Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-18
New trunks, new va
Uses, telescopes, shawl
straps, just arrived at
CHASE'S. Best as
sortnent and lowest
prices in Hot Springs.

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prices in Hot Springs.
J AL. Dearduff returned from Ragged
Top Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ben Skiles and child have been
visiting relatives in this city for a few
days.
Amelia Rives-C Chanler, who visited
Hot Springs two years ago this sum-
mer, is now said to be an inmate of an
insane asylum.
Halle Wise, Hermosa boy, was
here Monday in company with thirteen
other COW boys, bound for the Hat
Greek roundup.
It won't hurt lighting on your nose
from night mare-if you have one of
Germond's carpets.
The w. G. T. U. is arranging for a
union meeting on Sunday evening,
June 26, to which all the churches in
the city have been invited to partici-
pate.
Warner Stanton, of Wahoo, Neb.;
John Heck of Hawarden, Iowa; and s.
ID. Sherod of Sioux City are in the city
taking baths and are stopping at Mrs.
McCurdy's.
@. IL. Wangsness was in the city
Wednesday representing that strong
state paper, the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader. He added nice list to his
subscription books.
Joe Kirby, one of the prominent at
torneys of Sioux Falls, has been found
guilty of receiving postage stamps
stolen from the government and con-
verting them to his own use.
In September a Homeseekers con-
vention will be held in Chicago, and
South Dakota will send ten delegates
whom Gov. Lee has named, Thos. H.
Wells of this city, being one of the
chosen.
DR. Moffitt, the company's physician
in Terraville, on Saturday received his
household goods, where he formerly re-
sided, and will furnish the hospital
building throughout, as William Met
tier, who has been living there has
moved over to Lead.-Pioneer.Ti Times.
Charles Dudley, clerk in Fred Browns
law office, returned yesterday from
Hot Springs, where he had been for
some time. Mr.. Dudley is the city as
SCISSOR at Hot Springs and performed
his official work while down there. He
expects to remain in Lead now,-Lead
Call.
The young son of Attorney Gull was
bitten by dog last Friday and the
boys misfortune caused the boys
father considerable uneasiness. 1t is
not thought, however, by the boys
+, physician that there will be any seri-
GUS consequences.-Le Call of the
10Th.
The grand commandery of knights
Templars honored Hot Springs by the
appointment of Thos. z. Mackinlay to
the position of grand sword bearer.
while the Royal Arch chapter con-
ferred an honor by appointing E. S.
Ames to the position of grand master
of the third veil.
Attorney w. G. Porter, of Custer,
was in the city Monday in the interest
of his client, James Wilson, who is
under indictment in this county for
grand larceny. A new bond had been
ordered and Mr.. Porter succeeded in
furnishing an excellent bond for his
client. Mr.. Porter is very likely to
secure the appointment of assistant u.
S. attorney. The Hills is entitled to
this recognition, and Mr.. Porter would
do credit to the position.
The upward trend Of business cannot
be gainsaid, for those who have kept
accounts carefully find that such is un.
doubtedly the case. AS instance of
this letter received by j. B. Dickover
from his brother, j. G. Dickover, for.
merly of Hot Springs, may be cited
MIR. Dickover is in the employ of the
Tollerton & Stetson company of Sioux
City, and writes that the business OF
his house increased during the month
of May over $1,000 day over the same
month of the year previous.-Rapid
City Journal.
. Consumption Buy one of Ger
monds fine blankets and camp ut thu
north pole till fully cured.
Gospel agitation is at high tide il
!, the Hills. AT Deadwood they hase lot
of it, as the following from the Inie
pendent indicates: "The gospel wago,
, from the Moody Bible Institute of Chi
! cago struck camp last night and viii
3 hold religious services in the open al
in the evening. They have first-clas
9 male quartet, with organ accompani
Q ment and will no doubt be as great a.
J, attraction given in the line of free on
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