Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-14
We have a nice as
sortment of Ladies'
Kid Gloves--and our
sizes are complete.
Chase.

Remember that you should have the
STAR do your job work.
It's time every Hot Springs mer.
chant was placing an ad in the STAR.
Mrs. L. B. Purinton went to Lead
Wednesday for visit with her brother,
DIR. Wade and family.
AID. Clark, the Cheyenne coal baron
is in the city for few days, having re
turned from Iowa Falls, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sparks will go to
Ragged Top in few days to remain
for the summer at least. We regret te
have them go.
VIM. Allen, of Cascade, while sport
ing in the plunge last Friday made toe
deep dive and cut cash ON the tor
of his head. Nothing serious. but il
hurt.
Cleaver charges no more for choice
corn fed beef than you Fpay elsewhere
for range stock.
Joe Petty seems to have a very fine
prospect in his mining location, imme
diately back of his residence and with
in the city limits. Samples have been
sent away for assaying.
Last Friday Police Justice Dudley
pronounced the words that united for
better or for worse. Joseph w. Earn.
est, of Ardmore, and Mrs. May Kenni-
son of Harrison, Neb.
Some choice seed potatoes of the fol.
lowing varieties; EARLY Ohio. Early
Cooper, Early Freeman and Mammoth
Pearl at Richer & Co.'s.
If there is any one place in Hot
Springs that needs repairing more than
another it is the sidewalk and steps al
the corner of Minnekahta block. The
walk is broken, and the steps never
we're half deep enough.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of T.. s.
Kelly, receiver.
The STAR got the commissioners pro.
ceedings badly balled up last week,
1t made buchanan canyon" read
Buchanan county," and ''court certifi-
cate" read 'court COSTS" besides several
other aggravating errors. And still we
were all sober.
Chas. s. Dillon, of York, Neb., ar.
rived Tuesday morning, to take charge
of the STAR job department.. He is an
artist in the business and we are sure
our patrons will appreciate his work.
Remember that we can print anything
you may want and do it to please-iu
design and price.
Mrs. Grippen and young son are con.
templating visit to relatives in
Iowa soon after the public school
closes, and then the genial Scrip" may
follow later, and finally they may To-
cate in Iowa with Mrs. Grippen's
mother, who is not in the best of health
and is anxious for her daughter to be
with her. But Hot Springs would re
| greC TO lOSe them.
w. i. March, wife and boy have
started on their summer outing They
first go through the Hills to Spearfish
thence westward to the Yellowstone
Park, where they expect to spend some
time. They will then go down to Salt
Lake City and other parts of Utah
They will drive leisurely, and will
their splendid equipment for their pro
longed overland journey they will Ger
tainly have delightful time. The,
have not limited themselves as to time
They may be gone for year, and ma,
be for aye.
Il PRIVATE BOARDING PLAcE.-A few
b arders will be taken at private hom,
at reasonable rates. Enquire at tn,
STAR Office.
Col. w. j. Thornby has his assa,
Office fully established at Preston, il
the Ragged Top country, and is doin,
a thriving business. He is said to be
first-class assayer, and having gradua
ted from the school of mines with higl
honors, which with his former practic
al experience, especially prepares hin
Tor thorough assaying. Ore sent b,
freight or express to him should b
sent to Crown Hill Switch. Letter
will reach him at Preston.
, The STAR has received notice fror
Granite Lodge No. 1s, X. of p, Siou
Falls, concerning the grand lodge o
: the grand domain of South Dakota
which will convene in Castle Hall q
Granite Lodge No. 1s, X of P, at 1Os
M, Wednesday, June2. It will be tn
} aim of the members of Granite Lodg
to extend cordial and fraternal wei
} come to all visiting brothers and max
their stay in the city both profitabl
and pleasant. Very reasonable hote
rates have been secured and the rail
roads give rate of one and one.fiftl
: fare.