinity. They will reside
at Mountainhome.
Col. Thornby returned to Ragged
Top Monday. He has met with excel
lent success during the past summer
in his assaying business, and has es-
tablished an enviable reputation as 4
competent and reliable assayer. He
has one of the best equipped assay
Offices i'll the Hills and the prospect
for his continued and increasing sue
cess and prosperity is tlattering indeed,
a host of friends all over the Hills re.
ioice with him in his prosperity.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber. sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials: also
grain. hay. flour. feed and Sheridan anc
Victor coal. Phone No IL. tt
DIR. Mary Connor. of Hot Springs, the
very successful osteopath physician
returned home last evening. Owing to
the large number of patients she has
at the Springs she will forego her Wis
it's to Deadwood for Il while at least
She has II large number of patients il
Deadwooa, also. who are showing great
improvement under her treatment and
several of these will make frequen'
trips to the Springs to receive treat
ment during the winter.-Deadwood
Pioneer1imes.
Is Your child puny. peeked and peev
ish: Does it have cunvulsions.: III 81
it has worms. Whites Cream Nermi
fuge is the only safe cure. Every bot
tie is guaranteed to bring worms
Twenty-Five cents. Il. HAEGENs.
Israel Bower. a successful rancho
and lumberman residing near Custer
spent Thanksgiving day in the city
accompanied by his wife. visiting I'm
NETT Riddle and wife and Mrs. ii. \
Steele. who were one n%eighbors to
gether on Battle creek. in Custo
county. Mr.. Bower says he thinks tn
lumber business in the Hills is at al
end SO far as shipping is concerned
He says that lumber from Washington
is now being laid down in the Hills Il
cheap as it can he manufactured her.
Billiards. Snow Liniment sure
rheumatism. neuralgia. headache. sic
headache. sore throat. cuts, sprain
bruises. old sores. corils. and all pal
II inflammation The most pen,
trnting liniment in the world Try i
fifty cents. II. HARGENs
The STAR has very properly bee
called down on referring to I'll
.Northern Branch of the Nation;
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldier
as the national sanitarium. There
perhaps not much in a name but
long as Hot Springs is trying to il
press upon congressman, and Other
kbo moods Of Sl1ch an iuSfitiltion ~