Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-22
Attend the sales days at Fargo,s.


sold only at Cooks drug store.
A young electrician arrived at the
home Of John Mueller II saturday;
weight ten pounds.
There will be a 10 @. tea at the home
of Mrs. w. H. Stanley next Thursday
night. Everybody cordially invited.
Tho Fargo Mercantile Cots leader of
low prices.
H. d. Clark went down to Omaha
Tuesday night to spend a few days
transacting business.
Rev. LUTON of Rapid City will con-
duct the service at the Soldiers Home
next Sunday afternoon.
For SALE-Fine heavy team, 5 and 9
years old. j. w. JOYCE, Hot Springs. :.
j. r. Cleaver has rented Ben Cleg-
horns ranch naer the Falls and will
move his family down there in a short
time.
The Catholicon bath house will open
about the first of the month or q little
later. The time of the opening of the
hotel has not yet been arranged.
All Indebtedness of the Minnekahta
Livery company will be settled at the
barn ~ the president,
j. NJ. BARNES, President.
Professor and Mrs. Moore enter
tanned the pupils of the high school
Saturday evening at the w. r. G.
rooms with a party which was very
pleasant and much enjoyed.
Colonel Linn, commandant of the
Soldiers Home, left Tuesday evening
for the eastern part of the state where
he will visit Canton, his former home,
and other places, before returning.
E. Calhoun and family have returned
to Hot Springs from Deadwood, pre-
ferring to make Hot Springs their
place of residence. Mr.. Calhoun will,
however, probably spend large part
of the coming summer in Deadwood.
Roger Young has a good light wagon
and buggies at bargains, and you de-
ceive yourself and your horses if you
don't get your horses shod at Young's
blacksmith shop.
DIR. Jennings has fitted up the
Cheney building on Minnekahta
avenue for an Office and has moved
there from his former location in the
Evans Annex. The office is we'll ap-
pointed and the location desirable.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv.
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gayhart Sunday and they are
receiving the heartiest congratulations
of their numerous friends. Harry
says he came in time to enlist and
"knock the stufan' outen" a few of the
dons.
E. B. Cook & Co. have an extra large
stock.of paints and oils, paint brushes,
whitewash brushes, etc.
Rev. DIR. Lymer preached at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday in
the place of Rev. Pearson, who was
suffering from an attack of tonsilitis.
Rev. Pearson is now much better and
hopes to be able to preach as usual
next Sunday.
For RENT, TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. G. Richer.
Mrs. DR.. Mary Maxon of Hermosa,
who has just graduated from one of
Chicago's leading medical colleges, re-
turned from that city last Monday
morning and spent the day with Mrs.
j. A. Stanley, going to her home at
Hermosa Tuesday morning.
The ladies of the w. r. G. were much
disappointed that the game they had
provided 70: the dinner and supper
they gave at their rooms in the lower
town became spoiled before that day.
They privided instead, however, a lot
of nice ham and other meats, SO that
their days entertainment was success
full in every way.
A meeting is called at city hall for
the purpose of organizing a company
of the state national guard. There
will doubtless be plenty Of volunteers.
There are at least two young men in
the city who have served as captains of
companies of college cadets under
instruction of a regular army officer
There are others who have drilled more
or less.
The steel tire of one of the drivers
of engine No. ID became loose coming
back from Buffalo Gap Tuesday night
SO that Engineer Gordon was not able
to take the train out Wednesday morn
ing. Another engine came up from
Chadron aud did the business for the
day while IL machinist from that place
fixed up No. ID. Engineer johnson
was in charge of the relief engine.
Tho RrHo1, Go- T ,rLo.o. ..n.