Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-04
Drink KavasKola,

grew s1G.5O worth of cherries this year.
Go to Fargo's for ftSsh fish.
Joe Petty and Walt Fisher have
each been laid up for a few days with
felons on their hand.
The leaders of low prices are the
Fargo Mercantile Co.
Mrs. DR.. Mofltt came down from
Deadwood Wednesday night for a few
days visit with her father.
Mr.. Shirley and family have moved
into n of Geo. Trimmers neat little
cottages.
Oysters arrive Tuesdays andiThurs-
days at Richer T. Co.'S.
Charley Richards came up from
Chadron last week and with his wife
and baby have been visiting Mrs. Hum
NELL and family.
The big stock of dry goods for the
Fargo Mercantile Co., has arrived.
1t is reported that H. H. Whaley
made a very fine talk over at Maitland
a few nights ago. Ae is capable of do.
ing it and would warm up the other
fellows in great shape.
For frst-class barbering 20 to Mil
Ter, b artistic down town barber.
Drs. Jennings and Hargens perform
ed an operation upon John Heck last
week, for some kind of a gathering in
his back. The patient is getting along
quite comfortably.
"Say, little girl, where did you get
fRa ! nice cloak yoa|have on "At the
Mrs. NJ. Painter arrived from Chic
ago Wednesday, and left this morning
for Fairburn to settle up some bust
ness matters. They have located per.
mainly at Chicago.
j. w. Joyce entered the employ of
the Transfer Feed & Fuel Co., on the
LIST inst. as book-keeper. He is a very
competent, painstaking man in that
capacity and the Transfer company is
fortunate in securing him.
To winter a COW or horse cheap-buy
hay and grain of us. Transfer Feed 4
Fuel Co.
There was q larger crowd out to hear
S. E. Wilson and w. E. Benedict at
~Smithwick last Saturday night than
has been out to a political meeting for
six years. They heard some good
speeches and are all enthusiastic for
the ticket.
16 pounds of granulatedi sugar for 81
at Fargo's. Everything else cheaper
than dirt. ~
Au external liniment of most won
derful penetrative and curative power
Billiards. Snow Liniment is not equal.
ed by any other in the world. Price.
% and 80 cents.
The republican rally at Edgemont
last Monday night wa a very enthusi-
astic meeting and largely attended.
Kirk Phillips, w. G. Rice, 8. E. Wilson
and Jas. Moody spoke and we're enthu-
siastically applauded. There are lots
of republicans over there now and are
likely to surprise the opposition.
The Fargo Mercantile Co., are very
busy these days shipping in new
goods. They have a mammoth stock to
select from.
When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept u counterit
or limitation. There are more cases of
piles being cured by this than all 9th
ers combined. Emil Hargens. r.. b.
Cook.
MARR1ED-At Deadwood, Nov. LIST,
Charles I. Calhoun was united in mar.
riage to Miss Susie Uttley, of O'Neill,
Neb., Rev. Clark officiating. Charley
is we'll known here, where he has re-
sided for several years. He is now of
the dray and transfer company of Cal
houn Bros, of Deadwood, and they are
doing a prosperous business. Charley
is an industrious young fellow, and his
friends here are glad to learn that he
has chosen an estimable young lady for
his wife. The young couple had their
home in readiness and Immediately
went to housekeeping. The STAR
joins in congratulations.
A Pleasant Evening.
Wednesday evening upon invitation
of Mesdames A. b. Conner and A. G.
Cleveland the members of the Relief
Corps and their husbands, and the
members of the Soldiar's Hama u.%h
ercd ut the Relief Corps rooms for an
evenings entertainment. A large
number were present and a delightful
time was enjoyed. Those who took
part in the program and aided in the
entertaining we're j. G. Sackette with
violin, accompanied by Mrs. Cleve-
land, organist; quartet, Mesdames A.
S. Stewart, A. G. Cleveland, w. H.
Stanley md Miss Edith Cleveland;
solo by Miss Cleveland; several recita-
tions by Mrs. Shoefelt. of Canton: re-