Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-16
.wClTY I'm BRIEF.
New Spring Shoes
are arriving at Chase's

If you want as good "a b~eefsteak as
you can get in Chicago go to Cleavers.
Charley Calhoun is down from Dead
wood for a visit with his parents.
Have you tried that choice cornfed
ihesf at Cleaver's?
The many friends of Cyrus Calhoun
are glad 30 once moro see him able to
be about.
. Go to Cooks Drug Store. buy candy,
and get a silver watch free as Il gift.
Claude Williams came down from
Deadwood Monday for "a visit with
friends.
Cleavcr charges no more for choice
corn fed beef than you pay elsewhere
for range stock.
Rev. Pearson and family are occupy
ing the Tillotson residence on Evans
hill.
A g and novel name adopted by
j. q. Richer n Co for their store is The
Pure Food Grocery Company.
Miss Margaret Mckinley returned
Wednesday morning from Ottawa. ILL.,,
where she spent the winter visiting
friends and relatives.
Cleavcr kills nothing but the best
beef.
Ed Clark, who was the republican
candidate last fall for county clerk.
now residing at Edgemont. is in town,
n member of thepetit Jury.
OF course the people know what to
do in the city election. They will do
what they think is best. regardless of
the prejudices or personalities of any
body.
The Clifton House for rent. Inquire
Of II. X. Juckett or q. y. Miner.
Mrs. Williams. formerly matron of
the Soldiers Home. returned from an
extended visit in various Nebraska
points and also at Chicago yesterday
morning. She was greeted heartily 10y
y number of the veterans.
Mrs. +. y. Baker and daughter, Miss
Grace, departed Tuesday evening for
Sheldon. ILL.,. where Rev. Baker is now
pastor. a number of friends were at
the depot to bid them good bye, Miss
Bakers college friends being especially
numerous
HOTEL SALE OR RENT-One of the
oest hotels in Hot Springs for sale or
rent. Inquire of Wilson Il Wilson.
The county commissioners proceed
ings and treasurer's and auditors
statements occupy considerable space
i'll this weeks issue. Our readers
should examine the detailed state
ments of the treasurer and auditor,
which will give u great deal of infor-
nation that many people will he inter
ested in.
The council of the Baptist church
of the Black Hills assembled in this
.,ity Tuesday and ordained Rev. j. T.
I'a5lin pastor of their church here.
Delegates from several Hills, Nebraska
and eastern Dakota points were pres
emit to participate i'll the impressive
.eeremong.
We understand that the Stabler-
Mcdonald case over Wind Cave will
not come up for trial in this county as
some had anticipated, but that it will
lbs ieard in Custer county. In the
meantime the Stabler's hold possession
although they are not permitted to
,oarcy the property off to some seclud-
ed SPOT where Mcdonald couldn't find
1t should he ever be given possession
again
2. j. Donohue of Sioux City, Iowa,
rGraEeling freight and passenger agent
for the Sioux City Il Northern and Pa
,ciic Short Line railways is in town in
the interests of the above railroads. He
advises US that the Pacific Short Line
connects both east and west bound
With the T.. f. Il M. v. trains at O'Neill
daily, except Sunday and that passen-
s.,srs destined to Sioux City and all
points east and west thereof, can save
time and money by purchasing tickets
from F. E. & M. V. agents to O'Neill
only. and taking the Pacific Short
Line from there. The depots at
eO-Neill are only one block apart and
passengers are transferred free by
bus.
The people of Hot Springs who live
within the district supplied by water
IAN make the town not only very at
'aractive 10y planting and cultivating
ztrees and flowers, but small and large
zrolts may be successfully grown. A
spot OF ground thirty feet square will
supply the table of the family with
fresh vegetables. The soil yields
abundantly when watered wisely.
There are a few cultivated wards in
Hot Springs which show how much
can be done by a little work and atten.
.tion. One hour a day devoted to this
rorL INV avorv honsoL