Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-30

with qutnsy, but Is nov recovering.
The many friends Of g. N. Miner re.
~gret that his health has-been very poor
during the past week.
Judge Juckett is again able to. be
out, and they + moving into their
residence on Park avenue.
Thomas H. Robertson will leave in a
few days for his Nebraska home, after
having spent the summer here.
Miss Logan, of Carlisle, Pa, who is
M of the new college professors, is
expected to arrive this morning.
Miss Julia Pomeroy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Pomery, arrived from
Chicago Monday for a visit to her par
ents.
j. Mersot and wife, of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived Tuesday morning for a short
outing. Mr.. Mersot is one of the
Northwestern genial conductors.
Fred H. Whitfield, wife and little
son, came down from Rapid City We'd
nesday evening and visited Wind Cave
Thursday.
Mrs. Il. B. Cook is getting along very
nicely from the operation performed
Monday by DR.. Hoenes, in the remov-
nj of a cancer.
Miss Ida Wilson is nursing the little
sick son of Truman Parsons, who has
had such a long, serious fever. It is
gratifying to the numerous friends of
the family to learn that the little fell
low is now improving.
General Supt G. @. Hughes and Di-
vision Supt. E. g. Harris, of the Elk
horn, came down from the north Tues
day evening and remained in the city
until Wednesday forenoon, going out
with the freight.
E. G. Tousley and wife arrived from
Carroll, Ia, the fore part of the week.
MI. Tousley is @. & N. w. agent at
Carroll and could not remain. long,
leaving Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Tousley will remain for a while.
Spring chicken for dinner after a de-
lightful ride to Cascade Springs at the
Grand View Hoe. Fred N~oerenberg.
Miss Nell Mower, q Hot Springs
belle and an intimate friend of Miss
Clara Andreas, stopped of in Gordon
last Friday morning on her return
from the Exposition, and visited with
her friend until Sunday q. m.-GordOn
(Neb.) Journal.
Those all wool, Skinner Satin
lined, Kerssy overcoats that
Chase 10 selling at 9l2 are the
kind that gentlemen wear.
People cannot exert too much care
at this season Of the year about fire.
see that the stove pipes and chimneys
are in good order before putting up
stoves. We believe there is . city or
dinance regulating stove pipes and
chimneys in the business parts IS the
city and it should be observed.
The Big Department Store contin-
ues to do the business of Hot Springs.
A new foot bridge is being. put
across the creek near the postof1ce,
being jointly done by the Buffalo Gap
Lumber Co., and the Methodist church.
1t is expected that the church will be
occupied by the Methodists in a few
weeks and this bridge makes it very
accessible, and will prove q great con-
venience to many people who have oc-
no.ion e. n~oec ~ and R,o
Grapes only 25 Q. at Fargo's. Get in
in your orders quick.
The water ditch along Chicago ave.
nue. is being extended do xn beyond
Smiths livery stable. Mayor Hargens
says that another ditch will be made
along the west side of Chicago avenue
beginning near Cooks drug store, and
extending down to the Eighth street
bridge. Trees will also be planted
along that side Of the street. All this
is being done without extra outlay To
the city, and will make q wonderful
improvement.
You will miss it badly IL you don't
get Fargo's prices ON goods before
making your purchases. This applies
to coats, capes, jackets and mems suits.
D1Ep-At the home Of Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Gould, Wednesday afternoon al
Ais, their little daughter, Ruth, died
of inflammation of the stomach. The
little one was 8 months and % days old
Just old enough to have become the
idol of the home. Funeral was con.
Quoted at the home Thursday at 9
O'Clock, Rev. Chaplin speaking words Of
comfort to the sorrowing family. II
their grief the STAR joins with the
community in extending sympathy.
: The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handle.
lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds Of building materials; alst
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