Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23
We have a nice as
sortment of Ladies'
Kid Gloves--and our
sizes are complete.
Chase.
John Dennis does not improye an,

Jud Turner returned last week from
his home in Iowa where he has been
all winter.
II. L. Benson, the popular b. g. Nj.
operator, is enjoying a weeks lay off at
Newcastle.
Don Mckinley has been acting as
one of the bailiTs during the present
term of court.
Mrs. Col. Steele left Tuesday night
over the Elkhorn for an indefinite visit
in New York City.
w. j. Fargo came down from Dead
wood Monday evening on business and
returned Tuesday morning.
Attorney Norman Mason and wife
and Mrs. Showdy of Deadwood spent a
few days in this city this week.
Losr.-April Goth on the street in
town, double blanket grey shawl.
Finder please leave at this office.
Miss Bryant's large circle of friends
are pleased to know that she is CON
valescing from her attack of fever.
Mrs. Henry johnson, who lives near
the Falls left Tuesday evening over the
Elkhorn for Sault st. Marie, Mich.
Rev. A. A. Brown preached at Spear
fish Sunday. He says that city is en-
joying Il steady and substantial growth.
Miss .Ahern went Edgemont last Sun
day to conduct the choral services of
Easter in st. Johns Catholic church of
that city.
While alighting from a buggy on
Tuesday, Mrs. W%illoughby fell and re-
ceived Il severe sprain of her ankle,
which will contine her to her home for
some time.
Dell Gable had a heavy fall while do
ing some draying a few days ago and
broke a couple of ribs, SO that he is
taking a rest for a while.
William Mccoy, brother-in-law of
j. ID. Nicholson, who has been in very
poor health for some time, left for
Opelika, Alabama, Tuesday evening to
try a change of air.
j. l.. Crossley and wife were arrivals
from Beemer, Neb., Tuesday evening
Mrs. Crossley is in very poor health
and hopes the climate and water MAJ
prove beneficial.
There will be a special meeting Of
the Eastern Star on Wednesday night
of next week for work. All members
are requested to represent and visitors
are cordially invited.
, New spring goods arriving at the
"Fair."
Mrs. Bentley, who has been a guest
t at the Evans for the past foul
months, departed for her home in
Denver Tuesday evening over the Elk
horn. She made many friends during
her stay.
, Elegant office rooms for rent in tn,
Minnekahta block. Inquire of r. S
4 Kelly, receiver.
DIR. T. w. Mof1tt, the Homestak
physician at T%erraville, is in Lead to
day. He expects to move his wife t
this city, where they will make thei
/ home. Mrs. Mofitt is a society leade
in Hot Springs and her removal to thi
city would be greeted with pleasure.
s Lead Call.
For a first class shave go to Gen
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
William Allen of Cascade, who wa
> in town last week. looking for a bus
ness location, bought two lots in Bal
moral-the first corner lot in ths
le town, on the east side of the stree
II about 200 yards outside of the Presto
town limits. Harry Sparks has th
m contract to erect a good ~two-stor
building.-Ragged Top Shaft.
q Elegant office rooms for rent in I'll
L. Minnekahta block. Inquire of E.
Sc Kelly, receiver.
at w. II. Kintner of Wyalusing. Pa,
N brother of James Kintner, the adj
tant of the Home, died at his home la
u. week, Friday, and vas buried Monda
His death was caused by consumptio
which has been slowly breaking dow
his constitution for a year and a ha
Id He was a prominent and popular ra
81 road man and a special train convey
the remains to the family vau
some miles distant. Last SUI
IL mer he was here with his daught
a guest of Jim and was temporarily il
proved in health. Jim was at his brot
er's bedside in February, but W
called home when Capt. Lucas went
8. Washington. Though expected, il
y feels his loss keenly. for their brot
10 erly relations were Of the close
u kind.
i; Everybody sells L;
af dies Shirt a
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