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

W. ". Smithson visited his ranch
near 0slricha this week.
Ed. Bond was attending TO businsss
matters in the city Saturday.
y Furnished rooms to rent. Enquire
at STAR Office.
Miss Malou Goodrich has charge Of
Emil Hargens news stand at the Evans.
Did you see those ladies new hats
at the Fair?
The Salvation Army meeting this
friday evening will be led by Mrs. H.
j. Harlow.
Good horse, harness and carriage
for sale cheap. Enquire atSrAR office.
Chris Jensen is crowding along the
work on his livery stable at a lively
pace.
Thorough breed buff Coachen and
Plymouth eggs for sale.- Best strain.
Enquire of w. A. Hoes, Hot Springs.
Fred w. Steele, of Ripon, Wis.,, is
taking baths at the Evans and expects
to remain some time.
v / buy all kinds hides, pelts and furs at
highest market prices. E. W. TIMMA,
Proprietor City Meat Market. SCAT
\ Mrs. e. s. Kelley. gave a card party
Monday night, and a very delightful
evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Lulu Perry, who accompanied
the remains of Mrs. Horth to Chicago
Tuesday night, expects to go to Battle
Greek and take a full course of in
structions in nursing.
Tin shop opposite the Gillespie. All
kinds of repair work done
An elegant new booklet has just
been issued by Manager Clark, of the
Evans-the work being done by the
Pontiac Engraving & Publishing Co.,
of Chicago. The illustrations are at
tractive and the contents just such ad-
vertising as Hot Springs needs.
People who have once taken De-
Wits Little Early Risers will never
AtNo alyUuluS CloG. luey dT0 Uu0
'famous little pills" for torpid liver
and all Irregularities of the system.
Mrs. +. w. Horth, of Chicago, who
came to the city a few weeks ago in
the last stages of consumption, died
last Tuesday morning at five o'clock.
The remains were sent to Chicago that
night, accompanied by Mrs. Lulu Per-
ry, who has been nursing the invalid
during her illness.
An item going the rounds of South
Dakota newspapers says: zone man
from Fall River county presented a
claim to the state auditor this week for
1851 for wolf bounty, claiming to have
killed %seventy-siX wolves and twenty
! coyotes"
Mrs. John Ingersol. mother of City
Marshal ingersol, returned from Hot
. Springs yesterday morning. Mrs. In
gersol went down the 9TH of last March
for the benefit of her health, and the
Journal is glad to say that she is
greatly improved.-Rapid City Journal.
. The w r. q. has received the GOO
glass paper weights which the STAR re.
. Gently mentioned-upon which are
clear, beautiful pictures of the Evans
7 Gillispie and Fargo hotels, the Soldiers
$ Home and the plunge bath. The corps
will sell them at % cents each, and
they are we'll worth it as souvenirs
Every veteran and all others who come
to the encampment will certainly want
one or o
Judge l.. s. Gull and family arrived
. from Lead Tuesday evening and are
now busily engaged in getting settled
in their old home IN Evans hill, Mr.
Gayhart having just moved into the
Davis house. Mr.. Gull and family will
!. be warmly welcomed by their many
friends here, where they resided 70,
}. several years previous to going tc
Lead. Judge Gull will soon have his
Office in order over Merchants Bank.
1t makes no difference how bad the
, wound if you use DeWitt's Witch Haz.
ell Salve; it will quickly heal and leave
no Emil Hargens, r. B. Cook 6
Co.
j. G. Richer and John Pierson will
start Saturday night for Redfeld to
attend the A. o. U. W. grand lodge
next week. They will make a deter.
mined pull to get the next grand lodge
8 for Hot Springs, and we have conf
Z dence that they will be successful
! The whole Hills will be with them in
asking for it, and we understand there
. is quite a general feeling in the eastern
part of the state that the next grand
lodge should come here. May they
have a good time and good luck. Mr.
Richer will 60 to the I. o. o. F. grand
= lodge at Huron from Redfeld.
There are few ailments SO uncom
= Portable as piles, but they can easily
u ho o,,ro1 b~ ,c;p- T,LOoss. D...-,s