Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-07-21
Clothing! Clothing! at the Fair.
Col. Linn has been to the easter,
part of the state this week.

part OF the state this week.
Milk shake 5 cents a glass at the
postoffice stand.
Prof. E. j. Moore is suffering with
his annual affliction-hay fever.
Mrs. Basford has the finest line OF
stationary in town at lowest prices.
Judge Cleveland is out on his annual
collecting tour for d. N. Ferry s. Co.
Mrs. Daisy Trylor, of Sioux City,
daughter of Mrs. Somarindycke, is Wis
iting her parents.
/ would be pleased to have all per-
sons owing me to call at my store and
settle at once. Miss M. DRusE.
j. A. Boyden came down from Her.
mosa last night to dispose of his bunch
of horses, preparatory to removing to
California.
Ladies' fans for one cent at Cooks
Drug store.
II. v. Bontell, of Minneapolis, is en-
joying his fourth year vacation in this
city. He thinks there is no place
quite equal to this for a good rest and
fine vacation.
The Salvation Army has been having
great success duridg the past week,
financially and otherwise. The collec-
ton Saturday night was near SIS and
on Sunday night almost as large.
For the purpose of selecting u cadet
and alternate for appointment to the
military academy at West Poit, a COM
petitive examination will be held at
Mitchell on July 81. For particulars
: write to Congressman Chas. II. Burke.
Pierre, S. ID.
An item going the rounds of the
daily press to the effect that Black
Hills college has elected Rev. Pyles. of
Sturgis, as president, is entirely I'M
true. No II has been elected, though
a prominent Iowa educator is being
considered.
Mrs. o. b. Chesley, Mrs. M. A. Huff
man and Peter Gilroy left Thursday
evening yer the Burlington for the
west, the ladies going to Beeman
Washington, where MIR. Chesley has
located, and Mr.. Gilroy to Seattle.
Mrs. Chesley shipped her millinery
stock.
The ice cream and cake served We'd
nesday evening upon the beautiful
lawn at the home of Col. Keller by the
E~piscopalian ladies was we'll patronized.
1t was an ideal evening, the lawn was
handsomely lighted with Chinese Ian
terms, and all the surroundings added
charm to the occasion.
A Pierre special says Mrs. S. r.
Shankland, of Hot Springs, appeared
before the board of pardons yesterday
with her attorney asking for a recon-
mendatien of a pardon for her son.
James w. Thompson, who was SEN
fenced on a charge of rape. AS the at
torney general was not present moth
ing was done further than to hear her
statements and no action will be taken
at present.
u. r.. Spencer and his father-in-law
John Rawlins, of Smithland, accom-.
panied by County Auditor Jenness,
left this afternoon for u visit at Hot
Springs, s. D. Mr.. Spencer has been
in poor health and hopes to gain some
relief in the Hills. y DIR. A. S. Was.
son Joined Mrs. WATSON and son in
Hot Springs, s d, this week, where
she has been sojourning for three
months for her health, which is mnch
improved. They will remain in the
Hills until the doctor feels he has had
a complete rest Sioux City Journal
The disposition of children largely
depends upon health. If they are
troubled with worms, they will be irri.
table, cross, feverish and perhaps seri.
ously sick. Whites Cream Vermifuge
is a worm eXpeller and tonic to make
them healthy and cheerful. Price %
cents. Emil Hargens.
y, Deputy sheriff Amos Demming and
and posse, of Converse county, wyo.
started out on Wednesday from Lusl
to arrest Swift Bear and his band 70,
killing antelope and deer in Wyoming
in the close season The officers over.
took the Indians at Buck creek and
read the warrant and started to make
the arrests. To this the indians made
a strong objection and drawing a line
gave the officers to understand that II
they came on over the line there would
be var and their Winchesters wer.
right there to make the threat good
The officers did not have force enough
to make the arrest, but followed tn,
indians all day, until Cottonwood
creek was reached. The officers the,
came into Edgemont to get othe,
, papers, as the indians we're now i,
South Dakota. They arrived here o,
Thursday evening and Sheriff Dem