Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-11
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Bring yourjob work to the STAR.
m, New soo,,t arriving every day at the
That FIVE osAt Calico at Farso,s.
Fargo MeNpahtile Co., get in new
goods every aay and everything is
FbR RENT-Nicely located, partly
furnished residence. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
Rev. j. B. Long will preach at the
Minnekahta school house Sunday at
ternoo4 at 3 O'Clock.
Buckwheat Flour aud Maple Syrup
from Richer ss,9s;, & coSs,/will please the
Oh, that Log Cabin Maple Syrup is
simply delifions. Better try some.
Fargo keepsh.
Did you see the crowd at the Fair?
they are doing the business of Hot
Springs all right.
G. A. Fishel and wife have returned
from their months overland journey
to Yellowstone Park.
The Smithwick station has been
closed, after a three months run, and
Will Ness is at home again.
Rev. A. A. Brown will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning. Subject: "The New Birth
Scientifically Discussed"
For f~irst-class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Elsey returned
Wednesday from their eastern visit.
They had a very pleasant time-and at
the same time MIR. Elsey bought many
new goods.
A sure cure for cold feet-the coal
and wood sold by Transfer Feed & Fu-
ell Co. Phone %.
Mrs. Cy. Calhoun came down from
Deadwood the first of the week, bring
ing her baby to escape the danger of
diphtheria, which is raging quite seri-
ously there.
The farmers of this country are es-
pecially invited to examine the Big
Department Store Stock and sample
prices. Bring in your Montgomery
Ward Il Co. catalogue; we can beat 'em.
Say, little girl, where did you get
that nice cloak? AT the Fair; that's
the only place yod can get what you
want. Y
Mrs. A.. G. Kellar, after spending a
few weeks very pleasantly with Col.
kellar and family, returned to her
home at Sioux City Tuesday night.
She made many friends during her Wis
it here.
Six lbs. best apples, % cts. Nine lbs.
No. 9, 25 cts. Thirteen lbs. No. 3, %
cents, at Richer & Cos.
Write to j. Francis, General Passen-
ger agent, Burlington route, Omaha,
for handsome 32-page pamphlet de-
scriptive of the Trans Mississippi ex-
position. Free. Ii
A. d. Wood and son Claire, left
Wednesday night for Viola, Iowa,
where they will visit A. D'sparents for
q week OF ten days. During their alb
sence Agent johnson, Of Buffalo Gap,
and Will Ness will look after the Elk
horn business.
Take q little spot cash to the Trans
fer Feed & Fuel Co., and see what q lot
Of coal or wood you can get.
Go to F: B. Smiths Hot Springs liv:
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Richard Vincent, q young man who
has gained considerable renown Is .
traveller, is spending q few weeks in
the city, writing up this resort for the
Elkhorn railway. Mr.. Vincent has
visited nearly every part Of the globe
and knows more of tho world than
most people. He will give Hot Springs
. thorough write-up, comparing Il with
other resorts Of other parts Of the
world.
Found-A stray black horse With
white spot In forehead. Two years old.
Unbranded. In care of Edgar Sevice,
Cheyenne Falls. 28.3t.
For Sale-1 folding bed, 2 bed room
suits, / side-board, 2 dining tables. 2
couches, l steel range, Majestic, 4heat-
ing stoves ut residence Of r. +. Con.
nor. q tf.
The Methodists are getting their
church building very nicely renovated
and fixed over, so that it is almost like
new. 1t has had a small wing added
upon the west side, for the platform
and pulpit, more windows put in, nov
roo, newly painted inside and out,
newly papered and carpeted, and gen.
orally overhauled and repaired. It
will DO seated with $50 opera chairs
"a gift from q. N. Minner. It is u
posed to open it with services next
week Thursday evening, aud hold SER
vices therein each evening up to and
including Sunday. The r~a.onenino