Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-06-10

house genius, spent Wednesday in the
city.
For fine confectionery and fruits go
to the P. o. news stand.
w. A. Young, an Aberdeen business
man, is in the city taking baths and
is deriving much benefit.
The friends in this city Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Henry Pike of this city will learn
with regret of the recent death of their
infant child.
Professor Moore was elected libra
rian for the summer and expects to
give the new library a large part of his
attention for a time.
For RENT, TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. G. Richer.
Willis Gable changed his mind again
and left with his family on Tuesday
evening for Lincoln where he has a
good position.
Kava Kola,
The New Tonic.
State Superintendent Frank Crane
will probably arrive in the city the fore
part of next week to look after school
matters, and may be prevailed upon
to give a lecture for the ben fit of the
teachers institute.
Mrs. w. E. Benedict and daughter
returned from the eastern part of the
state and visited with Mrs. Phillips and
Miss Druse for a few days, returning
to her home at Custer Thursday.
With such an able corpse of workers
as Maj. Anderson, Col. Linn Capt.
Grippen and Ed. Lake at Canton work
ing together, it is not surprising that
the next G. A. Il. encampment was Sc
cured for Hot Springs.
Remember that +. l.. Nichols is now
all ready to take yours photo in any
style or finish. Gallery opposite Gil
lespie hotel.
Charley Fallon returned last week
from Chicago where he has been since
last fall in the college of pharmacy of
the Northwestern university. After
visiting a few days with his parents in
Lead he came here and is at work
again in the drug store of Emil Har-
gems.
The Hot Springs house will be un-
der the management of L. S. Helling
this year. No more popular hotel man
has ever been in this city, and he is
efficient and capable. Always genial
and accommodating he makes things
exceptionally pleasant for his guests
and is certain to keep the patronage of
the hotel we'll in evidence.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liy-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Col. John Skinner of the Bald
Mountain News, spent last Sunday in
this city at the home of George Trim
mer. He was accompanied by his
mother who has been visiting with him
at Terry some time. Mr.. Trimmer
spared no pains in showing Mrs. Skin
ner the many delights of this locality
and she was infatuated with the place.
Mr.. Skinner returned to Terry Mon
day and his mother went on to her
home at Springview, Nebraska.
WANTED Girl for general house.
work. Must be fond of children.
FINER r. JrcKETT,
College Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Conner and r. F..
Conner, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Car
gill and Miss Emma Cargill of La
Crosse, Wis.,, went up to Sylvan Lake,
last Saturday and spent Sunday at the
delightful hotel there. Messrs. Saw
yer and Cargill are interested together
with A. b. and r. r. Conner in some
mining property adjoining the st.
Elmo, near Custer, and they went over
to examine it. The property is a prom
Using group of claims and so good did
Mr.. Sawyer think it that he purchased
the entire interest of r. f. Conner and
half of that of A. B. Connor's. A shaft
will be sunk down $50 feet at once and
the management will be in the care of
A. B. Conner. Mrs. Conner, A. B. and
r. F. returned Sunday and the others
of the party went to the Northern
Hills where they will spend a few
days and then return to Lacrosse.
Quite a number of bathers are scat.
tered through the CITY at the smaller
hotels and lodging houses, the Hueb-
ner having twenty five, most of whom
are from the German settlement about
Scribner, Neb. The Stewart bath
house is being we'll patronized, as it is
each year, and is turning out a lot of
convalescents from this company.
A number more are expected from that
part of Nebraska after the harvest
season is over. They complain of the
big difference in the rate the railroads
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