Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-04
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ladies' silk mittens at the Fair. -.
H. Sims returned Wednesday from
his Omaha trip.
Mems all wool shirts at the Fair.
A. w. Macumber has returned from
his visit at Rushville, Neb.
Bring your job work to the STAR.
Mrs. David Goss, of Buffalo GAP
spent Saturday in city the guest of
Mrs. Bassford.
New goods arriving every day at the
Fair.
ID. E. Albright, the Lead piano tuner
spent Monday and Tuesday in the city
doing work in his line.
9, Buy ee, coal q the Transfer Feed & Flu
A. j. Colgan spent Monday in the
city, enroute home from Edgemont
where he has business interests.
The Big Department Store sells
cheap.
DIR Hoenes returned home Monday
from his visit to Omaha and Battle
Creek, Mich. He had a very enjoyable
time.
The pure Apple Cider 40 cts. gal, at
Richers.
Mrs. z. Calhoun arrived from Dead.
wood Tuesday and they r % keep
ing house in Mrs. Titus cottage on
Minnekahta avenue
Mems tleeced underwear 80 cents at
the Fair. Z
Mrs. o. B. Chesley was among those
who took advantage of the low rates to
.Oamha and visited relatives at Spring
field, Neb. for q few days.
The Fair has mems and boys cloth.
ing cheap.
Jas. Kriegler, one of the enterprising
farmers near Buffalo Gap, spent last
Saturday in the city. He has pur.
chased 80 acres more of nice land.
Big line of ladies' combination suits
at the Fair.
DIR. Mofiitt came down from Dead
wood Sunday night and remained un'
til Tuesday morning. He thinks Maj
Anderson nicely on the road to recov.
cry.
Where did you get that owe coats
At the Fair.
In writing to have the STAR sent te
his new home, at Essex, Iowa, where
he has gone into the hardware bust
ness, Andy Holtz says he is "doing
6ne."
Why don't you get a mess of picked
pigs feet at Fargo's.
Z. H. Warren, of the Spearfish Mail
is one of the republican nominees Of
Lawrence county for the legislature
He is an able, upright man, who would
honor his county and state in the lie.
gislature.
The only place to get u nice juicy
steak or mutton chopiis ut Fargo's
Geo. Gorham, of the Soldiers Home
was able to be down town Saturday
He has been in the hospital some time
but is feeling much better of late, and
is pretty we'll pleased with his
treatment up there. He joined the
STAR circle OF readers.
Mrs. Basford has some fresh, ele'
CANT candies at the post office stand.
In Difference to the wishes of the w
r. c., the Presbyterian ladies have de,
cided to change the form of their De.
cember entertainment from a Military
Bazaar to a festival of the Holidays
Both societies had arranged for the
same sort of al affair, Unconscious OF
of the plans of the other. AS a mill
tary setting seems peculiarly appro.
pirate to the Relief Corps, the ladies
of the Aid society cheerfully changed
their plans.
Did you see the nice line of Zephyr
yarn at the Fair? They have all colors
The school board has had several
bids for the old school building, rang.
ing from $500 to $500, although they
have not yet put it up for bids-which
they will probably do before any act
ton is taken upon it. 1t may be that
the people of the district would not
care to dispose of it. The board will
meet Oh November ls, when they would
be glad to have taxpayers who feel in.
terested express their opinion, if they
have any objections to it's being sold,
This is IL matter Of interest and i'm
portance to taxpayers and the board
desires to carry out the wishes of the
people in the matter.
r. Elsey. the proprietor of the Fair
is now in Chicago buying goods for the
Fair.
Monday evening when the young
folks about town were just preparing
for their HallOwopn SnO,tS n fro olo.r,