Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-24
Rubber sale at the Fair.

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College commencement this year
will occur Aprit q.
DR.. Hargens was called to Bakerville
Thursday to attend Mrs.. Thos. Fraw.
ley who was reported quite sick.
Ane Birkmose, Of Buffalo Gap, and
Phillip Simon Engelbricht we're ad-
mitted to full citizenship by the court
Tuesday.
Richer sells the finest butter sold at
20 cents; other at Is cents.
Among the Oelrichs people who
were observed in the Springs Tues day
were A. G. Gaylord, H. G. Allen and
Frank Long.
Oatmeal is hight Trust has control!
Better buy now Of j. g. Richer & Co.
Fred Smith came up from Alliance
the fore part Of tie week for the ben
neft of his health. Mrs. Smith also
arrived Wednesday.
Judge Juckett's children-Roy and
Catherine-both have bronchial pneu-
monia, but hopes are entertained that
the disease may be broken soon.
Rooms to rent for light house-keep.
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas.
ant, nice rooms.
Fred Hummel returned to Billings,
Mont, Wednesday night after spend
ing a month here with his family. He
has considerable carpenter work to do
there.
Soap is in the trust. We have not
joined it. Thirty bars Santa Claus
Soap for 81. j. q. Richer Il Co.
w. S. Young, the Salvation Army
worker, has been notified that he is
to be promoted to Il cadet, and asking
him 70 come to Chicago. He does not
expect to go, however, until June.
American Tobacco Co., like j.. G.
Richer 4 CO., seems to be getting con
tlol of the bulk of the business in
its linee.
A. w. Odell returned to his home at
Hot Springs the fore part of the week.
He left an order at the foundry for the
manufacture of heavy machinery for
u 9 in the stone quarry.-Rapid City
Republican.
See Sackette's new samples of latest
styles of wall paper before making
your purchases. Gilt wall paper Sc a
roll and up.
DIR. T.. E. Clough, presiding elder of
the Black Hills conference, held quar-
terly meeting at the NJ. E. church Sat-
urday night, and found the church in
excellent condition. He preached a
strong sermon Sunday morning to a
good.sized congl egation.
Samuel-Don't figure on marrying a
model wife unless you are a mind
reader, and know for certain that she
takes Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask your
, druggist.
. Geo. j. Gilchrist, who has been the
) efficient B. 4 NJ. agent at Pringle for a
long time, has resigned and removed
to Bradley's Flat in order to have
. supervision over his rapidly increasing
cattle interests. He has a fine bunch
l of stock and felt that they demanded
more of his attention.
Flour generally advances in March.
j. G. Richer n Co. took advantage of
past experience by laying in two car
loads of the best Flour that is shipped
; to Hot Springs.
{ In this issue, the STAR is pleased to
, publish a legend of the "Vale of Min
{ nekahta" from the pen of Phillip KEEL
r lar, of this city, as it appeared in the
& Minneapolis Times. It has the true
poetic ring and is q beautiful legend
of Hot Springs. Congratulations are
extended to Mr.. Kellar.
j., The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, -four, feedand Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. tt
At the city council meeting Monday
night the council voted to accept the
proposition of j. w. Joyce as to the
. purchase of his cemetery. They also
appointed the street and alley commit.
tee to consider a proposition from
:, Plummer Davis as to the purchase Of
- some shade trees, to be set out by Mr.
~ Davis along certain highways of the
city aud guaranteed by him to grow
payments to be made annually for five
years.
8, DIR. sawyer's Little Wide Awake
Pills give purity of body and vigor Of
thought BY perfectly regulating the
'f bowels and cure biliousness, inactive
l. liver and constipation. Emil Hargens
n Capt. Grippen received word the
l. fore part of the week that was a pleas
10 ant surprise to him, it being informa'
r ton from Commander Farr that ht
a. had recommended Capt. Grippen as
rs member of the National Council ol
SO Administration of the G. A. r., to I'll
e. the vacancy caused by the death Of