Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-12-16

40 eACRAlCA ~ supply yOul Wo1VSs
Capt. Watts says business in the
hardware line is elegant, aud improv.
ing right along.
Oysters. The incest At Richer's
Will we take wood on subscription?
Well, yes, try it. It would please us il
several delinquents would bring some
wood to this Office who are selling it
on the streets.
Bring your job work to the STAR.
Something new in the way of a
Christmas entertainment will be given
at the Baptist church Christmas eve.
It will be the first of its kind ever Civ.
en- in Hot Springs.
Lexington Flour in 100 pound sacks.
And it's nice. At Richers.
Dear reader, don't you know that it
costs cash every week to run a news.
paper-and it requires no small sum
either. Drop in if you owe for your
subscription and pay up.
For first-class barbering 20 to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
A man committed suicide at Will
aiams, Iowa, the other day because he
was too much loved by too many
women. He probably wanted to go
go while he could die happy.
Finest maple syrup, 135 gallons.
Other ut soc. per gallon at Richers.
Col. Linn and wife returned Wednes-
day morning from their visit to the
eastern part of the state-the colonel
having attended Il meeting of the
board of commissioners of the Home.
Buttons III B%uttonsM Get your
photo on IL button ut Cross Studio.
Will Ness many friends in Hot
Springs will he pleased to know that
he is to be operator here under. Agent
Newman. He is a splendid young man
and is competent to do anything about
the Office.
Twelve and one-half pound sack pure
pennsylvania buckwheat 4Oc. at Rich
erS.
j. Kriddlebaugh, who has been b. &
M. agent at Edgemont for some time,
has been transferred to Alliance. Mr..
S~hieldneck, who has been at Mime
kahta, takes MIR. Kriddlebaugh's place
at Edgemont.
Rooms to rent for light house.keep-
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
Rev. j. F. Catlin, the Baptist pastor
recently received a Unanimous call
from the Baptist church in Chadron,
but at the request of his church here,
he declined the call, and decided to
continue his work here.
Richer & Co. sell seven pounds best
apples for 25c. Why pay seven cents
a pound elsewhere?
They have a small pox scare at Ne
braska City, Neb., where 200 cases are
reported. Many cities are now quar-.
antining against Nebraska City. They
will be coming to Hot Springs for
their health the first thing we know.
a %I,atriotic button badge free to ev-
cry perscn who visits our store on De-
cember "a. Richer & Co.
The Deadwood Pioneer Times says
of the new Elkhorn agent, Mr.. New
man: HE has been one of the most
pleasant and accommodating represen-
tatives that his company has eve had
here, and deserves the raise he has
just received"
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv..
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Worthy Root, who will be we'll and
most favorably remembered by the
residents Of this city in 81 to '93, re-
turned Wednesday morning from Wis
consin and has accepted q position
with E. B. Cook g. Co. He is a splen-
did druggist and q popular gentleman,
whose numerous friends will welco me
his return.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, -four, feed aud Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. II. tt
LILO OunAOES 6O Vuo ooJVk0V O0ukoA
have been very proud since last Sun
day afternoon, when the state mission
airy, DIR. T. NJ. Shsnafelt, of Huron,
presented them with the beautiful
state banner, which signifies that the
Hot Springs Juniors have done the best
work in the Christian Culture Courses
of any of the Juniors in the n hun.
dred two Baptist churches in the state
The water is hard and I have to use
OF 8 of soap. Lard 8 cts. q pound; Fac
tory Lard 81 cts: a pound; 3 pounds
q pound. Come to Young's market.
ROGER YOUNG.
A very enjoyable evening was spen'
at the home of Mr.. Barnes ON Colleg'
Hill Monday evening. It was the re