Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-07-22

wood this week.
FoR RENT, TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. G. Richer.
Capt. Watts is looking after the hard
ware store now owned by Merchants
bank-formerly owned by Joseph Vim
cent.
Irrigation meeting at the court house
Thursday afternoon.
Kava Kola.
The New Tonic.
Mrs. L. s. Gull, of Lead, has beenvis-
iting friends in the city this week.
G. G. Fargo and wife left Friday
evening for Omaha where they spent a
few Jays taking in the exposition.
Fine portraits in the latest finish at
Nichols, the Shadow man. Gallery op-
posite Gillespie hotel.
Emil Iargens and family returned
from their visit to Missouri Valley, la.
on Monday morning and report asplen
did time.
H. G. Mosher, a bright, young bust.
ness man of Omaha, is in the city and
will remain three months, hoping the
climate and baths will be of benefit to
a nervous affection of the eyes-and he
will no doubt be gratified with the re-
suit.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, flour, feedand Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. II. If
Work on the new railroad from Belle
Fourche to the Hay creek coal fields
is being pushed rapidly. About
twenty-five teams and fifty men are
now at work on the grade and the
force will be largely increased in the
near future.-Lead Call.
You can save at least twenty per
cent. by spending yourloose change at
the Big Department Store.
Professor Pinkerton and family have
about completed arrangements fol
their months's outing. They will leave
here some time next week, prepared tc
camp out and before returning will
visit Sylvan lake, Wind cave, Hot
Springs and other points of interest in
the Hills.-Lead Call.
Cross studio for best of everything
-, -l1k- 1:oo 90 l1,,o.k orsone 0v,0,
town, Hot Springs, s. ID. 3t
Miss Anna Wicklund and mother, o.
st. Paul, Mimi, arrived Sunday morn
ing and expect to remain a few weeks
Miss Wicklund is the accomplished
} chief st~enographer for j. F. Clark, gen
eral traffic manager of the G. st. P. M
s. o. railroad. They ARE stopping a
the Hot Springs house.
!, Lewis LaPage has bought the shol
and business of Andrew Holtz. NJ,
Holtz and family bid adieu to Ho
Springs and their many friends her
some time next week. They will sto]
a at Red Oak, Ia, for a visit with rela
. tives, where Mrs. H. and little daughte
remain some time. He goes to Chica
go, where his parents reside.
The Burlington Route has gotten GU
some very attractive and interestin
illustrated matter relative to "Summe
Homes in the Black Hills" Hot Spring
receives a large portion of the space
and the Hills entire is so excellentl
and truthfully written up and SO NIGEL,
!. illustrated that we hardly set no,
! pleasure or health seekers a resis
: visiting this delightful region afte
|. having read the Burlington's latest.
N. G. Wood, the Buffalo Gap gar
dener, informs us that the flood o.
> Beaver creek, a week ago Saturday, al
most ruined his garden for this year
Involving a monetary loss of over $500
). His dam across Beaver creek Wa
! washed out and his i~rrigating waite
wheel destroyed. He says this is tn
| third time the high water has destroye
! his improvements for irrigating in fou
years, and he will now quit trying It
+ harness the power of that refractor
stream.
Mrs. Alice 7. Vaughan, of Whitewoo
through her attorneys, G. G. Bennei
and Moody, Kellar Il Moody, has bro
3 "a suit in the circuit court of Lawrenc
I county against the Fremont, Elkhor
q & Missouri Valley Railroad Compan.
S says the Pioneer Times, for damages j
9 the sum of $4,000 sustained by her, {
IS she alleges, by reason of the death
g her husband, Thomas Arthur Vaugh'
e caused by a collision of two trains G
e defendants road, at or near Buffa
Gap on the 7th day of last Septembe
a Many of our readers remember d
Hardie, who came here with his sist'
about a year ago, and after a short sta
want to Arizouu leaving Miss Hard