Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-22

ing the absence of Marshal Curtis.
Remember that Pixies Photo Gallery
is open for business and will remainso.
Elegant office rooms for rent i'm the
Mlnnekahta block. Inquire of ID. s.
Kelly. receiver.
Rev. Chaplin and family have taken
up their abode in the Mckay cottage,
formerly occupied by Rev. Baker.
Finest and largest assortment of SOU
vcnir china cver brought to Hot
Springs just received by Richer n Co.
Miss Helen Bailey. the accomplished
stenographer. has gone to Sturgis to
reside with her mother during tho
winter.
PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE.-A few
b arders will be taken at private home
al rates. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
VIM. Spencer, Elkhorn bridge fore
man, was in the city Tuesday directing
the construction of the walks along
the bridge south of the Evans.
Last Frid ay Clerk of the Court
Wells issued marriage license to Albert
Edward Hall, of Edgemont. and Miss
Mary Ammiott, of Buffalo Gap.
a. ID. Field and wife have returned
from their eastern trip. A. ID. went to
Chicago. while his wife visited in st
Paul. Bert is visiting in Vermont.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash. doors. glass, paints and
an KINDS OF building materials: also
gram, hay. flour, feed and Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No III. If.
Peter Quinn, or .Brockie' as ON
know him, was seen in Deadwood last
week by John Hughes and Dick Wright
and they report the old man as looking
we'll and getting along nicely.
IL. Il. McCrillis, clerk of the court at
Hampton. Iowa, who visited his mother.
Grandma McCrillis. and sister. Mrs.H.
Ia. Whaley. of Cascade, was calling ON
Clerk of Courts Wells Friday, and de
parted that evening for home.
Iabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
ileves the intense itching. 1t soothes
1t heals. it cures chronic cases when
surgeons fail. ltisa scientific certainty.
Its sales increase through it's cures, it
is no experiment. Every bottle guar
anteed. zoe. Tubes. 75c. II, Hargens.
j. n. Dunn took Il furlough from the
Soldiers Home and started Monday
for II three months visit to friends at
his old home at Titusville. Pa. 1t has
been some time since he visited there
and he anticipated a pleasant time,
which we hope he may have.
"Stude' Campbell, of Hot Springs
who passed through this place with a
bunch of horses last June, camped west
of town Tuesday night, on his return
trip to the Black Hills. He reports
fair success in disposing of his horses
WATERFOWL Public Opinion.
The Elkhorn bridge gang came up
this week to build Il neat walk on
either side of their bridge south of the
Evans-as it vas before the flood. IL
makes a convenient and attractive
bridge out of what would otherwise be
a homely structure. There's a good
pointer i'll this for the Burlingtou-to
go II do likewise, or better, to their
bridge between the city and the court
house, where there is large use for if
Hustling will build cit les, bridges or
anything. 1t has done it many a time.
Hustling built Il bridge in Hot Springs
last Saturday. at the creek crossing be.
tween the city and the Catl.clicou al
the crossing mentioned in last weeks
STAR as much in need of at least "a foot
bridge. But this new bridge is IA wagon
bridge % feet long, and was construct.
ed by "a lot of hus:lers of that part of
the city, headed by that prince of hust.
lers, r. T.. Conner. Ii is "A good bridge.
q. s. Hunsicker. a nephew of j.. II
Parrott. of Woodlyn, Ohio. departed
for his home last Friday after spending
IL week very enjoyably here with his
uncle. Messrs. Parrott and Hunsicker
made the STAR a pleasant call, and to
hear the latter relate the thriving con.
dition of business in the Buckeye state
compared with what it has been forthe
past several years is evidence enough
that the wave of prosperity has COM
menced to roll. Mr.. H%unsicker is IA sue.
cessful merchant and grain buyer and
is a most genial and atfable gentleman.
He promises to come again next year
and bring his wife. and stay longer.
The Lead Call says 1.-The Woman's
Relief Corps of this city gave a mag.
niticent banquet to the old soldiers in
the Congregational church, which was
partaken OF by u large number, includ-
ing visitors from the outside. Among
the latter were Jack Underwood, Rich
ard Wright, John Hughes. and MIR.
Pendergrast, of the Soldiers Homo at
Hot Springs, who came up with Mr..