Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-11
The Big DEPARTMENT. Store sells

cheap.
H. d. Clark left Wednesday evening
for Omaha, where he will spend q few
days on business.
THE pure Apple Cider 40 cts. gal, at
Richers.
+. NJ. Vroman, Wood Craven and
George Paine we're over from Edge
mont Wednesday.
Mems fleeced underwear so cents at
tho Fair.
w. L. Judkins came over from DEL
richs Wednesday on business, land to
hear the good election news.
The Fair has mems and boys cloth
in cheap.
Mrs. +. A. Fassett, who visited rela-
tives in Sphinx county for a few weeks,
returned Saturday. She had a splen-
did time,
Big line of ladies' combination suits
at the Fair.
Election day was threatening-not
only for many candidates, but $50 far
as the weather was concerned. 1t tried
its best to snow.
Where did you get that yer coat?
At the Fair!
A line of millinery goods has been
opened by Mrs. o. b. Chessley in Min
.nekahta row. She does trimming in
the latest styles.
Why don't you get a mess of picked
pigs feet at Fargo's.
Misses Lena and Maggie Laing, Of
Springfield. Nebraska, came home with
their sister, Mrs. o. B. Chessley, and
will attend the college or high school.
Kava Kola Bottled only by the Hot
Syringe Bottling Works.
T.. c. Tousley, of Boone, Iowa, spent
a few days here the fore part of the
week with his wife. MIR. Tousley is
said to be a pretty good whist player
in Iowa-but he ran against too hard a
combination of players here.
The only place to- get a nice juicy
steak or mutton chop is at Fargo's
The eleven year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Atkinson fell off the
Minnekahta avenue bridge last Thurs
day afternoon and broke her leg below
the knee. She is getting along nicely,
Gut will be crippled for some time.
Did YOU see the\nice line of Zephyr
yarn at the Fair? Hhey have all colors.
Well the agony is Overland many
people feel better. In fact we imagine
that everybody feels better. It's some.
thing like q bitter dose of medicine
something that one must take, and
then he's glad its done, for the bad
taste soon disappears from his mouth.
E. Elsey, the proprietor of the Fair,
is now in Chicago buying goods Tor the
While Jay Moore was doing some
athletic exercise on q pole at the high
school building last Friday he lost his
grip and fell, breaking his right fore
arm at the wrist joint. It was q very
bad break and it will be a long time
before he will have full use Of it again.
Rooms to rent for light house-keep.
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
Our local pages are pretty slim again
this week. Election is responsible.
Those not familiar with such things
would hardly think that in that tabu-
lated statement Of the vote Of the
county is represented more labor
than in four columns of type, but
such is the case, though it don't I'LL
very much space. But it is mighty
inter esting to a majority Of the people
of the county.
Rooms to rent for light house.keep.
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas.
ant, nice rooms.
Our space was SO given over to cleo
ton during the campaign that much
local news escaped mention. But with
the assistance of friends the Star
hopes to let nothing escape. It would
bs very much appreciated by this pa
per IL those who have friends coming
and going would send in the facts tt
this office. 1t not only helps make ar
interesting local paper but is a courte'
sy to the guest-or the one mentioned
just make IL no.e of anything you may
have of interest and hand it in at the
STAR office.
Rooms to rent for light house-keep
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant. nice rooms.
While in Aberdeen yesterday Phil l.
-Axline. OF Sioux Falls, sold his agri
cultural paper, Dakota Field and Farm
to w. +. I. Bushnell, who will CONSOLE
date it with the Dakota Farmer. II
is less than two years since Mr.. Bush
nell absorbed the leading farm paper
of No,kh nol,oto orI hso p,,vohoco ~