Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-07-29
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The New Tonic

The New Tonic.
John Gillespie is putting a fine bath
tub in Fred Evans residence.
Mrs. Pringle expects to attend the
Normal school at Spearfish, this win
ter.
For RENT. TRADE OF sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. G. Richer.
Mrs. N. NJ. Wade, who has been Wis
iting in st. Paul, has returned to her
home in Lead.
You can save at least twenty per
cent: by spending your loose change at
the Big Department Store.
j. w. Joyce had the misfortune to
smash Il wheel of his wagon while cross
ing the Elkhorn tracks on Monday.
s. N. Edmund, of Wahoo, Neb., isly-
ing very sick at the Ferguson house
and his wife has been ~telegraphed for.
y heavy hailstorm is reported to have
passed over the country between Her
mosa and Rapid City on Monday even
ing.
r. G. Peters, an Omaha capitalist, ar
rived this morning for his customary
summer visit and is stopping at the
Evans.
Mrs. Wymer and little daughter,
Dora, came down from Deadwood and
spent a couple of days visiting in the
city this week.
Harry Beaill is supplying the local
market with early potatoes of a fine
quality, which no doubt bring him in
quite a revenue.
Mrs. Gene Ness returned from her
trip to Missouri on Tuesday. Roy and
his father stopped off at Omaha for
few days to see the big show.
Sol. Bloom came down from Dead
wood Monday evening and will stay a
week with his nephew, Robert Bloom,
of Omaha, who is at the Evans.
Fred. Hummel and I. b. Dings will
drive to Mystic the latter part of the
week to gather raspberries, which are
reported to be quite plentiful this
year.
Large posters are out, advertising
the annual picnic of the Modern Wood
mon Of the Black Hills, which is to
take place at Belle Fourche on Thurs.
day, Aug. 4.
Judge Cleveland will start Oh a four
weeks collecting tour for ID. M. Ferry
Is Co., the big seed firm of Detroit, for
whom he used to work. 1t will make a
very pleasant vacation for him.
Mayor Shamrock of Edgemont and
Mr.. Eiler, a groceryman from Pontiac,
Illinois, who r making a tour of
the Hills, came in from Cascade at 6
o'clock Wednesday morning and will
stay a day or two and then pull on for
Sylvan lake.
Miss May Cummings, public libra
rian, reports very little reading being
done, by members of the association.
Less than a dozen books are out and
there is very little call for books. The
hot weather must have a facilitating
effect upon our literati.
Ed. w. Blakey, now of Oelrichs, but
who was sheriff of Fall River county
for a number of years, was in the city
today. He is now stock inspector for
the South Dakota Stock association.
He was out to Belle Fourche this morn
ing and went south this afternoon
Deadwood Independent.
George Cassells is reported as sick
with typhoid fever at Chickamauga by
Conner, the editor ofthe Sturgis Press,
who is first lieutenant of the same COM
pany as Walter Anderson. His guard
ian, John L. Burke, has heard nothing
of his sickness. Lieut.. Conner has also
been quite sick but is better now.
Conductor Joe Leader brought in
this mornings Elkhorn. He made the
run from Long Pine, Neb. here and
was consequently very tired. Bert Cox
was to have brought in the train, but
just before leaving Chadron was taken
very ill, and had to return to his home.
Joe says it is a relief to get out of the
hot dusty sand Neutrality-suspicious..
The many friends of John l.. Burke
of Hot Springs insist on his receiv-
i, ing the nomination on the republican
, ticket TOR state treasurer. Mr.. Burke
is ut present treasurer of Fall River
county and has made a most excellent
/ officer i'll that capacity. He had the
, honor four years ago of representing
his county in the state legislature aud
made a most gallant record-Bald Mt.
News.
+ Miss Sadie Hanley. who is III the en-.
> ploy of the Evans, missed her pocket.
book containing $50 and thought that
no II knew of its %whereabout but one
of her SiSter-WorkerS. Miss Clara Mao.