Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-18
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j. T. Catlin will preach in the Bap-
fist church in Rapid City next Sun
day.
j. II. Ballengee, agent of the Elkhorn
at Buffalo Gap. spent Sunday in this
city.
Colonel Thornby came down from
Deadwood Saturday to spend Sunday
with his family.
Those tailor made su its at from $3.50
to SD are going like hot cakes at the
Big Department Store.
County Auditor Stanley spent Mon
day of this week in Deadwood at
tending to business matters.
Miss Mabel Cortleyou came w
from Oelrichs Wednesday and will
visit with friends for a few days.
Captain and Mrs. Kintner are keep
ing house in the furnished cottage of
j. ID. Nicholson in Happy Hollow.
L. C. Faris is putting in a news and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the p%ostofice
stand, recently vacated by George Glib
son.
DIR. Hargens went to Chicago Sun
day where he will be a few days look
ing after professional and business
matters.
Farmers remember that the Big De-
partment Store are in the market with
a new and fresh lot of seeds cheap for
cash.
Rev. a. f. Steuernagel of Rapid City
arrived Monday and is assisting Rev.
Catlin in the conduct of a series of re-
vival meetings at the Baptist church.
Comfort Bates, who has worked so
long and faithfully for F. T. Evans,
has gone to Oreville, S. d., where he is
working for Captain Marsh.
Miss Dluse has returned from her
Chicago purchasing trip and her mil
linery establishment shows the artistic
fashionable purchases she made while
away.
Charles H. Brewer and Mrs. Pauline
Mill of Fairburn were married Tues
day morning in this city at the resi-.
dence of W. II. Gould. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. j. F. Catlin and
was witnessed by only a few friends.
George Boomer returned Tuesday
from his old home in Waukon, Ia.
where he spent a part of the
winter. Since leaving there George
has been firing on the Northwestern
out of Huron and expects to go back
again as soon as the crews are put on
for the spring business.
WANTED-We buy and sell warrants
upon all funds of city, county and
school districts that a be usedin the
payment of taxes. The Merchants
Bank.
Mrs. F. M. Godfrey, who formerly re
sided here, but now lives at Aurora,
Neb., where Mr.. Godfrey is engaged in
business, is in the city with her daugh-
ter, stopping with NJ. G. Barnes and
family. Mrs. Godfrey's little girl is
taking osteopathic treatment for en-
larged glands.
Go to T.. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv.
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Sam Harris has rendered his services
to Governor Lee in case South Dakota
may be called upon for men to enlist
to whip Spain. Sam told the governor
that he was in the confederate army
during our last unpleasantness, but
that his services were at the disposal
of the nation to protect its people OF
its honor.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash. doors. glass, paints ano
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay. flour, feed and Sheridan anG
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
Every resident of Hot Springs is Ger.
tainly interested in helping the public
library SCENE along. The Travellers
club has taken up the matter ane
next Monday night will give IL sociable
to aid in obtaining Il public library
Let every good citizen lend their as
%sistance and attend the sociable Mon
day night. Then it is to be hoped
other clubs and societies will FOLLOW
until Hot Springs has as good a Ii
brary, at least. as some of its less pre-
tensions neighbors.
10 be or not to be"-well provide,
with the best fuel depends on wher
you get it. You get none but the hes
from rs and stock and our Gus
TONERS are IL recommendation
Hanna and Sheridan coal and the biz
gest lot of all kinds of wood. Tran.
fer. Feed y Fuel Co. Phone %.
ID. q. Grippen returned Friday froi
his trip to the eastern part of the stat'
He says times are lively over there, al
the little towns being filled with farm
ers every day, and all seem to be pro.
nerOuS. AZ his old homo ot Kimholi