Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-30
YOU MUST have pure blood for
good health. Hoods Sarsaparilla
puri1ies the blood. Take Hoods Sar.
saparilla Il you would De WELL.

puri1ies the blood. Take Hoods Sar.
saparilla Il you would De WELL.
DR.. Hoelcher left for Chicago We'd.
nesday night.
Richer & Co. put in a couple of cars
of flour Thursday.
Col. Kellar has gone to Sioux Falls
on business matters.
Another big lot of 81 shoes at the
Fair.
Jack Oleson came down from Dead
wood the first of the week.
DR.. Sherman, of Cherokee, Ia, is in
the city for the benefit of his health.
Mems pants and 81 shoes at Elsey's
store.
Col. Swan and wife arrived Wednes-
day night aud will remain several days.
Russell B. Tulleys, of the Soldiers
Home, has been granted an. original
pension of &c.
A new line of womens, misses and
childrens Cloaks and Jackets at Chase's.
Arthur Landers, a swift compositor
of Hill City, is helping out the STAR
for a short while.
Boys school suits at The Fair.
Mrs. DR.. Ferguson, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, is visiting her old time friend,
Mrs. w. M. Knowlton.
and boys underwear at Elsey's.
The campaign will soon be on in
earnest. Let us hope that it may be
clean and respectable.
The Fair has just received anice line
of mems clothing.
G. G. Wooster's mother arrived Tues.
day from Brodhead, Wis, to make a
visit to her son and family.
Frank sutterfield, of Terry, who
was in Grigsby's regiment, was in the
city a few days the past week.
A. L. Eckstein left last Friday night
for Omaha, where he will join his wife,
and together they will visit the exposi.
ton.
II you have friends who contemplate
a trip to the Springs yet this year,
they could not select q more delightful
season than this to be here.
At the Modern woodmen special
election Monday night, to I'LL vacan-
cies, @. d. Bailey was elected veneer.
able counsel, and Earl Chambers e.
cort.
For RENT-October LIST, my house on
College Hill. H. j. Sparks, Deadwood,
8. d.
g. A. Lancaster, the pleasant man
ager Of E. Elsey's Bee Hive, expects
his family n week from Sunday.
They will reside in the Cromwell cot
tage, now occupied by E. R. Juckett.
Major Anderson has somewhat i'm.
proved since last week, though he has
been q very sick man all the time. It
is confidently hoped now, however,
that he is out of danger.
E. Elsey and wife left Tuesday even
ing for Omaha to visit the exposition,
after which they will 60 on to Chicago
and other eastern points. They expect
to be absent several weeks.
Richer & Co. have decided to discon-
tinue the issuing Of tickets after Oct. 8.
II you owe them anything and wish to
share In the ticket enterprise you must
pay on or before Oct. 3.
Chris Peterson, an experienced cleo
trician Of the Northern Hills, has been
in the employ Of the Peoples Tele-
phone Co. this week putting in q tine
tallic circuit" as Manager Jensen ex-
plains it.
Mrs. E. R. Ness and son Roy, left for
Hay Springs, Neb., Tuesday night,
where they will visit Mrs. Ness sister
. few days, returning here Monday.
Roy then expects to enter the high
school.
The attendance at the Omaha Expo.
sition is increasing daily. II is Q de-
lightful aso Of the year to visit II,
and one will never regret q few days
spent there. II is next to the Worlds
Fair.
Harry Gayhart and wife returned
Wednesday from their Omaha visit.
Harry participated in the Omaha gun
tournament the second day, and made
q pretty good record for his first ap-
pearance in q tournament Of that char.
acter. In the first four events he
broke 81 out Of 60 targets, and his aver
age for the day was 50 per cent. He
had an interesting time, but says their
method Of awarding prizes was rank IN
deed.