Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23
The values we give
i'm Ladies' and Child
ren's Hose are not
equa1ed in Hot Sp'gs.
Chase.

NndS0s
Plant trees this spring. At least
plant one tree.
\ Frank Stewart and wife came over
from the Gap Thursday. They have
numerous friends here who are always
glad to see them.
L~osr-Between the Evans hotel and
Fargo's store, a black cashmere shawl.
Finder please leave at the postotice
and oblige Mrs. Gilbert.
The Peoples Telephone Co. of this
place is considering connecting Edge
mont with Hot Springs. Manager Jen-
sen has made IL proposition to the
Edgemont company.
Bishop Hare is expected to arrive in
the Hills next month, and will be at
Buffalo Gap during the forenoon ofthe
18th and in Hot Springs during the
afternoon and evening of the same day.
After his %sojourn in the Hills he will.
go to London to attend the Lambeth
conference, which is a meeting of the
bishops of the Episcopal church from
| all over the world.
DIR. Hoenes, of Hot Springs, vas a
visitor i'll the city yesterday. The doc
tor was formerly at the Battle Creek
sanitarium, but for the past year and a
half has been at Hot Springs at the
branch institution there. The doctor
was up to attend Mrs. Spiking who is
ut present quite ill. He returned home
in the evening.-Rapid City Journal, 81.
The county commissioners will meet
today in adjourned session to arrange
for putting the new liquor law into
active force, and all persons desiring
to engage in selling Intoxicating liquor
in the county should have their re-
quired bond and application filed with
the auditor, for it is necessary to have
the consent of the commissioners
before any one can begin selling ac-
cording to law.
Attorney General Grigsby says that
the Bouck license law went into effect
as oon as it "a approved and that all
persons selling liquor after that date
should obtain license for the time be-
tween when they began to the LIST of
July, pro rata. He gives this opinion
to city attorney Gardner of Rapid, so
that the state is likely to look to the
counties for it's portion of the license
on every saloon running.
7. B. Hicks, president of the First
National bank of Cheyenne, and presi.
dent of the Converse Cattle company,
was a Wednesday morning arrival. He
improved so rapidly while here recent.
ly that he only remained in his home
in Cheyenne long enough to attend to
! important business matters. He will
now remain here for some time, as he
is greatly pleased with the manner in
which he improved while here.
If any one has All ryan or piano
to rent, they can find q good renter by
enquiring at this Office. If
The teachers of South Dakota and
northwestern Iowa have arranged fol
an excursion to the Black Hills te
leave Sioux Falls on June 81. They
reach here June D and will go to Dead
wood about a week later. They expect
to spend a couple of weeks in tn,
Hills. There will be about 200 from
South Dakota and half as many o.
more from Iowa. George Schlosser o
Sioux Falls will have charge of tn,
party, which insures the excursionist
the most delightful of times as he i
familiar with the points of interes
about this city and all through tn
) Hills. He brought a similar party GU
: here two years ago.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kahta block. Inquire of E. S. Kelly
receiver.
Judge G. s. Palmer of Sioux Fall
was in the city a part of last wee
as counsel in a case before Judg
SuANu0As A4O WoS OAO VI CuO lOLCu1Os
members of the late state legislator
\ and introduced and championed th
a railroad bill which is now the law. Th
, Judge spent Sunday in Deadwood an
left that evening for the eastern pal
o of the state where he had an importar
case set for Tuesday. He has bee
chosen to deliver the decoration da
a address in Deadwood, and those WI
have over heard the eloquent and alb
gentleman speak are congratulate
the people of Deadwood upon securir
him.
PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE.-A fe
boarders will be taken at private hon
: at reasonable rates. Enquire at Il
STAR Office.
Edgemont and Galena were visit,
=, the first of the week. by another CO
=, load Of monied gentlemen from OH
Nav York and Transatlantic moot