Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-22

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il. Burke is filling some large con-
tracts for stone from his quarry.
For fi~rst-class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
J.. r. Parks and family will move into
the w. Crane cottage in a few days.
Old newspapers for sale at the STAR
office at 10 G. a hundred.
Bob Cramer came down from Lead
Saturday night and stayed to cast his
vote at the city election.
Get on the band wagon and go to
Fargo's for bargains.
Father Ahern has sold his residence
on Jennings avenue to Louis La Page,
end says he will soon go to France to
live.
More new wall paper. with wide and
narrow border, at Cooks drug store.
J.J|g1 lark, the eld-time Buffalo Gap
booml left Tuesday night for San
Francisco where he expects to reside
permanently.
The Fargo Nero antile Co. did a big
business in clothing last week.
The M. E. L. A. S. will serve a G. G..
supper at w. r. G. rooms from 5 to Z
Saturday, April 23. Everybody como
and enjoy a good supprr.
Mems suits. tailor made, $3.50 and up
at the Big Store.
Captain Spearing was about the hap
. piest man in the city ON election day
all on account csf the arrival of a IA
pound grandson Monday night. The
mother of the little II is Mrs. Nellie
Merchant who has spent two or three
months here with her parents.
Sec what a dime will get at Fargo's.
William .Addington and Mrs. Mar
garet M. Spencer, both of Hot Springs,
we're married Monday at the residence
of Rev. A. b. Chaplin of the M. E.
church. Mr.. Addington is one of the
members of the Soldiers Home and
Mrs. Spencer has been a resident of
Hot Springs some time. Congratula-
tions.
On account of the war, prices on
commodities are up. But the Fargo
Mercantile Co. sells cheaper than ever.
r. r. Hughes, who delivered such an
elegant lot of fruit and ornamental
Gees, shrubbery, etc, to the people
about here for the Jewell Nursery COM
pany, desires the STAR to say for him
that he is very grateful to his patrons
for the dispatch with which the people
took the goods and for the general sat-
~isfaction expressed by all.
Some shirt waists at Fargo's. A
beautiful set with each waist.
Colonel Baker, who came down from
Hermosa last Friday evening with Joe
Thomas. says that the company which
he mustered in at this place that even
ing is fully qualified for valiant duty
against the Spaniards. The Colonel is
quite happy in organizing such noble
young Americans and said that il
would delight him to lead them in bat.
tie.
Latest things in braids and trim.
mtngs at Fargo's.
o. o. Erickson and family departed
for Hot Springs this week where they
will make, their future home. Mr.. vi
rickson has been one of Lincoln coun.
ties most progressive farmers, having
resided in Highland township for the
past % years and the Leader is pleased
to state that It is not necessary to &C
to work upon arriving in the Hills
Cantnri Leader.
The requirements of a medicine is tc
!. tighten the burden of pain, and cure
This brings us to the question of 8
remedy. and Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment is the only remedy for blind
bleeding or %protruding piles that is en-
dorsed by physicians. Cures the most
obstinate cases. soc. EM1L HARGENs
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will repeat the Washington entertain.
ment at the city hall Saturday even.
ting, April 25th. Some new features
will be added to the program among
which will be a solo by Miss McDole
Grecitation by Mrs. Thornby and one
by Miss Cahoon: and the Mandolin
club. Price Is cents. Allcordially in
vited..
We will pay a salary of SO per weel
and expenses for man with rig to in
troduce our Poultry Mixture and In
secS Destroyer in the country. Refer
ences, required. Address, with stomp
Perfection Mfg. Co., Parsons. Ean.
J. W. Joyce this week planted a large
dine lot Of trees and shrubs il
Nxar0rnan canetarr Ho har ,,i.nua.