Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-29
Colonel Thornby spent Sunday with

Colonel Thornby spent Sunday with
his family.
For first,class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
Frank Long was over from Oelrichs
this week looking over business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Will Crane and children, now
of Deadwood, spent the week in the city
visiting friends.
A dirty shame. A good many c;usto-
mers were blown into Fargo's Wednes-
day, all dusty.
Mrs. George Thorp accompanied her
husband 10 Deadwood Monday, and has
been spending the week there.
Old newspapers for sale at the STAR
office at 10 c.. a bundled.
Wednesday was onASofsshe most
windy, dusty and disagreeable days
this writer ever experienced in the
Hack Hills.
The Fargo Mercantile Co. continues
70 sell coffee at 10 c., and sugaEatGl1ssc G.
II. d. Clark returned Monday from
Omaha. He says that the exposition
grounds are in elegant shape, and that
it is a delight ever now to visit them.
The Fargo Mercantile Co. will not be
undersold OF anything.
Bishop Hare of the Episcopal diocese
of South Dakota will visit the Hills in
May. 1t is his intention to visit every
parish in the Hills.
Thos. F. Cotfey has sold one of his
ranches hear Wayside to John F. Del
fielder of Casper, 'Wyo.,, who expects to
engage in the cattle business in this
county.
For SALE.-One oak bedroom set,
good as new. Also two ingram car.
pets. Inquire Of Mrs. w. j. Thornby.
Mr.. Kendall, of Chadron. was in the
city Wednesday visiting his mother
and sister. He belongs to the Chadron
militia which has been called to Lin
coin where the state militia is being
modified. The Chadron boys will go
to Lincoln tonight.
Another ship sunk by being over
loaded withy4M kinds of goods for the
\ Fargo Mercantile Co.
. F. n. Nichols, the Sturgis photogra-
EGer, went down to Hot Springs Sun
day evening to make preparations for
MI 1.-THE coming seasons work at that place,
where he is the official photographer
u 4 the Evans hote! company and the
rn railroad.-Sturgis Press.
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81 ,FoR ENT TRADE OR sALE-A five
see tom residence in Hot Springs. Call
him NJ. G. Richer.
Company M headquarters was a busy
i;sn,,.y Saturday for it received orders
from the governor to recruit to the
full. limit ut once and be ready for
marching orders. Eighteen enlisted
hat Jay and orders we're read which
required all to report at headquarters
each day at 500 a. M. and 1:3o p. m.
Rapid City Journal.
A very large shipment of trunks and
bags have arrived for the Fargo Mer-
camille Co.
j. II. Mum, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Elkhorn line, we're
in the city Saturday and Sunday, and
left Monday morning for Deadwood
where they spent the day. They antic-
ipate a heavy travel this summer to
the Omaha exposition, and such a rate
. will doubtless be made to Hot Springs
as will bring a large number to this
place. These are two splendid men,
whose efforts in behalf of their road
have done much toward bringing it the
excellent passenger bushes 1t nov en-
joys.
There is no remedy equal to Herbine
for the cure of constipation, sick head.
ache, indigestion, vertigo, loss of mem.
DRY. uncertain appetite, unrestful sleep
or skin eruptions. If you want a per.
feet tonic for the liver, Herbine will
not disappointed. EMIL HARaENs.
II you will hang around the STAR
bulletin board for a short while any
day just after a bulletin is posted you
will o observe how different people
are constituted. Whatever may be the
information you will hear the kickers
kick. Some-and they are the ones
who have never contributed n nickel
towards paying for the news, but who
are usually the very first to be on hand
to read them-will denounce the tele.
. gram as q fake, aud they are mad about
that. Others want the message to de.
clare that a bloody fight has taken
place, and they are the fellows gener.
ally who kick because the government
is so slow about killing off the Span
iards, but who would take to the woods
if their names we're called for service
Then there are those who are satisfied
with whatever the news may be. But