Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-30
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: Drink Kava Kola.
Bring your job work to the STAR.
Big shoe sale at the Fair.
Mrs. Col. Steele expects to go to
Omaha Friday night, and will probably
visit there some time.
New dry goods at the Fair.
Chris Jensen returned Tuesday
from Crawford, where he took Ex-Gov-
ernor Frank jackson and party, going
overland.
Underwear. underwear at the Fair.
Clark Rorapaugh's Dakota Maid pro-
perty, in which he has quite an inter
est, now assays solS to the ton. 1t
promises to be IL of the best in the
Hills.
The Evans will close tonight.
Geo. Trimmer was wheeling that
handsome little granddaughter of his
Baby Skinner-about the streets
Monday, prouder if possible, than a
father is of the first baby.
Prices tell. The cloaks and capes
are going fast at the FAN.
Mai. Demare. treturned Friday morn
ing from his visit to friends at Water
town, S. Oak. The major has many
friends throughout the state, and en-
Joys his visits among them.
Those shoes that Chase is selling at
100 cents u pair want to see you.
Judge ID. Corson, of the state supreme
court, was in the city Saturday accom-
panied by his wife. The judge was
looking hale and hearty, but Mrs. Cor
son was in rather poor health. They
returned to Pierre via Omaha.
For RENT, TRADE DR. sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Cal
on j. G. Richer.
Col. j. H. Skinner came down from
the Northern Hills Sunday night for q
visit of a few days with his wife and
baby, who are visiting father Trimmer
and family. They all returned home to
Terry Wednesday.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs Of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Mrs. A. B. Conner left for Omahs
Saturday night, accompanied by Misses
Dee and Minnie. After enjoying the
exposition for a few days Mrs Conner
will return, while the girls will go tt
Boon, Iowa, for a visit with friends.
WANrEp--Three saddle horses, ont
pack horse and one saddle. Apply tc
steward of The Evans.
Rev. Pearson and family left Tues
day evening for Wakefield, Neb., theil
former home, and other Nebraska
points for a visit with friends. They
will also visit the exposition while alb
sent and will be gone about three
weeks.
Ladies buy q pair Of Chase's Good
year welt, Vici kid OF Kangaroo Cal
shoes sold at e2.75 and 8 for fall wear
We guarantee the wear of these shoes
Scott K. Snively, a cousin Of D. K
was in the city Monday, having com
overland from Ardmore with Chri
Jensen. Mr.. Snively represents tn
Felix Coal company, of Sheridan
VIy.o nrI o,knh1;ehoI an ononov hor
with j. H. Lessard as agent. MI
Snively says it is q magnificent coal.
Write to j. Francis, General Passen
ger agent, Burlington route, Omaha
for handsome 32-page pamphlet de
scriptive of the Trans Mississippi ex
position. Free. l3
Mrs. Jennie E. Bradley, Grand Wor
thy Matron, o. E. s., left Friday nigh
for Washington, D. C., where she vii
attend the General Grand Chapter Q
the order, which was in session ther
this week. She will then visit some Q
the chapters in the eastern part Of tn
state, and stop q few days at Omaha, s
that it will be q few weeks before he
return.
The treatment for worms must b
prompt and safe. Whites Cream Vern
Huge can be trusted to restore you
child to health. II is a tonic as we'll a
q o destroyer. Every bottle guar
anteed to bring worms. 25c. EMI
HARGENS.
Walter Anderson, who served SO CT
pably as lieutenant in one of Grigsby'
companies, returned home last Satul
day, being hsstened home by the cor
tinued illness of his father. Wa
looks considerably thinner than whe
he left, that malarious climate M
agreeing with him at all. Then, to
his position required q great deal
hard work in drilling. His man
friends welcome him homo.