Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23
yiG5hoes to wear we'll
and give you ease are
not found elsewhere
that equal Chase's.

night.
a. ID. Field came down from Dead
wood Sunday evening for a short stay,
looking after his business interests
here.
Scott X. Snively. president of the
Sheridan Milling and Elevator com
pany, has been in the city for a few
days in the interests of his mill.
If YOU want as good Il beefsteak as
you can get in Chicago go to eaver
Clark Rorapaugh of the Home, went
up to the Northern Hills Sunday
to look after his interest i'll mining
property.
Ed Smith, who is at the head of the
culinary department of the Soldiers
Home. has moved into the cottage re-
Gently vacated by II. j. Curiss, on Min
nekahta
Have you tried that choice cornfed
beef at Cleaver's?
Capt. Russell went to Hot Springs
Saturday. where he will remain several
days, utilizing the baths to relieve him
self of the Observation-Disclosures In
dependent.
Go to Cooks Drug Store, buy candy,
and get IL silver watch free as a gift.
l.. X. Grow, the hustling manager of
the independent, came down from
Deadwood Saturday on business and
returned Sunday morning. He was
accompanied by his little boy. Bonnie.
j. u. Moran. was in the city Satur-
day. He says that grass is just jump
ing now and that his sheep are doing
much better. In fact he says it wasn't
s:grub' that took off all his sheep.
Cleayer charges no more for choice
corn fed beef than you pay elsewhere
for range stock.
Andrew Erickson. one of the solid
ranchmen of the eastern part of the
county, was in the metropolis Satur-
day and became Il full ledged Ameri-
can citizen, taking out his second pa
pers.
This is the most propitious spring
for tree planting that we have had for
years. No property owner car afford
to delay about identifying his proper
ty aud add to the attractiveness of our
.charmingly located resort. Plant
trees.
A! new and novel name adopted by
j.. G. hiciler g. Co for their store is The
Pure Food Grocery Company.
Miss Lille Barnes, daughter of j.
NJ. Barnes, alderman-elect from the Sec
.ond ward, has accepted a position with
the Fargo Mercantile company. She
recently came out from Sioux City
where she was in the employ of q large
hardware store as stenographer and
b%ookkeeper.
Cleaver kills nothing but the best
beef.
There will be a bowery dance al
'Odell, May LIST, to which a cordial invi
tatior is extended to all. The MAJ
Pole dance by five couples in costume
viii be a pleasing feature of the even
int A basket supper will refresl
those present. Come and have a goot
time.
The Clifton House for rent. Inquir,
of E. r. Juckett or G. N. Miner.
The Stars attention has been callet
several times to the condition of tn
sidewalks in various parts of town
In places they are treacherous, board
being broken and nails sticking ny
which inconvenience the pedestrian, a
the least. The nails have caused SO,
eral nasty falls and the street commits
.sioner should should see that the d.
fects are remedied.
HOTEL FOB SALE OR RENr-One of tn
=, best hotels in Hot Springs for sale G
<ent. Inquire of Wilson & Wilson.
Charles Dudley came down fro,
LeafT>the first of the week and will r.
.mah several weeks. Charley has
Bhckstonian way about him that is il
describable, probably due to his clio.
communion with the trainers of law
Pierre last winter and his installatio
under the "ninc times nine" rites
an advocate in partnership with +. !
Brown at Lead. He is the same geni
Charley.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handl
lumber, sash, doors, glass, paints an
all kinds of building materials; all
grain, hay, flour, feed and Sheridan ar
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
A representative of the Independe,
made a hurried visit to the Sprinl
Saturday and was gratiaed to fir
every one in excellent spirits and
good health. An evidence that fat
in the medicinal powers of the waite
Strengthens slime passes. Many SUI
stantial improvements have been MAJ
in the city, which is particularly n
<;ooobIo IN ono uho hoo not hoon tho,