Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-18

AOCO'S Sarsaparilla is the On.
Ss True Blood Purifier, Great Nerve
Tonic, Stomach Regulator. To thou
sands its great merit 70 KNOWN.
Ladies' silk mittensN tthe Fair.
The STAR clubs with almost any
magazine OF leading newspaper that
u subscribers may care for.
Go to Fargs,eNfor fresh fish.
Mrs. L. 8. Gull and son LOOMS, of
Lead City, are visiting friends and rel
atives in Chicago for q few weeks.
Fresh Meats apA Fish at Fargo's
Mrs. M. Painter expects to open a
fashionable and extensive dressmaking
establishment in Chicago in a short
time.
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A. ID. Clark, the genial possessor of
Fall River county's black diamonds,
has been spending several days in Hot
Springs.
The best line of Ginghams for six
cents at Fsrgo's.
Two years ago the Black Hills went
pop by l,419 majority. This year it
went republican by 3sl majority. This
is a change Of nearly 1900 votes.
Why dopf you get a mess of picked
pigs feet aE Fargo's.
Your attention is called this week to
the change of Elsey's lad"
Hot Springs encampment /. o. O. F.,
is making arrangements for a gala
time Saturday night, when they expect
to have a candidate from Hermosa.
The only place 10 get q nice juicy
steak or mutton chop is at Fargo's
The farmers of this country are es-
pecially invited to examine the Big
Department. Store Stock and sample
prices. Bring in your Montgomery
VbkA ~ w. CottLlOsuoS we Cdl U6uU GIL
Fargo Mercantile Co., get in new
goods every day and everything is
fresh.
The family of Willard Leach, east of
Cheyenne, is mourning the death of
their infant child which died Wednes-
day night. The STAR joins with their
many friends in extending sincere con-
dolence.
The Big Department Store has a
wonderful Zine of Toys and Holiday
Goods.
Three or four deputy revenue col
lectors dropped in upon our business
men Tuesday and gave them a few
pointers as to the necessity of using
wal venue stamps. Many were inno-
Gently evading the law.
7pounds best apples for % cents; 9
pounds Me- apples for % cents at
Report came to the Springs Wednes-
day that Geo. Highley's store at Edge
mont had been broken into, and that
the robbers secured over 300. A gang
has been making the rounds Of the
Hills, and no telling when they may
visit Hot Springs. Be on guard.
oh, that Log Cabin Maple Syrup is
simply delicious. Better try some.
Fargo keeps it.
E. w. Timma desires the STAR to
state that he will open a meat market
next Monday in the corner building
opposite the Fargo hotel, known asthe
old New York store building. He says
he proposes to supply the people with
the finest meats that San be bought.
When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept a counterfit
or imitation. There are more cases of
piles being cured by this, than all 9TH
ers combined. Emil Hargens, e.. b.
Cook.
D.. G. Grippen takes his defeat for
sheriff most philosophically, realizing
just where his defeat came from. He
AAo00 q OACbuS AOuOT6Ol0
and even his strongest outspoken op-
ponents have still higher respect and
admiration for him than before cleo
ton, while his true friends regret ex-
ceedingly that such men should DO de.
feated.
Knowing that Mrs. Jennie E. Brad
ley vas about to depart for the eastern
part of the state to visit a numter of
chapters of the o. E. s., as grand wor-
thy matron, a number of her Eastern
Star friends of this city planned a sur
prise upon her at her pleasant home
last Friday night. Accordingly about
twenty friends gathered there all at
once, and gave her u complete surprise
by their presence. The evening was
happily passed with various games and
amuseme nts-all leaving with the hope
that their friend might have a safe and
enjoyable journey over the state in her