Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-31
P. NJ. Ranney, of the keystone com.
pany, spent a few days at the Evans.

RQlly sPVElU u low dySd al Guo EVANS,
w. H. Buchanan made homestead
proof before Clerk of Courts Osmoth-
erly last Saturday.
C&- Good printing means revenue,
poor printing expense. The STAR does
good printing.
Colorado Twists at Cook & Co.'s drug
store. The best 5-cent cigar the city.
Father Cartier has been very sick
the past week, but was reported some
better yesterday (Thursday.)
j. W. Bentley sold a half interest in
the old city hotel property last Mon
day to w. L. Reeder for $3.50.
Best and cheapest wall % in the
city for sale 10y Mrs. Basford.
The mother of /. +. Thomas and
Mrs. p. s. Weldon arrived from Iowa
the fore part of the week for a visit to
her children of IL few months.
For RENT-My farm on Cheyenne
River for IL year. Il. w. Timma.
Treasurer Morgan says that Fall
River county paid the state s19SO.5O
for the three months ending February
22S. This includes expenses for care of
insane.
For first-class barbering go to Mil
Ter, the artistic down town barber.
The Presbyterian ladies will give
Ifhair ISncfn,, o,fo, ~, ~ A.. Ill
lege chapel Monday evening April 10.
A rare treat is promised. Program
will appear next week.
oY" "'Tis not in mortal to command
success but good advertising may at
least deserve it. Try an ad. in the STAR.
EsrRAy-A black steer calf, about
one and a half years old, taken up by
w. r.. Cross. Owner is requested to
call, prove property, pay charges and
take the animal away.
Hon. Ed. Bond was in the city Mon.
day. He looks as though his soiourl
at Pierre was not disagreeable, even
though he contends that he has had
enough of it.
Rev. Pearson spoke the words las,
Friday that united in marriage John
II. Wilson and Mary E. Little, of Del
richs. 1t is their intention to 60 te
Colorado this week.
l. H. Chase, of Rapid City, spent
Monday in the city looking after his
business-which, of course, under the
capable supervision of Walt Knowltor
he found in excellent shape.
Cook & Co. will soon put in a fine
line of fruit.
: The attorney general holds that the
\ bounty fund on coyotes and wolves
$ will not he available until July l.
! though animals killed now may b,
paid out of the fund after that date.
I "The modern pill'' is rightly applied
to DIR. Sawyer's Little Wide Awak,
Pills, because they perfectly and com
pletely cure bi%liousness, inactive live
and constipation. Emil Hargens.
4 The Salvation Army has renovated
v and transformed the building on til,
corner below the City Hall. The build
j, ing vas opened to the public last even
ing and meetings will be held ever,
$ night to which everybody is invited
S Two meetings on Sunday; afternoon a
3 o'clock, evening at $50.
Q Arc you thin? Would you like t.
t get fat and plump? Tried slaughing.'
r t'wouldn't worh-now take Rock,
- Mountain Tca-'Twill do the business
: Thirty-five cents. Ask your druggist
: Messrs. Curtis IS Jennings, publisher.
: for the Methodist Book Concern, hav,
made the college of this city Il hand
some present of $50 we'll selected book,
:, for their college library. Presiden,
Lymer is greatly pleased over the gift
:, Mr.. Curtis vas here at the opening O
the college several years ago and evi
y IDENTIFY has not forgotten the institu
ton.
" "Give me a liver regulator and 1 cal
regulate the world" said a genius. Th,
druggist handed him a bottle of De
) Wits Little Early Risers, the famou.
little pills. b. B. Cook 4 Co., Emf
: Hargens.
l Rev. Frame, who wa formerly pas
3 tor of the Congregational church q
this place, writes to have his subscrip
! ton changed to Bunker Hill, ILL.,, ad
. ding: II have accepted a call to
good church there, to begin April L.
I Many old friends here of Rev. Franz
and family are always glad to hear o
U their continued good health and hap
piness.
' If you have a cough, throat irri ia
. ton, weak lungs, pain in the chest
. difficult breathing, Group or hoarse
d ness, let us suggest One Minute Cougl
u Cure. Always reliable and safe. r. b