Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-05-21
The values we give
in Ladies' and Child
ren's Hose are not
equaled in Hot Sp'gs.
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Attorney Fowler is down from Rapid.
This is great weather-the finest in
the land.
E. Elsey is at Custer looking after
business matters.
Mrs. Will Crane is visiting her hus-
band at Deadwood.
w. r. Castle came down from Ragged
Top the first of the week.
Attorney j. F. McClung is over from
Edgemont on legal matters.
Dave Burnett has had his barber
shop neatly papered and painted,
Whatyerwant in furniture? Ger
mond & Co. have it.
j. L. Bentley, the B. s. M. commercial
hustler, was looking after business
here Wednesday.
Mrs. F. T. Evans returned Tuesday
from her visit to friends in Sioux City
and other points east.
G. w. Hertges, banker of Minte-
sani, Washington, is at the Evans and
will take course of baths,
H. A. Piper came down from Hill
City Tuesday night and will take q
course of baths. His health has been
miserable for some time.
Mrs. James Bradley will represent
Martha chapter, o. E. s., at the meet
ing of the grand chapter at Sioux Falls
next week. She will leave here Sun
day night.
Wind Cave was connected with the
the outside world the fore part of the
week by telephone-an instrument be-
ing put in there. John Stabler is
right up with the procession all the
time.
j. A. Stoneking, who arrived here on
April Both, suffering with infammatory
rheumatism so that he had to be car
ried on stretcher, is now able to go
up to the plunge and get around in q
pretty lively manner.
Bicycle riders are making complaint
that they are often unfairly treated by
parties driving teams-that often they
are forced to dismount and get out of
the way when there would be ample
room for passing if the wheelman we're
given the same courtesy that is extend
ed to other roadsters. Give the bicy-
clist chance-most of them you will
find pretty decent people.
For the first time in the history of
the city all saloons and gambling
houses will remain closed today. Yes
terday Mayor Star issued an order that
beginning with today all such places
must be closed on Sunday. AS a rule
the order was received with favor by
all parties, but more particularly by
the employees, who will be given holi-
day once a week.-Deadwood Pioneer.
John ]. Ankeney and ]. w. Lee and
wife arrived Thursday morning from
Minneapolis and are at the Evans.
They anticipate remaining some time
to try the baths. James Pottle, who
travels for the famous Brotherhood
Wine Co., and who spent some time
here last season, recommended these
people to the Springs, as he thinks
these waters are unsurpassed.
Miss Christiansen, just arrived from
Omaha, is prepared to go out by the
lox, 70 l1 T,,C,,S,.a M
Mrs. McCurdyss millinery store. 3-3
Bishop Hair was in the city Friday
last and in the forenoon held commu-
nion services, and in the evening six
persons were confirmed. Bishop Hair
went from here to Rapid City and will
meet Rev. Pond at Hill City Thursday,
where services will be held, and on
Friday they will hold services in Gus
ter. We understand that there has
been quite an urgent call for Rev.
Pond to come to Deadwood and Lead
as assistant to Archdean Ware, but his
many friends here will be glad, for
their own sake, that he will likely re-
main here.
Every newspaper treasures up in its
memory the names of its friends, and
likewise, it's enemies. It seldom, if
ever, overlooks an opportunity to as
sist the former, but never goes out of
its way: to boost the latter. Human
nature is pretty much the same every.
where. People who show the newspa-
per men kindness never make better
investment or one that more surely
pays them hundred fold sooner OF
later. AS has been truly said, there
comes time in the life of every mar
when word said by a newspaper man
either makes or unmakes the man men
tioned.-Ex.
John Hawgood of Terraville was i,
the city a few days last week on hi
way home from Yankton, where he wa
a delegate to the state convention o
the A. o. U. w. in session there las