Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-27

1000 4NsSSA0ys
The Fargo Mercantile Co. has re-
ceiyed an immense supply of new goods
in every department.. They go cheap.
Chambers Kellar spent Sunday and
Monday in the city.
Hot Springs people should endeavor
to attend the College commencement
exercises.
A hoboe had his leg cut off at the
ankle at Edgemont Tuesday night while
trying to board a moving train.
Mrs. w. E. Reeder and children left
Monday night for Oberlin, Kansas,
where they will visit relatives several
weeks.
Mrs E. F.. Lymer delightfully."- enter
tanned the ladies of the Shakespeare
Club, and a few other ladies. Wednes-
day afternoon.
Next Monday will he Memorial day
Let all observed it. 1t lisa most OPP.
perfume time to show our loyalty and
love of countrymen and country.
H. d. Clark has gone to Chicago to
procure help for the Evans hotel,
which opens next Wednesday,, aud to
attend to other business matters.
T. E. Mackinlay returned to Rapid
City from Chicago Wednesday MORN
ing. He expects to come to the Springs
Saturday night. 1t is probable that
the family will spend the summer in
the city.
For first-class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
Silas A. Strickland w. r. g. No. 81
meets at w. r. G. hall the second and
fourth Saturdays of the month. CAR
RE M. CLEVELAND, President. LOUISE
V. BUTLER, Secretary.
Harry Gayhart has rented the Judge
Gull residence and will move therein
as soon as it is vacated by DR.. DALEY,
who expects to move to his own resi-
dence soon. The Gull residence will
be nicely papered and fitted up.
The Big Department Store has new
dry goods of latest patterns just in.
A number of our Pine Ridge red
skinned friends have been making ire
quent visits to this locality recently.
In the spring time it is their custom
to do considerable roaming, but they
are getting pretty we'll soaked these
days.
Merchants bank is having the old
building at the rear of the bank torn
away and a neat shed built. They will
also put in n stairway on the north side
of the building leading to the rooms
above, which will be neatly fitted up
for offices.
Miss Allie Jewell of the Children
Home arrived Monday night and spent
that night in the city the guest of Mrs
Shoemaker. She went to Lead
Tuesday morning, from which place
she took two children to Sioux Falls
that day.
s. E. Wilson and w. r. Morgan re.
turned Tuesday morning from their
trip to Sioux Falls. They also visited
Omaha while en- route home. They
saw most of the ex-Hot Springs people
at Omaha and spent three days there
most enjoyably. They think the expo
sition will be a grand thing.
Professor Spencer, principal of the
Edgemont schools, and his sister came
over last Saturday to see Wind Cave
and visit Professor Elliott, with whom
they were schoolmates at Nebraska
Wesleyan university. Professor Spen
car and his sister left for Lincoln
Sunday evening, where they will
spend the summer.
The Big Department Store has mack.
intoshes and wet weather goods.
D. W. Hartzell of Lead arrived in
the city a few days ago accompanied by
his family, and they have rented a cot
tage in the city and the family will
doubtless remain several months
while Mr.. Hart zell goes to South Amer
lea to examine gold properties. He is
an assayer and chemist of considera
BILE prominence and was in South
America about seventeen years ago.
W. Cavanaugh and the Bodega boy
received q letter q few day ago from
A. D. Field, with a Fort Wrangel
Northwest Territory, postmark on it
It was written in the middle of April
at which time MI. Field had not de
cided what to do. He writes that he
met hundreds of people there who
were disguised with the country and
were on their way back. 1t was Mr.
Fields intention, however, to go OF
and see what was to be seen.
The many friends here of M. 8. bud
geon, who was at one time the profes
sor Of Latin aud Greek in the Collegs
here, will not be surprised to lear.
that he has ~en1istad-and no n nrivoto