Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-04
New trunks, new va
Uses, telescopes, shawl
straps, just arrived at
CHASE'S. Best as
sortment and lowest
prices in Hot Springs.

sortment and lowest
prices i'm Hot Springs.
Mrs. w. r. Steele returned Tuesday
from her visit to Ohio.
The Catholicon has been connected
with the telephone system.
Rob. Parmley is driving the wagon
for the Minnekahta and plunge baths.
Mrs. Vannatta returned last week
Thursday from her visit to Lead City
friends.
Edward G. Eddie. superintendent of
the Edgemont & Union Hill Smelling
Co. spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Eva Robinson returned Friday
night from Hermosa. where she visited
with her father for couple of weeks.
The teachers institute which con-
venes in this city, at the high school
room, promises to be largely attended.
Mrs. Quirk has been elected to the
fifth grade of the Lead public school,
and we suppose Hot Springs will lose
her-and it will be great loss.
Father Ahern recently on a mission
ary visit to the country bordering on
Hat Creek administered the rite of
baptism to ten adults and two child
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hungerford
expect their daughter, Mrs. s. r. Mills
and two children, and servants, about
the 18th inst. They will spend the
summer here.
Consumption Buy one of Ger
monds fine blankets and camp at the
north pole till fully cured.
Unless some of the hotel runners
cease to bore people almost beyond
endurance at the depot, upon the ar
rival of trains, the 'dead line" should
be extended to the middle of the street
Do not forget to attend the Wood
man basket picnic at Edgemont
Thursday, June 18th. Special train.
Tickets for round trip s145. Train
leaves Hot Springs 9:3O a. m. Leave
Edgemont returning IL pm.
PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE.-A few
b arders will be taken at private home
at reasonable rates. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
A Burlington special on Friday
brought in G. p. Olson, Gen. Supt.
bridges, j. II. Carlson, division SUPER
intendent of bridges, and 1. S. p.
Weeks, chief engineer, who had been
inspecting the line.
This has been a rainy weels-a genu
inc, old-fashioned rain falling two or
three nights this week, giving the
ground a very good soaking. And the
beauty of it is that the rain fell over
quite y scope of country.
Tt won't hurt lighting on your nose
from a night mare-it you have one of
Gcrmon(!'S carpets.
Judge Juclsett received word We'd
nesday that his mother, who resides at
Castleton, VT, is in very poor health.
and he will therefore make his eastern
visit sooner than he first contemplated.
He and Mrs. Jucket are now planning
on starting June u.
The Burlington brought in a special
Friday, bearing. G. W. Holdredge, gen.
manager, L. Z. Calvert, general super.
intendent, and j. II. Phelan, division
superintendent. They took in the
plunge and remained in the city Il few
hours and then departed for the east
They had been inspecting their north
! ern line.
We want railroad! The idea of the
wide-awakest, progressivest, up-to-dat
est, get-there town in the Southern
Hills being cut off from communica
ton with the rest of the world is ridic
ulous when six miles of easy grade viii
place us ON Il railroad system tina,
spent million dollars in building {
road to Spearfish, which does not de
half the business our little spur will bt
capable of before the summer is over
Give us a railroad.-Keystone Miner
Just think of the amount of none,
that is going out of the city for straw
berries! For the past ten days, it il
estimated by one who is in II very goot
position to judge, about 3;32 day hav,
been spent here for berries. 1t is pos
sible that berries in this latitud,
would not be ripe at this time, but i
they were being cultivated in thi
community what harvest there woult
be for somebody here soon-they nigh
reap just as much as is now being sen
out of town. Some gardener abou
bere should be planning to serve ou
market with this most luscious fruit
The Elkhorn road is doing some YER
extensive advertising of Hot Spring
in newspapers all over the country