Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-25
Big bargains at the Fair.

Big bargains at the Fair.
Jim Nnneean and wife spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Trimmer.
Another bright baby boy arrived al
the home Of E. g. Miller Tuesday
night.
Miss Myrtle Patton, Of Sturgis, who
is a competent artist, is now employed
at Cross studio.
Talk about toys, chipaware and sill
verware, Fargo has the goods; just
what you want for frAAndo or sweetheart
Col. j. F. Baker and Joe Thomas, Of
Hermosa, came down last Friday night
and the latter was given the lencamp.
ment degrees.
Cap. Sharp and family expect to re.
turn to Hot Springs within the next
few months, as his health has not been
good since he left here.
j. G. Richer & Co. have put a very
neat partition across the rear end Of
their store and now have their meat
market running in tip.top shape.
You will miss it IL you don't secure a
can Of Log Babin Maple. Some new
Buck Wheat Flour and some Fresh
Fish and Oysters at Fargo's.
The fall term Of school closed We'd.
nesday with appropriate and very in.
.teresting exercises. The vacation will
last until Monday next, when the win
ter term begins.
Geo. Trimmer and wife went down
to Chadron Wednesday night to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Ffnnegan. Mrs. Trimmer will then 60
on to st. Paul, Mimi, for a visit to her
son w. F. Roberts,.
j. w. Jones, of Lead, is candidate
for chief clerk of the legislature at
Pierre. He has had experience in the
Senate and will make a formidable
candidate. That letter that j. w.
wrote Kipp was alone worth a pretty
good position.
Emil llargens and Geo. Turner are
considerably elated over their Gilt
Edge mining property, up in Penning-
ton county. Exceedingly rich strikes
have been made all about them, and
they have great hopes for their loca-
tions. They have some very fine sam
pies of ore. and are getting some graft
flying assays.
Harry Gayhart can knock game
about as easily as he ear clay pigeons.
He started out hunting the other day
with 20 shells in his belt. He returned
in two days with three deer and twelve
cottontail rabbits, aud had three shells
left. He thus made fifteen dead shots
with seventeen shells. Who can beat
it?
7pounds best apples for 25 cents: 9
pounds No. 2 apples for % cents at
Richer's.
Charley Dillon, who has been fore
man Of the STAR for nearly two years,
has accepted q lucrative position on
the Pioneer Times, of Deadwood, and
left this morning to take up his new
duties. The STAR knows he will please
the Pioneer-Times people, and much
as we regret his going, we congratulate
him upon his deserved recognition.
Charley Brundage, the veteran B. &
M. engineer, has made an exchange of
positions with a Mr.. Taylor, who has
been running a passenger engine be-
tween Lincoln, Neb., and Concordia,
Kans. Mr.. Brundage has been here a
long time and has a great many friends
who will regret his leaving. Mr.. Tay
Tor has been here before and was anx-
ious to come here on account of his
wife's health.
Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself of waste matter. De-
Wits Little Early Risers will remove
the trouble and cure Sick Headache.
Billiousness, Inactive Liver, and clear
the Complexion. Small, sugar coated,
don't grippe or cause nausea. Emil
Hargens, E. B. Cook.
Thanksgiving day was a charming
day SO far as the weather was con.
cerned. It was bright and much mild.
or than it had been during the proceed.
ing few days. The services at the M
E. church at 1890 were we'll attended
and Rev. Long preached an able, inter
esting sermon. There were many fam
lily and social reunions about the city
and many a turkey was disposed of
In the evening the fire laddies held
sway at the city hall and had u CRANE
time. 1t was quite largely attended
and was in every respect one of tn
incest parties ever given in the city
Sackett's orchestra furnished the mu
sic. Mrs. Basford supplied the festiv
crowd with q very fine lunch.
Look out for the "Military Bazar'' t
be given by the Woman's Relief Corp
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