Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-11
Chase's "Clothes.
Line" is the strongest
and best clothes line
in town. In fact it is
the only LINE. 1t is
hanging out some rare
good things in Mems,
Boys and Children's
suits. Take a suit i'm.

suits. Take a suit i'm.
A. Anthony has 1O4 young ducks,
and more a comm.
The Hills again has a lady newspa-
per publisher, Miss Gertie Groshone,
of the Union Hill Star.
Straw Hats at costs at the New York
Store.
Geo. Thorp and wife will leave next
week for the Big Horn mountains on
three weeks outing.
If you want as good beefsteak as
you can get in Chicago go to Cleayers.
Prof. Moore and sons, and Geo
Thorp, went to the Cheyenne river
Wednesday fishing, and had splendid
luck.
Capt. Lucas is at Redfield this week
attending the meeting of the soldiers
home board and the G. A. r. encamp.
ment.
Your choice of shirt waists SOC at the
New York Store.
j. A. Rylen's little child is having
hard time of it in recovering from
whooping cough, though not in criti-
cal condition.
WANTED-Private boarders at Lam.
pert hall, College Hill. Delightful 10.
cation, pleasant rooms, reasonable
rates. Mrs. A. Standen. 5tf
Mrs. M. N. Stoneman, wife of Rev.
Stoneman of Oelrichs, died of pnue.
monia at that place last Monday. The
remains were inferred at Rapid City.
| Mrs. Bailey has been engaged to
teach in the Sturgis schools next year
They made no mistake in the selection
of such an excellent teacher.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of T.. s
Kelly, receiver.
The case of Roger Young vs.. the
Water, Light & Power company, in
which the plaintiff secured default
judgment, has been ordered re-opened
by the court.
G. A. Bartholomew and wife. and
Mrs. L. ID. Pelter, mother of Mrs. B.
visited for a week with their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckstein, leaving for thei,
home Thursday.
All Boots and Shoes at cost at the
New York Store.
Mrs. Quirk and son, Leslie, departed
for O'Neill Monday night. They will
be met there by friends with a team
and drive to Armour, S. ID. After 6
few weeks visit there they will go tt
Baldwin, Kansas, and spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Quirk's parents.
On Monday Albert R. Peterson, who
is employed on the Evans ranch at the
Falls, was united in marriage to Mary
} M. Schell, of this city, Father Aherr
officiating. The happy couple at once
J went to housekeeping at the Falls
The STAR extends congratulations.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
1 Marvin Hughitt, president of the
Chicago & Northwestern railway was
in the Hills the first of the week in
company with several other officials OF
the road. They were on a tour of in.
spection. It was Mr.. Hughitt who
about ten years ago, said, "The Black
} Hills is the richest 100 miles square on
earth" Time is proving the correctness
of his statement.
Very Rev. N. Redmond of Lead CITY
visited Father Ahern from Monday tc
Wednesday of this week. He is one Of
the vicar generals of the Catholic
church Of South Dakota and he and
Father Ahern have been consulting
and making arrangements for the es
tablishment of hospital at Hot
Springs. We are credibly informed
that in the near future the hospital
will be reality. Bishop O'Gorman is
expected to arrive at an early date il
Hot Springs.
L VII hAo ACCOIA fekuWOuC NOV
A. L. Baker stopped at Hot Spring.
!, Thursday and listened to the inaugura
address of President Lymer of th.
Black Hills college, which he says wa.
the most mastery effort he ever heard
He also attended the alumni anniver
sary during the evening, at which h,
made an address. He reports the
financial condition of the college a,
very encouraging.-Edgemont Express
Nicholas Hotalling died at the Sol
diers' Home last Saturday, of paralysis
of the brain. He was for years a resi-
: dent of Huron, s. D., and was the frs
sergeant -at arms of the senate after
. the admission of the state. For thres
years he served his country as sergeant
Of Co. A Second Ill. cavalry. He made
and lost near a million dollars at one
time in Costa Rica, Central America