Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-28

CHASE'S. Best as.
sortment and lowest
prices in Hot Springs,
u Edgemont is getting in a telephone
system.
Attorney McClung came over from
Edgemont Wednesday.
New potatoes, new tomatoes. new
cabbage and new onions at Richer's.
Circuit court for Fall River count,
has been adjourned to meet Monday
May 3lst.
Frank McNay drew the gold watch
from the Dean show last Saturday
night.
w. H. Wilson returned Tuesday
from his visit to Iowa. He says the
crop outlook is splendid.
The Y. M. G. A. desires to thank the
ladies of the city who assisted in get
ting up their New England dinner.
Maj. Wells of Ft. Meade has applied
for permission to come to the Springs
with the 9Th Cavalry in September.
DR.. N. G. Whitfield returned We'd
nesday morning from his California
trip. He looks much improved in
health.
Miss Rebbie Smith has some furni-
ture and household goods for sale
Call and see her at once.
Mrs. James Bradley and Mrs. Inez
GODDARD left on Sunday evening for
Sioux Falls to attend the grand chap
ter, o. E. s.
Liveryman Smith took DIR. d. Sick
ler, Chas. Rosen, w. 8. Colvin, MoPher.
son Bass, John Jones and Henry Wen
ner, to Wind Cave Monday.
G. L. Baker, who was the Elkhorn
operator here for some time, and is
now the agent at Ogden, Iowa, is the
happy father of ten-pound daughter.
Some one suggested the other morn
ing when several passengers alighted.
that those tall weeds across
the creek from the union depot we're
no doubt an attraction for strangers.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs re-
turned Sunday from Aberdeen. where
they attended the grand lodges. They
say that they received royal enter.
tainment.
j. G. Richer returned Wednesday
morning from his journey to Aberdeen
to the l. o. O.. F. He stopped over at
Sioux City and Omaha on his way
home and had good time.
Mrs. A. Fawell, on College Hill would
like about four boarders. About one
block from Stewart bath house. A
pleasant place and reasonable terms.
Chicago papers report that mem
Der of the Lafayette, Ind, soldiers
home attacked Commandant j. P. Me.
grew, fotmerly of this city, and endeav
ored to stab him with pocket knife.
The adjutant rushed to Megrews assis-
tance and the infuriated old soldier
struck the adjutant several times. cut
ting his face badly and severed one ear.
WANTED--Priyate boarders at Fam.
pert hall, College Hill. Delightful 10.
cation, pleasant rooms, reasonable
rates. Mrs. A. Standen. 5tf
Charley Wilcox has severed his con-
nection with the Cook drug store. w.
r. Morgan takes his place. "Billy," as
he is best known, is an experienced
pharmacist and decidedly popular and
Mr.. Cook is to be congratulated upon
securing him. Mr.. Wilcox has gone to
the Northern Hills where we under
stand he may locate. 4
A circular from Harry d. Clark. man
ager of the Hotel Evans, Hot Springs,
is at hand, says the Deadwood Pioneer
Times, announcing that the hotel is |
now fully prepared to care for its
guests of the season better than ever
before; that w. B. Andrews Of Omaha
is again in the Office and that an ele-
giant orchestra will play alternately at !
the hotel and plunge.
H. A. Heller and wife, the Battle |
Creek trained nurses, will open rooms \
in few days in the rear of the Y. M.
G. A. rooms, first door wset of the Gil
lespie, where they will give massage,
electrical and Battle Greek lines of |
treatment. They are thorough and
experienced in their profession and it |
will no doubt please number Of health
seekers to have the privileges of such
treatment.
Rev. Pond has had to succumb to the
demands of his superiors and on We'd
nesday received instructions to pro-
ceed to Lead, where he will be assist.
ant to Archdeacon Ware. He left
Thursday to enter upon his new duties.
His family will remain here for some
time SO that Rev. Pond will doubtless
be frequent visitor. His departure
will be regretted not only by his