Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-06-17

Most of our merchants report bust.
ness better than last season ut this
time.
All Kinds of hot weather goods at the
Big Store.
E. b. Cook Il Co. report business
much better than a year ago at this
time.
Not one of the Fargo Mercantile Co.'s
men have been arrested for two orthree
days. What is going to happen.
G. N. Miner has moved from the E.
w. Martin house above the court house
to the Minnekahta block.
The health and pleasure seekers are
just beginning to arrive in fair num-
bers.
Every 30 cents worth of purchases at
Conner Il Co.'S entities you to a glass
of soda water.
Bob Milligan has gone to Kansas to
work for the Baker Plaster company at
Blue Rapids.
The l. O.. o. +. and Rebekah lodges
held memorial services Sunday at col
lege chapel. Rev. Chaplin preaching a
fine sermon.
Bob Cramer came down from Lead
last week and has since been confined
to his bed with II severe attack of ca.
tahrral fever.
J.W. Joyce and several other Modern
Woodmen workers went to Buffalo Gap
last Saturday. and helped the boys
over there in organizing a lodge.
For RENT. TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. q. Richer.
Hot Springs and vicinity beats M
part of the United States for the grow
ing of small fruit. The strawberries
are of the most delicious flavor, and
the yield is simply enormous.
HOME GROWN STRAwBERR1Es-by the
quart or the case for sale by T.. X
Evans. Telephone Evans Quarry.
q. w. Hartsell, who came down from
Lead with his family a few weeks ago,
left Tuesday evening for Omaha where
he will take in the exposition for a few
days and then go to Cripple Creek tic
look up some mining property. His
family will remain here.
Call at Conner II Co.'S and get an ice
cold drink OF Atcheson's kava kola
free.
Summer Outing is "a delightfully."-
artistic pamphlet gotten out by the
Nickel Plate railway. 1t is very hand
somely Illustrated, beautifully printed
and shows to excellent advantage the
many charming scenes and summer
outing places along the famous Nicke
Plate.
When IL firm cuts prices on goods a.
the Fargo Mercantile Co. is doing on
clothing and otherthings, they surely
ought to be arrested.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star was made an honor occasion IN
behalf of Mrs. James Bradley. who SC
efficiently served as worthy matron
last year. Light refreshments were
partaken of and the time pleas
antly passed socially. Worthy Matron
Mrs. Thornby brought about the very
delightful affair.
Kava Kola Bottled only by the Hot
Syringe Bottling Works.
Will Ness has gone to Fairburn
where he will relieve the agent of the
Elkhorn for about ten days. Claire
Wood is doing Mr.. Ness work here and
is getting along nicely. Claire has
been working hard during the past
six months to learn the office part of
railroading and as a consequence is
able to draw Il salary in this opportun.
ity.
All Indebtedness of the Minnekahta
Livery company will be settled at the
barn ~ the president.
j. NJ. BARNES. President.
At the Baptist church Sunday even.
ing Children's day was observed by the
singing of songs. reciting of appropri.
ate pieces and other exercises. The
day is observed by nearly all the vari.
Gus denominations and is given up Ell.
tirely to. the children. 1t tittingly
comes in June when there are plenty
of flowers to beautify and everything
to give them delight.
1t makes no difference. Cloudy
days as good as sunshine ut Nichols
!. Photo gallery. Children are especially
invited Oh Saturday. June 4th, to CONF
and have photos taken.
Mrs. ID. L. Burke has Il fine peaci
/, tree in the yard about her home OF
College hill which is heavily laden Will
+, peaches. The tree was filled with bios
some i'll the early spring. a large par
OF which formed into fruit. Som,
, fell off. but there is still enough left t.
load the tree. Apples and cherries IAN,
other fruits have beeen raised in til
!. Hills to advantage. but there has al
WAYS been y 1o,,bt ahont pa.chas