Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-12-23

The w. r. G. made about s115 out of
their Bazaar.
Mrs. a. G. Cleveland has been suffer.
ing with grip for a few days.
Three little "Niggs'' for a peanut
she'll at Cooks Drug Store.
Harry Barber has moved into the
Evans hotel barber shop where he is
nicely fixed up.
Gee Whiz! What noisy Horns. Tops
etc, the kids can find at Cooks Drue
Store.
w. j. Cavanaugh and wife left Tues.
day night for st. Paul, where they will
visit relatives for about ten days.
You scratch Your head to think of 9
suitable present for your friend? Why
see the Fairs ad. Read it and the
questions settled.
Col. Dick Bullock, of Lead, came
down and spent Sunday with his
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Green.
Finest maple syrup, s1.35 per gallon.
Other at SOC. per gallon at Richers.
Il
Dave Wilson returned Wednesday
from eastern Dakota where he has for
sometime been working with a thresh-
ing crew.
Twelve and one-half pound sack pure
Pennsylvania buckwheat 4Oc. at Rich
ers.
Arthur Dix left Monday for Gordon
where he will engage in general mer.
camille business. He made n great
many friends here who regret his leav.
ing but who wish him great success.
Richer e. Co. sell sever pounds best
apples for 25c. Why pay five cents
a pound elsewhere?
The friends of MIR. and Mrs. II. ID.
West will regret to learn that their
little baby diedat Sedalia, Mo-, the Goth,
while the parents we're visiting rela-
tives there. The STAR joins in extend
ing sincere sympathy to the bereaved
parents.
Oh say, did you hear the Mocking
Bird sing at Cooks Drug Store?
Be sure and look over the Big De.
partment Stores holiday line before
you buy. 1t comprises some elegant
things in lamps, silverware, cutlery,
chinaware, albums, booklets and cards,
dolls, muflers silk ha~ndkerchiefs, ties,
pins, buttons, and thousands of useful
articles.
G. j. Taylor has opened a photo
graph gallery in the rooms opposite
the Gillespie. First class work guar
anteed. Special care taken with in
fant's PICTURES and portrait work. Call
and see him.
Geo. b. Hoffman, of Yankton, father
of Misses Kathrine and Bess Huffman,
arrived from Yankton Tuesday morn.
ing and visited his daughters until
Wednesday evening. when he departed
over the Burlington for Bozeman,
Mont, where he is interested with a
brother in ONE mining properties.
Our Christmas line of goods is badly
broken, but what is left goes cheap
The FAIR.
Judge Juckett went to Deadwood
yesterday morning where he, together
with Temple aud Mclaughlin, will ap.
pear for the plaintiffs, Chittenden &
Eastman, in the cases resulting from
the failure of Joseph Vincent last sum.
mer. There is about $500 involved in
the case. Judge Gull will represent
Mr.. Vincent.
Dimond &c" Soap does not shrink
fiannels and it leaves all fabrics in the
most desirable condition.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold
their Christmas entertainment on Sat.
urday evening. A program consisting
Of Rotations and music will be rem.
dered. A full rugged sail boat illumi.
mated with candles and loaded with
the usual treats for the children will
be q feature of the evening. Clothing
groceries and money will be received
for distribution among the poor of the
town.
The sooner q cough OF cold is cured
WAVAVOV o0AAu w t00 0U4 0E6C tQ0 O0G-
ter. Lingering colds are dangerous,
Hacking cough is distressing. One
Minute Cough Cure quickly cures it
Why suffer when such q cough cure il
within reach? It is pleasant to the
taste. E. B. Cook, Emil Hargens.
R. D. West, the ever-genial Burling
ton freight and ticket hustler, left last
Thursday night for sedalia, Mo-, t.
spend Christmas with his wife and ba.
bies, and relatives. He deserves his
vacation and will enjoy himself down
there until the end of this mouth
Meanwhile E. A. Delahoyd, who is M
stranger here, is looking after the du
ties Of local agent.
The disposition of children largel,
depends upon health. IL they arr
troubled with worms, they will be irri
table, cross, feverish and perhaps seri
ously sick. Whites Cream VermifuRt
is a worm expeller aud tonic to make
them healthy and cheerful. Price D
cents. Emil Hargens.