Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-07
We have a nice as
sortment of Ladies'
Kid Gloves--and our
sizes are complete.
Chase.

Jay Crane has closed his uptown
meat market.
G. N. Miner was in from Martins
Valley Wednesday and reports grass
and crops doing finely.
Mrs. Bailey and daughter have moved
into the Elsey cottage, recently vacated
by DIR. Moffitt.
w. III. Bonham, manager of the Pion-
eer, was down from Deadwood for an
enjoyable day, Sunday
Mrs. Griswold, formerly resident of
this city, has been visiting friends here
during the past week.
There will be a special lconvocation:of
Harmony lodge, A. +. q \. NJ. next
Wednesday night for work in the i. A.
degree.
Mr.. Miller, the barber at the Evans,
received the sad intelligence that his
father died Monday very suddenly at
his home in Dodgeville, Wis.
Remember that you should have the
STAR do your job work.
Conductor Broderick has moved into
the Wilson cottage, which has been oc-
cupied by Gus Lancaster-the latter
having moved to Custer.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give an ice cream and strawberry So
cial at the Minnelusa hotel on Friday
(today) afternoon and evening.
Chambers Kellar returned Thursday
from trip to Lincoln, Omaha and
Sioux City. He argued case before
the supreme court at Lincoln the 4th.
Fred Noerenberg, mine host of pic
turesque Cascade, was in the city We'd
nesday, for the first time since Novem-
Der, and favored the STAR with a call.
Parties having advertisements or
articles for publication in the STAR
will confer great favor if they will
get the same to this office by Wednes-
day noon.
The Black Hills Ministerial associa-
ton of the NJ. E. church was in session
at Edgemont Wednesday and Thurs
day. President Lymer was in attend
ance from this city.
New spring goods arriving at the
"Fair."
G. L. Wheaton has rented the Clifton
House and announces that it will be
opened to the public next Monday, the
10th. He is an energetic, pleasant gen.
tleman and ought to make a success of
it.
+. Sharp has resigned as B. & M.
operator and returned to Lincoln. j.
L. Crossley, who is here with his sick
wife from Whitman, Neb., will act as
operator during his sojourn here,
while his wife is here for her health.
Albert Adams is expected to be home
from Cleveland, Ohio, for a months
vacation in July. He has been in his
uncle's dry goods store in that city for
the past year and will enjoy more than
ever vacation in the Hills.
Rev. Pond of Hot Springs occupied
the pulpit at st. Johns Episcopal
church, delivering an eloquent dis
course upon the thoughts inspired by
Easter. The speaker used beautiful
language and drew out some splendid
Pioneer.
Mrs. McCurdy has just received a
lovely assortment of summer millinery
goods, and to suit the hard times will
have grand opening sale, beginning
the 9Th and continuing until the 18th.
The STAR has received a very neat
program from Rev. A. L. Baker, presi-
dent of the Epworth Leagne of the
Black Hills, announcing the fifth an
nual convention and school of methods
of the Epworth League. which is to be
held at Deadwood on June 10, 10 and
20. It is very complete program
and will be decidedly Interesting
convention.
There is a probability that the Spear
fish hotel will have new manager be-
fore long. 1t is reported that several
we'll known hotel men are::after it, in
cluding Fred Evans. Mr.. Knickerbock-
er and Mr.. Copeland, the latter being a
former Lincoln, Neb, hotel man. Hi
Dotson is now in charge as custodian,
having been placed there by the stock
holders. -Deadwood Pioneer.
The Carroll Iowa Herald, of which
A. j. Enbody, formerly an :employe of
the STAR, is foreman, gives an account
of the narrow escape of his boy, Eddie,
from being killed by some playmates
who accidentally !shot Eddie in the
back with little rifle, carrying a %
short ball. At first they thought the
boy was critically hurt. Physicians
probed for the bullet but were unable
to find it. However, the boy srallied
and at last reports was getting around.