Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-05-19

burn Tuesday.
Col. Thornby spent Sunday with his
family in the city.
Cliff Wilson has been confined to his
homo with mumps.
Col. James Daniels was down from
Fairburn Tuesday.
o. B. Chesley is planning to start in
about a week for Idaho.
r. B. Smith has been suffering with
erysipelas in the face this week.
E. B. Cook & Co. have re-papered
their store aud greatly improved its
appearance.
w. e. Zollinger came in Thursday
morning for a couple of days visit
with his family.
Miss Druse will have a special ribbon
sale at her millinery emporium next
Monday, May D.
Judge Gull was looking after legal
business in Deadwood and Lead Mon
dav and Tuesday.
We understand that Will Crane ex-
poets to move his mercantile stock
from Deadwood to Lewiston, Idaho.
Capt. Lucas will deliver the memoir
ial address at Vermillion. They will
hear patriotism turned loose on that
occasion.
Charles Hampson, Of the Home, left
Wednesday night for Forsyth, Mont,
where it is reported a brother of his
was recently drowned.
John Gillespie is suffering consider
ably with rheumatism, though he tries
to keep about and works enough to
4 keep him from getting we'll rapidly.
Geo. Clark is taking a lay-of and
visiting his parents at Superior, Neb.
A. Scheere is taking Georges place as
baggageman and brakeman for the
Burlington.
Mrs. Albert Peterson and the baby,
and her sister, Mrs. Ed. Monroe, left
Monday night for Oelrichs for a visit
to their parents-and to show them
how nice little baby Peterson is.
The. NJ. d. ladies fed over two hun
dred at their supper at the Gillespie
Tuesday EVENING" great many more
than they expected, owing. to the rain.
They regretfully turned many away,
not being prepared to serve them.
II. ID. West has been called to Sedalia,
Mo-, where his sister, Miss Lucy, who
spent some time here last season, is
very low and hardly expected to live.
He left Saturday, Mrs. West having
preceded him a few days. Mr.. Benson
, is attending to Burlington business
during Nh. Vests absence.
l A girls "complexion"m may be stamped
on her lovers heart, but most of the
Complexion" comes off unless put
; there by Rocky Mountain Tea. "Pow
, der's a bad thing" Ask your druggist
/, Mary Robinson, the little orphan
daughter of Mrs. H. Dailey's brother
: who is to hereafter make her home
t with DIR. and Mrs. Daley, arrived last
3 Monday, accompanied by Mr.. Math
0 administrators of the estate. She is {
bright girl, thirteen years old, and W.
are sure will be pleased with such .
@ pleasant home as she has here.
The rarest combination of goot
q things eve put together is Rocky
' Mountain Tea. It cures pimples, in
!. digestion, constipation, rheumatism
sick headache. Ask your druggist.
Arthur Vincent, whc has been thu
o faithful clerk at the Evans for severa
8 months past, received a telegram Tues
day informing him that a good posi-
tion vas awaiting him in Chicago will
the packing house of Libby, Mcneil
p Libby. He thinks it is a good oppor
tunity and accepted it. He is a steady
industrious young man, and while W,
are sorry to have him leave here, con
graduate him upon securing so good .
place.
r For SALE-16O acres of land 6 mile.
from Hot Springs; 1000 cords of wooi
can be cut from land; good range; run
ming spring of fine water on place; good
a buildings and small orchard. Cheap
Write or call at STAR office.
Next Monday a large number of Bur
lington freight officials will leave Oma
ha for a trip over their western lines
coming to the Black Hills in five spe
cial cars. They expect to be out about
two weeks to better inform themselves
as to the u and needs of the
country traversed by their road. It is
not yet known whether they will come
) to the Springs IF not, but probably