Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-06
If you like the best, hear the Wesley


If you like the best, hear the Wesley
ans.
Mrs. Sarah Vanatta has gone to
Omaha where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Judge Gull came down Wednesday
night from Lead to look after some
legal matters.
The Fargo Mercantile Co. will not be
undersold on anything.
Ed Bond and wife came over from
Buffalo Gap Tuesday and spent the
day in the city.
The past few days have been quite
moist, yet not much rain fell. 1t is
hoped it may continue for several days
yet.
For SALE.-One oak bedroom set,
good as new Also two ingram car
pets. Inquire of Mrs. w. j. Thornby.
A baby boy was bornto Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. s. Kelly Tuesday evening. They
are being heartily congratulated by
their numerous friends.
Avery large shipment Of trunks and
bags have arrived for the Fargo Mer-
camille Co.
T.. G. Miller, who has been working
III the Republican office at Rapid City
for several days, returned from that
place Wednesday evening.
For first.class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
Father Ahern, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Ahern, will leave.on next
Monday for an extended tripin Europe,
returning in about eight months.
Latest advices from ticket sellers
state that reserved seat tickets for the
Wesleyan concert in College chapel are
selling like hot cakes in Klondike.
A dirty shame. A good many custo-
mers were blown into Fargo's Wednes-
day, all dusty.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Curtis have gone
to Hot Springs, s. D., whore Mr.. Cur
It's will take treatment for rheumatism.
He had to be carried to the train
Sioux City Journal.
There was no meeting of the Library
association Wednesday evening at the
city hall, owing to the rain, and the
few present adjourned the meeting un-
til Saturday evening at the same place.
E. r. Simms, the barber, who has
been in Lead for some time, came
down from that place last week and
has disposed of his cottage on Jen-
nings avenue to j. Macumber. Mr..
Simms and his wife went to Omaha
Wednesday evening where they will
make their home.
All Indebtedness of the Minnekahta
Livery company will be settled at the
barn I y the president,
j. M. BARNES, President.
H. G. Wykoff, a representative of the
Burlington Hawkeye has been in the
city for a week, and is endeavoring to
place a page write-up for Hot Springs.
A mass meeting is called at the city
hall for Friday night to consider his
proposition. All are invited to he
present.
Russell Thorp and wife came up
from Edgemont yesterday, says We'd
nesday's Deadwood Pioneer Times, and
will probably remain a few deys. Mr..
Thorp will release the Burlington
hotel at Edgemont ON the 18th inst.
and is looking for another locotion.
He has been considering taking the
Bullock, and also a hotel at Casper.
The Fargo Mercantile Co. continues
to sell coffee at 10 c., and sugar at6L G.
Mrs. NJ. Painter and daughter. Alta
arrived from Fairburn Wednesday
evening. having sold out the business
n all interests at that place. They
will remain in this city for about q
month when they contemplate going tc
California for possibly a prolonged
stay, hoping that Mrs. Painters
health will be improved. They have
been in the Hills eleven years and have
many friends in the southern Hills
who wish them happiness and success
wherever they may go.
There is no remedy equal to Herbine
for the cure of constipation, sick head
ache, indigestion, vertigo, loss of mem
DRY. uncertain appetite, unrestful sleer
or skin eruptions. If you want a per
feet tonic for the liver, Herbine viii
not disappointed. EMIL HARGENs.
Mrs. r. F. Conner received the fol
lowing letter from Kenneth Harri.
yesterday from Pana, ILL.,: 81 am her,
:side-tracked to await for the Now Or
leans through train and 1 am on m,
way to San Antonio to join Tedd,
Roosevelt's rough riders in the capac
ity of war correspondent. In m,
pocket are credentials from the secre
tary of war and a check for $500.
have carte blancheto do as I please an,
n rQ M nn khn e. l-A----