Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-25
Boys wash suits at
40 cts.
't tt IS 90 cts.
At Chase's.

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The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Y. NJ. @. A. will be held in
their rooms next Monday evening at
8 o'clock.
Ted Petty is acting as city marshal
for a time and will see that no one
making too wide detours in going down
street is left uncared for.
Mrs. Col. A. j. Kellar and daughter,
Miss Werdna, returned Thursday from
their visit to relatives and friends in
Tennessee and Arkansas.
j. A. Green and wife, of Fairfield
Iowa, parents of Norvel, arrived We'd
nesday. After few days visit here
they expect to go to Deadwood.
A. Baker, Sarah Baker, w. G. Bryant
and wife and DIR. r. d. Clark and wife
of Akron, Ia, are health seekers and
sight seers who arrived Wednesday
morning.
At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Water, Light & Power Co.,
held the fore part of the week, F. T..
Evans was elected president and John
F. Parks superintendent.
1t won't hurt lighting on your nose
from night mare-if you have one of
Germond's carpets.
Major Anderson and wife went north
Tuesday. They will visit few days
with their daughter, Mrs. DIR. Moffitt,
at Terraville, and the Major was to
crate at Belle Fourche Wednesday.
B. s. Smith died at the Home We'd
nesday night of old age. He was the
pioneer stage driver ahead of the
Northwestern railway, driving out of
Chicago to Che Iowa line.
The Misses Edna and Beatrice Car
ter, two charming young ladies of
Pierre, are in the city in company with
the excursionists. Miss Edna is con-
sidered one of the sweetest singers of
the state.
The Bald Mountain News says that
DIR. Boyle, formerly of this place, has
half interest in % claims in the Bear
Lake mining district, in Wyoming,
which is refractory ore assaying from
81 to s25 ton.
Bert Zollinger, brother of Conduc-
tor w. E. Zollinger, arrived Wednes-
day with his bride, from Sanborn, Iowa.
Mr. Zollinger is a Burlington railroad
man and resides at Sheridan, Wyo.,
where they will go after brief visit in
the city.
Consumption Buy one of Ger.
monds fine blankets and camp at the
north pole till fully cured.
When q. B. Cook unloaded his pen
ny-in the-slot gum machine the other
day he took out a large handful of lead
slugs that the boys had been trying to
palm off onto the machine for pennies.
They don't bring forth gum very often,
but they make trouble for the owner
Little Pearl Cook, who went to Leav-
enworth, Kansas, in May to visit with
her mother, returned last Saturday
and will remain with her uncle, E. b.
Cook and wife. She is bright little
child of nine years and made the trip
to Leavenworth and back alone.
Messrs. Sparks and Mcgowan were
down Sunday from Ragged Top, and
report everyone in excellent spirits
over the work being carried on in the
camp. Grading of the Elkhorn exten-
sion is being vigorously pushed and if
grade stakes have any significance the
road will be extended beyond Crown
Hill to Balmoral via the Rua mines.-
Deadwood Independent.
The STAR is more than pleased to have
"Cyclone" get back into it's columns
Since the season of cyclonish atmos.
phere is at hand we trust our highly
valued correspondent may be regu-
lar weekly spokesman, same as before
And there are other correspondents
we should be much gratif1ed to hea,
from. Call or send for stationery and
stamps.
The Epworth League convention
which was held at Deanwood last week
was largely attended. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, A. L. Baker, Edge
mont; president, DIR. j. VanBus
kirk, Rapid; recording secretary, Miss
Nellie Hough, Sturgis; corresponding
secretary, j. P. Hymer, Deadwood
treasurer, A. B. Gidley, Deadwood
superintendent junior league work
Miss Anna Walton, Sturgis; member
board of control, j. G. Gregory, Dead
wood. The convention will be hele
next year at Sturgis.
Manager Jensen, of the Peoples Tele
phone company, resents the kick abou
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