Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-22
G. E. Wooster left Monday night for

OuldQd on q business trlD.
Remember that November I'd is cleo
ton day, and don't fail to vote.
Miss Matte Brown, who has been
housekeeper at the Evans, has gone to
Omaha.
Mrs. L. Roberts, of Gordon, Neb.,
who spent several days in the city, left
for home Monday night.
Mrs. a. Holtz has returned from her
protracted visit to relatives at Red Oak,
Iowa, and Andy smiles again.
Mesdames Thornby and Zollinger
went to Lead Tuesday morning to par
ticipate in the district meeting of the
o. Il. S.
Rob Conner and Grant Jones left
Friday by rail for Hay Springs, where
they met the Stewart Parks hunting
party and went OH south to the duck
ponds.
Help wanted, male-Agents get fifty
cents on each dollar; no experience
necessary. Write for agents outfit.
Address The Catholic News Barclay
ST., New York. %
You have l doz. Gem photos for
30 cts. and better pictures than any
whore else in the city. Don't forget
the place and price. Pixies Gallery
opposite the Gillespie Hotel.
Mrs. Elsey, assisted by five other
ladies will serve supper at her resi-
dence from ) to 1 o'clock on Wednes-
day next for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid society. All are cordially invited.
S. f.. Wilson says that if he is elec-
ted Judge he will give his full attention
to the duties of the office. and that he
will give each county motion days in
the respective county seats. -Oelrichs
Times free silver.
Is your liver tireds Does it fail to
do its duty? If so. don't neglect it's
call for help. \. few doses of Herbine
iierbine is the only perfect liver
medicine. 1t cures chills and fever.
zoe. T.. Hargens. %
u. lIlsey of the Fair struck some
great bargains while on his recent pur-
chasing visit to Chicago and uses a
fine space in the STAR to tell about it.
He tells of some of the bargains he has
and does it in great shape.
Mrs. Henry Marty and children left
Monday night for Longford. Kansas.
where they will visit relatives for "a few
weeks. after which they will join MIR.
Marty at Princeton. Mo. They take
with them the best wishes of MANY
friends.
1t is safe to assume that an abate-
ment of penalty and interest OH delin-
q1ent taxes will not again soon be
made. Pay your taxes before Novem-
Der LIST and thus give the county, city
and school district a much needed
lift, and ave yourself Il large proper.
| ton of your tax.
j. NJ. Brelesford, superintendent of
the city water works system, leaves for
Hot Springs today where he will re-
main until the first of the week. He
has been feeling unwell for some time
past and hopes that the change of eli
mate and a few hot baths will restore
him to his usual health.-Deadwood
Independent. (15)
The Wind cave cases in the Custer
circuit court were continued. VIM.
Ranger was in Monday, and he says
there have been quite a number of
people out viewing the cave recently.
many of whom are driving through the
Hills for an outing. They have closed
the hotel for the winter. but ave view
ers will be welcomed any time.
S. N. Cody. who has been a member
of the Soldiers Home family for the
past two years. left Monday night on "a
furlough for Il visit to friends at Yer
ona. Ill. MIR. Cody is Il very gentle
manly. pleasant mar. and will be
mis- led by many of the old boys. He
will be absent all winter. The STAR
will keep him posted on affairs in the
Springs.
The STAR recently published an item
to the effect that Ray Calkins and the
Mcdonald boys had been arrested by
Sheriff Eastmrn on the charge of
grand larceny. We SO understood the
sheriff and also his deputy, but it
seems the boys were only witnesses in
a grand larceny case. which we are
glad to know, bnt regret the injustice
done the boys by the misunderstand-
ing.
Henry Pike has concluded to close
out his job printing business here and
remove it to Omaha, where he will en-
gage in the same business. Henry is
competent to compete with any of the
city printers in workmanship, and we
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